8 months ago
Scientists claim colossal structures under Egyptian pyramids
Scientists from Italy and Scotland have found evidence that there might be big structures hidden deep under the Egyptian pyramids.
They used special technology that can see through the ground like a kind of radar.
The scientists say they found eight big, round shapes connected to each other.
Other scientists are not sure if this is true.
The first scientists say that four different satellites all found the same things under the ground, which makes their discovery more believable.
They think these shapes are man-made because they look too perfect to be natural.
Some other experts say that small things like caves or rooms are normal under pyramids and that the technology might not be able to see so deep.
Italian and Scottish scientists claim to have found evidence of colossal structures under the Egyptian pyramids.
The structures are said to be 3,500 feet deep and connected to each other.
The discovery was made using synthetic aperture radar Doppler tomography technology.
Four independent satellite operators scanned the region and found similar results.
Some experts are skeptical, saying the technology might not be able to see so deep and that small structures under pyramids are normal.
- Who
- Corrado Malanga and Filippo Biondi
- What
- Colossal structures under the Egyptian pyramids
- Where
- Giza Plateau, Egypt
- When
- March 2023 and ongoing
- Why
- To explore and verify the existence of underground structures
Key facts
- Scientists
- Corrado Malanga, Filippo Biondi
- Universities
- University of Pisa, University of Strathclyde
- Technology
- Synthetic aperture radar Doppler tomography
- Depth
- 3,500 feet
- Location
- Giza Plateau, under the Khafre pyramid
- Satellite Operators
- Umbra, Capella Space, ICEYE, Cosmo-SkyMed
Quotes
Filippo Biondi
Radar engineer and developer of the imaging method used to detect structures under the pyramids.
“All four satellites gave exactly the same results. That is really amazing. We cannot announce anything without these basic scientific methods.”
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