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World governments have known about the true mechanical function of the great pyramid of Giza, and they have been keeping it under wraps.
This is a project I’ve been working on for about 11 years in secret.

TLDR: The kings chamber used hydrogen electrolysis to send steam into the grand gallery turbine assembly to generate electrical current. The Queen’s chamber was a cold water steam condenser with water pumped from the Nile up the ascending and descending passageways.
No working chamber was an isolated or completely sealed from its neighboring corridor, The main interior spaces are connected by a surviving passage system, what critics call sealed are selective plugs, and threshold closures. Big void captured 8hz acoustic creep from between blocks like a guitar’s resonance chamber.
I had the luck of inadvertent contact with the friends of Stanley Meyer (after his murder) while developing an adjacent project related to gravitational harmonics. I have acquired a full understanding of the envelope dynamics required for accelerated bond cleavage through resonant destabilization of the water molecule, but cannot release b/c of nat sec dependence on petrodollar stability.

https://x.com/Trexler777/status/2041002664444453011

pdf: https://plum-cleopatra-27.tiiny.site/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8NVlZOZdFY [Open]

Happy belated Easter. Christ is risen. If you keep this bumped, I’ll answer any questions.
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The pyramids were built by the nephalim
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>>532522626
This is technically correct.

Any speculation on how?

And why they would go through this much trouble?
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bumping your thread
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Ben Carson said they were grain silos
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>>532522710
How?. Easy. They had abilities not known to men.
Why?
Maybe they were borred and wanted to build something.
Or they were trying to open a portal to other worlds to bring their buddies in.
To try to escape and prepare for the flood that was about to kill them.
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>>532522539
take your meds
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>>532523378
It wasn’t just abilities regular mortals didn’t have. These Nephilim Kings had advanced physics knowledge they brought from Mars. Specifically how to use resonance to cut and move the massive stone blocks with orders of magnitude less effort than our current human paradigm can do with brute force.
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>>532523412
Shills already coming out.

If you’re going to say I’m crazy
you have to explain why the mechanics I’m describing would not work.

Otherwise, your opinion is invalid and you are a shill.

Snopes level debunking will not work here..
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>>532522710
>This is my personal feelings
Ftfy
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>>532523717
>If you’re going to say I’m crazy
>you have to explain why the mechanics I’m describing would not work.
Burden of proof is on you
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>>532522539
>Egyptian Government is hiding the true function of the pyramid of Giza
nah, it's jews as usual
it was them building it wasn't it?
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>>532523953
That’s the point. I have uploaded a PDF that proves how this mechanical model is not only possible, but there is smoking gun evidence to support it. Again, if you’re not going to read it and just discount everything I said then your opinion is invalid.

To any shill: tell me why my model isn’t logical and I will engage.
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>>532524250
>Again, if you’re not going to read it
I'm not

>tell me why my model isn’t logical and I will engage.
If you can't explain it here then there's nothing to engage.
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>>532522539
Was giving you benefit of the doubt that this is isn't just lifted from Jeffrey Drum, but then you blew it with "Christ is risen"
Thankyou for expressing how you are a worthless source of info in the first post, saves me the time of reading any further. Hope you actually learn something from Jeff. Might help your condition
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>>532524178
Re: It was them building it wasn’t it
Technically yes. The Nephilim Kings are what the Rothchild’s and Current illuminati financial cartel members claim to have descended from.

These kings were not good people, they created a technocracy to enslave the masses to serve them.

The illuminati are going to attempt to rebuild this technocracy pyramid scheme/compliance slavery. You will get a little piece of their technology to shut up and sit in a room for your entire life. A prisoner of your own choosing.
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>>532524327

Steam power plants need 6 things: heat source, boiler/steam dome, turbine room, condenser, water return loop, and a heat sink like a river.
- The Great Pyramid has matching organs.
- King’s Chamber = upper reaction/boiler dome. Granite is overbuilt where the highest heat/pressure duty would be. Outward wall movement fit repeated upper-duty loading.
- Grand Gallery = hot/cold conjunction trunk/ electric turbine hall. One of the only corridors with carved slots for mounting heavy machinery.
- Queen’s Chamber + Horizontal Passage = condenser/cooler. Side branch where exhaust steam collapses back to water and creates the low-pressure pull that boosts G.G. turbines w/ vacuum.
- Subterranean chamber + pit = sink/reset basin + pump interface.
- Main bulk water send/return water lines in ascending/descending passages.
- The Well is zigzagged for hydraulic impedance: 8 hz water pressure capacitor/timing metronome.
- Grotto = mid-branch hydraulic buffer stores momentum between pulses and prevents drain-back.
- Big Void = acoustic resonance chamber for upper side. Same stabilizer job in gas/steam that the Well/Grotto do in water, preventing the bricks from resonant blowup with a dump
- Send and return loops hand off in 8hz phase so they don’t smash into each other; the Well absorbs the mismatch.
- Shell: it preconditions outer hot/cold rails into separated flow, preventing shorting itself externally.
- Kings Shaft asymmetry fits staggered breath capture on one side and cleaner bleed/purge on the other.
- Salt in Queen’s Chamber, Horizontal Passage, and lower Gallery-connected zones is exactly where pumped water + condenser action would leave mineral memory.
- Measured Dhendra Bulb depiction the angle of the bulb is exactly 26° which matches perfectly with the grand gallery slope (the turbine/ electrical generation corridor)
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>>532525738
That's nice but the pyramid has none of these in working form. No fuel residues, no metal pipes or fittings, no turbine remnants, no sealed pressure vessels, and no exhaust stack. The entire structure is dry stone masonry (limestone and granite blocks fitted with gypsum mortar).

It was sealed for ~4,000 years after construction and shows no signs of the erosion, scaling, or mechanical wear a steam plant would produce

Also, specific feature mappings don't hold up. I can give more details about that if you'd like
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>>532522710
>Any speculation on how?
What do you mean?

Man (30') created Humnas (6') from life within this Realm.
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>>532526290
>Also, specific feature mappings don't hold up. I can give more details about that if you'd like

>King’s Chamber as “boiler/steam dome The granite sarcophagus and walls are over-engineered for structural reasons (to support the weight above and resist compression), not heat/pressure. The outward bowing of the walls and cracks are documented results of the 1303 CE earthquake (and possibly construction settling or seismic activity common in the region) not cyclic steam loading. No soot, burn marks, or thermal discoloration. No water inlet or steam outlet fittings. Granite doesn't make a good boiler; it would crack under real steam pressures.

>Grand Gallery as “turbine hall” with slots for “heavy machinery"
The 26.3° slope and side benches with regularly spaced slots (actually rectangular niches) are well-explained by construction theories: they held wooden beams or counterweights for hauling blocks during building (recent 2024–2025 research revives internal pulley/counterweight systems using the Gallery and Antechamber). No turbine mounts, axle holes, or blade scars exist. The Gallery was never a high-speed rotating machinery space-steam turbines spin at thousands of RPM and require lubrication, vibration damping, and metal housings the pyramid lacks

>Queen’s Chamber + Horizontal Passage as “condenser” and salt deposits
Salt incrustation (up to ~½ inch thick in places) is real and concentrated here, but it's best explained by an evaporative cooling process (if any functional use existed) or millennia of natural groundwater seepage/humidity condensation after the pyramid was opened. Modern evaporative coolers leave exactly this kind of mineral encrustation. No steam condenser needs side-branch "exhaust collapse" architecture like this, and there's no vacuum piping or cooling-water circulation evidence

Cont.
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>>532526518
>tfw modern niggers are as dumb as the niggers in Egypt who can't explain the pyramids any other way than "giants"
>what is mechanical force and leverage?
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>>532522710
Industrial facilities to produce chemicals needed to extract gold to put in Nibiru's atmosphere.
They produced humans to use as AI/bots to find and extract gold. Africans are version 1, high bone density and generally stronger, but dumb and lazy. Chinks are version 2, smarter and weaker to make them rely on tools and inventions and trading gold for "miracles".
Annunaki fucked version 2s (because everyone wants asian ladies) and version 2s fucked Neanderthals (the lack of neanderthal Y-chromosomes stem from the simple matter of being completely exterminated, this is also why a certain tribe obsesses about maternal lineage, they have neanderthal mitochondria). The result was version 2.5, or europeans.
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>>532526518
White women thirsting for the giant brown cock on those 30' men.
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>>532526684
Humans aren't Man. We're made in the image. (DNA).
The land of Chem, the Great Pyramid was designed to extract metals.

>>532526759
meds..
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>>532526610
>Subterranean Chamber + pit as “heat sink/reset” and water lines
These are part of the original bedrock excavation (unfinished lower chamber common in early pyramid designs). The "main bulk water send/return" passages were never sealed or pressurized; they're rough-cut and show tool marks from quarrying, not plumbing. The Nile was ~7 km away and lower in elevation during construction, no evidence of aqueducts or massive pumps.

>Well Shaft, Grotto, and 8 Hz “hydraulic impedance/capacitor”
The zig-zag Well is a construction feature (likely an escape route or service shaft for workers after the Ascending Passage was plugged; it was cut haphazardly). The Grotto is a natural cave-like void incorporated into the build. Hydraulic theories treat the Well as a standpipe in a ram-pump system for lifting water during construction, not ongoing power generation. No 8 Hz tuning evidence (Earth's Schumann resonance is ~7.83 Hz, popular in pseudoscience but irrelevant here). The shaft doesn't function as a "metronome" or phase absorber for steam loops; water hammer in real systems requires metal valves, not stone zig-zags.

>Big Void as “acoustic resonance chamber”
Discovered in 2017 via muon tomography, it's a large void above the Grand Gallery, almost certainly a construction relief chamber to reduce weight on the roof (similar voids exist in other pyramids). No "gas/steam stabilizer" role; it's sealed and inaccessible

>King’s Shaft asymmetry, shell preconditioning, and send/return phasing
The shafts are symbolic (aligned to stars for the king's soul in the standard tomb interpretation) or ventilation/pressure-relief during build. No "staggered breath capture" or external flow separation exists. The pyramid's casing stones (mostly gone) were for smooth appearance and erosion protection, not flow preconditioning.
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>>532522539
Go stick your RC car with a video cam down the shaft like that other grifting retard in the 2000’s
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>>532526731
THIS.
We were created to mine this Realm.
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>>532522710
Terraforming
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>>532522539

Can you build a working model at 1:100 scale?

That would be cool. Maybe even a product helping with decentralization.

Or does the facility need scales for whatever reason to fulfill its purpose?
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>>532526814
>The Dendera (“Dhendra”) Bulb and 26° Angle
This is a later Ptolemaic-era (1st century BCE) temple relief at Dendera, over 2,000 years after the pyramid. The "bulb" is a standard Egyptian creation scene: a lotus flower (emerging from the primordial waters/mound) with a snake (Harsomtus/Atum, symbol of rebirth) inside. The surrounding elements are the djed pillar (stability) and lotus stems, not wires, filaments, or a steam-related device. Egyptologists have documented identical motifs elsewhere as mythology, not technology.

The claimed "exact 26°" match to the Grand Gallery slope is a fringe numerical coincidence (some posts link it to the golden ratio ~26.565° or perspective lines). The actual Gallery slope is ~26° 18'–26° 20'. The relief doesn't encode engineering specs for a pyramid built millennia earlier—it's symbolic art in a crypt. No steam, turbines, or power-plant context in any Dendera text or artifact.
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>>532526290
Appreciate the feedback, but your argument that the internal structures are not there is not valid: after it lost functionality because the smart people were gone, the most valuable things were copper tubing, which would be the piping for cooling- literally anything metal would’ve been taken & scrapped. You can’t prove that it was sealed for the entire time after my proposed functionality.

I can see you using llm to pre-debunk my theory, without actually attacking the logic on first principles. Your LLM even admitted there is salt encrustation only and exactly where my proposed cold water conditioning machinery would’ve been. And it’s the exact spot where you would put the cold node to counterbalance the King’s chamber hot node because heat rises.

Evaporative cooling explanation or seepage from the bottom cannot explain how salt got all the way up there. That’s not how evaporation works. Evaporation doesn’t contain salt. It needs a method to get up that high. Seepage cannot explain why it deposited there at that great distance from the bottom. First principles dictates, salty water was brought up there in large quantities.

Furthermore your dendara bulb matching the exact 26° of the grand Gallery labeling it as a coincidence is lazy pre debunking only an LLM regurgitating official narratives would do.

For your 8 Hz debunking, I can actually prove not only the math that the King’s chamber and grand Gallery were tuned to 8 Hz acoustics- I can prove that the exact length of the grand gallery matches the speed of sound in water at an 8 Hz frequency.

If you actually want to get a valid de bunking through an LLM actually run my PDF through it not just my bullet points. My PDF I uploaded in my reply has all the dynamics.
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>>532526731
>We were created to mine this Realm.
Okay I am all in on ancient astronauts and stuff, but why would you go through the trouble to create semi intelligent apes to mine gold with primitive tools when it's theoretically found in abundance within asteriods etc.? Wouldn't it be much easier to just send a mining ship to one of these and mine in low/zero gravity instead of forcing a bunch of apes to do it for you?
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>>532527517
>my proposed functionality
Doesn't work. Nor is there any evidence to suggest it.

Simple as

>without actually attacking the logic on first principles.
All you did was presuppose without any actual evidence to move past it
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>>532527532
We mined the biology of this Realm, we are parasites feeding/mining the dead biology that is Earth.... We are tiny...

>that is a vagina (the red sea), the straight of hormuz is her rectum... Australia is her dead petrified baby for example. This is entirely a different thread though lol
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>>532527517
>For your 8 Hz debunking, I can actually prove not only the math that the King’s chamber and grand Gallery were tuned to 8 Hz acoustics- I can prove that the exact length of the grand gallery matches the speed of sound in water at an 8 Hz frequency.

>Actual measured resonances vary widely
Modern tests (e.g., by acousticians like Tom Danley or visitors with analyzers) show strong responses in the audible range (dozens to hundreds of Hz), F-sharp chord-like overtones, or ~117 Hz for the coffer. Infrasound below 20 Hz exists but isn't uniquely pinned at exactly 8.1/16.2 Hz as a designed fundamental. Low frequencies (<20 Hz) are hard to measure precisely in a stone cavity and can arise from any large enclosed space.

>Schumann link is tenuous
The pyramid isn't an electromagnetic antenna in the way claimed (a 2018 study showed it can interact with radio waves under specific conditions, but that's passive scattering, not tuned power generation). Schumann frequencies are electromagnetic, not primarily acoustic, conflating them requires extra steps (e.g., via vibration-to-EM conversion) that aren't supported by evidence.

>Dimensions aren't uniquely tuned
The chamber's proportions produce many possible modes (axial, tangential, oblique). Selecting 16.2 Hz requires choosing specific wavelengths, speed-of-sound values, and boundary conditions. Small changes in temperature, air density, or exact measurements shift the frequencies. Real acoustic modeling (finite element analysis) shows broader resonance bands, not a laser-focused 8 Hz system.

>No supporting physical evidence
No ancient Egyptian texts, tools, or residues indicate acoustic engineering for power or 8 Hz. The granite is structural (to bear massive overhead weight). Salt deposits, cracks, and features have simpler explanations (construction, seismic activity, later humidity).
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>>532527806
>straight
strait..
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>>532527641

OK. Let’s say you were going to build a steam powered power plant in other words let’s pre-suppose you could on the stupidest version of my idea, somehow shovel coal into the King’s chamber and produce steam.

Explain to me why you couldn’t put a turbine in the grand gallery, and use the queen’s chamber as a condenser, and pump water up the ascending and descending passage ways?
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>>532527979
>Explain to me why you couldn’t put a turbine in the grand gallery, and use the queen’s chamber as a condenser, and pump water up the ascending and descending passage ways?
The setup violates basic thermodynamics, materials science, fluid mechanics, and the actual architecture.
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>>532527905
Incorrect. No one has ever actually put this together, but here is the math that proves 8 Hz acoustic breathing mode. I am not proposing schuman res. coupling for energy, but maybe as a Systematic metronome. This math is undeniable:

Known dimensions:
• King’s Chamber length ≈ 10.47 m
• Grand Gallery length ≈ 46.6 m

For a simple quarter-wave air resonator:

frequency ≈ speed of sound / (4 × length)

Using warm-air sound speed ≈ 343 m/s:

King’s Chamber frequency ≈ 343 / (4 × 10.47) ≈ 8.19 Hz

So the King’s Chamber by itself lands almost exactly at 8.2 Hz. That is straight geometry, not opinion.
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Furthermore, And this has not been discovered yet either because people are absolute retards, The grand gallery is tuned to an 8 HZ Acoustic signature in a water cavity and again this is undeniable math, not speculation or regurgitated official narrative like you guys are trying to do:

King’s Chamber matches ~8 Hz in air
• Grand Gallery matches ~8 Hz in water-pressure timing

At about 68°F, sound speed in water ≈ 1481 m/s.

For an 8 Hz quarter-wave hydraulic branch:

length ≈ 1481 / (4 × 8) ≈ 46.3 m

That is extremely close to the Grand Gallery’s ≈ 46.6 m.

So:
• 10.47 m ~8.2 Hz in air
• 46.6 m ~8 Hz in water-pressure timing
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>>532528700
Your calculation is geometrically valid for a simplified 1D model along the longest axis. It does produce ~8.2 Hz. However, this does not demonstrate intentional "tuning to 8 Hz" for any functional purpose (power generation, resonance stabilization, etc.) because:

-Real acoustic behavior in the 3D granite-lined room involves dozens of interacting modes, most of which are higher frequency.

-No ancient Egyptian records, tools, or residues suggest acoustic engineering for infrasound or energy harvesting.

-Modern measurements emphasize the ~117–121 Hz range and F# harmonic series far more than a precise 8 Hz fundamental

The pyramid has genuinely remarkable acoustics, hard surfaces, precise proportions, and massive scale create sustained reverb that feels almost otherworldly when you chant or clap inside.
>But the specific 8.2 Hz claim comes from cherry-picking one axis and one formula, then linking it to modern knowledge of Schumann resonances. It's pattern recognition more than proven ancient design intent.
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>>532528935
These are selective simplifications that work because the quarter-wave formula is flexible and the pyramid's dimensions are large

>Real acoustic cavities are 3D, not 1D pipes
The King's Chamber is a rectangular granite box (~10.47 m E-W × ~5.24 m N-S × ~5.81 m high). Sound waves bounce in all directions, creating dozens of modes (axial, tangential, oblique). The lowest axial mode along the length isn't isolated at exactly 8.2 Hz; actual on-site measurements (by acousticians like Tom Danley and others) show dominant resonances in the audible range, especially strong peaks around 114–122 Hz (often near 117–121 Hz linked to the coffer), with harmonic series resembling an F-sharp chord. Infrasound components exist (as in any large enclosed space), but nothing uniquely "tuned" to 8.2 Hz as a designed fundamental. Boundary conditions (openings to the Antechamber/Gallery, blocked shafts, granite reflectivity) shift and dampen low-frequency modes significantly.

>The Grand Gallery isn't a closed hydraulic pipe
It's a sloped (26.3°), corbelled limestone corridor with a narrowing cross-section, open stepped ceiling, side benches with slots (for construction beams/counterweights), and no watertight seals. Water pressure waves (acoustic or water-hammer type) don't propagate like sound in a rigid, uniform, sealed tube. The Gallery connects to the Ascending Passage, Antechamber, and ultimately the King's Chamber—it's not a isolated "branch" for 8 Hz timing.

Hydraulic resonance or water-hammer in stone conduits requires smooth, pressurized piping with valves/reflectors. The pyramid's passages are rough-cut in places, jointed with gypsum mortar (porous/leaky under pressure), and show no evidence of sustained water flow at industrial scales. Real water speed of sound applies to bulk fluid, but in an open or semi-open stone channel with air interfaces, bubbles, or leaks, wave propagation changes dramatically (effective speed drops, damping increases).

Cont.
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>>532523412
The nigger is right on most of it, pyramids are ancient power plants
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>>532529154
>The "matches" are coincidences enabled by cherry-picking
You can derive similar near-matches for many frequencies by choosing different axes, harmonics, temperatures, or speeds. For example, at a slightly cooler internal temperature (~15–18°C, more realistic for the pyramid's interior), air speed drops to ~340–341 m/s chamber frequency shifts lower. Water speed also varies with temperature and any salinity/minerals.

The Gallery's length along the slope (not horizontal) is what you're using, but hydraulic timing would depend on actual fluid path, gravity head, friction, and impedance from the zig-zag Well Shaft or Grotto (which are irregular construction features, not precision capacitors).

Similar numerical "tuning" claims appear for other frequencies (e.g., 16 Hz, 117 Hz) or other parts of the pyramid—flexible enough to fit patterns retroactively.

>No physical or archaeological support for the system
Even if low-frequency pressure pulses existed (possible from groundwater or construction-era hydraulics), they wouldn't drive a steam turbine in the Gallery. Steam requires high-pressure vapor containment, which porous limestone and unsealed joints can't provide. A turbine needs metal rotors, bearings, nozzles, and exhaust—none present, and vibration from any real machinery would crack the ancient masonry.

The Queen's Chamber salt deposits and shafts fit evaporative processes or natural seepage far better than a vacuum condenser. The overall energy balance fails: massive pumping losses up the Ascending Passage (gravity head + friction) would consume any hypothetical output, with no heat source or sealed boiler.

Modern acoustic studies emphasize the chamber's impressive reverb for voices/chanting due to hard granite, not engineered infrasound power generation. Hydraulic theories (e.g., ram-pump variants) remain speculative and don't match the sealed, non-functional state of the passages today.
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>>532528967

Got it, so now we’re going from completely debunking my 8 Hz tuning to “it’s just a coincidence”

Interesting

Flint Dibble, is this you?
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>>532523717
This post and the OP are 100% experiencing a psychotic delusion, likely reinforced by LLM use. I guarantee OP has been ‘working with their llm’ to ‘uncover a mystery’ and solve a problem ‘nobody else could solve’. Llms induce psychosis in schizoids by positively reinforcing their delusions, until they post their batshit insane theory on the internet and everybody laughs at them (except the other schizoids who also positively reinforce the shared delusion ).

Tldr take your meds. If you have no meds go get meds.
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Interdasting.
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>>532529581
Again
-No ancient Egyptian records, tools, or residues suggest acoustic engineering for infrasound or energy harvesting.
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>>532529901
Personal attacks against me without actually making any argument against the logic of the mechanics I’m describing.

Ok.

So every alternative history theorist, including multiple Joe Rogan guests and Netflix specials are completely schizoid, right? The power plant theory is completely off base?

All I’ve done is show exactly how a steam power plant would have to work in other words the simplest form of the crazy stupid retarded “schuman/microwave/exotic chemical reaction/ambient energy/piezoelectric transformer” power plant theories that already exist. If you’re telling me this argument, I’m making in my paper is less sound than those, you’re just telling me you haven’t actually read the PDF.
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The best channel on youtube for pyramid stuff is History for Granite.
According to him, the great pyramid was always intended to be a tourist attraction even back then in 2500BC.
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Its literally just a pile of rocks
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>>532530523
yeah, it was just something some nephilim children made in their egypt sandbox
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i believe fuck all in these so called translations of ancient writongs, lots of history is just people making shit up to fit their likings without sure accurate truthness as to the wholesome truth
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>>532530234
>All I’ve done is show exactly how a steam power plant would have to work
But it doesn't
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>>532526290
>No fuel residues
there's literally residues on the walls of chemicals that should not be there were they not related to chemical manufacturing you absolute moron
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>>532522539
Sorry bud, Grok debunked this and said you're a fucking retard
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>>532528967
This is a highly suspicious post, not least because of the "chant or clap" comment made at the end. The wording is quite similar to a response generated by artificial intelligence. Are you actually plugging OP's work into a chatbot and passing off its responses as your own, anon?
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>>532528967
>involves dozens of interacting modes, most of which are higher frequency
this faggot thinks we're too dumb to understand that he's just saying
>ignore the root mode, there's a lot of higher frequency resonances there
go ask your rabbis for some better lies to try and tell
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>>532532742
>there's literally residues on the walls of chemicals that should not be there were they not related to chemical manufacturing
Such as?

>>532532807
You can attempt to poison the well.

Or you can argue the points.

>>532532897
>>ignore the root mode
What is that exactly?
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>>532532975
>Such as?
findings and theories regarding specific residues include:Ammonia (Red Pyramid): Drumm reported being overwhelmed by a strong smell of ammonia and observing chemical staining on the walls of the inner chambers of the Red Pyramid, which he interprets as evidence of industrial ammonia synthesis.Ammonium Bicarbonate (Bent Pyramid): He proposes that the Bent Pyramid was used to convert ammonia into ammonium bicarbonate fertilizer.Sulfuric Acid (Great Pyramid): Drumm cites evidence of acidic leach mining for iron ore on the Giza plateau to suggest the Great Pyramid produced sulfuric acid.Hydrochloric Acid (Central/Khafre Pyramid): He proposes that the Central Pyramid at Giza was involved in producing hydrochloric acid.Salt Buildup and Sulfates: Observations include salt buildup, gypsum formation (indicative of acid reacting with limestone), and sulfur-related compounds not native to the local stone.Methane/Other Components: Some interpretations of his work suggest traces of mercury and materials relating to gas generation in different pyramids.
>What is a root mode?
you can now shut the fuck up about anything regarding acoustics
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>>532522539
I do not have any security clearances. I am gonna give this my darndest with my low iq brain. I do have an occiptal bun so there might be hope in comprehending your life work. Thanks anon. Archiving.
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ITT Wakanda
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>>532522626
Gravity was lower back when pyramid construction was built. Study the electric universe
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>>532533129
>Ammonia smell and “chemical staining” in the Red Pyramid (Drumm’s starting point)
The strong ammonia odor in the upper chambers is routinely reported by visitors, guides, and Egyptologists and is attributed to bat guano. Bats have colonized the Red Pyramid for centuries; their droppings and urine decompose into ammonia (classic bat-cave chemistry). Locals and tour guides call it the “bat pyramid,” and guano is visible in photos/videos. Drumm claims it’s “pure chemical ammonia” distinct from bats (no feces visible, unlike the Bent Pyramid), but independent accounts confirm guano presence, and the smell pattern matches biological decomposition, not synthesis.
The dark “staining” (metal oxides seeping from blocks) is natural leaching: limestone contains trace iron, manganese, and other metals that mobilize as oxides under humidity/temperature cycles or acidic bat guano. Drumm’s “chemical analysis” (shown in his videos) is not published in any scientific journal and has not been independently verified. Similar staining occurs in many enclosed ancient stone structures without industrial activity.

>Ammonium bicarbonate in the Bent Pyramid
No ammonium or carbonate residues diagnostic of fertilizer production have been found. Any minor salts are from natural efflorescence or construction. Drumm links ammonia from the Red Pyramid + CO2 to form solid fertilizer, but there is zero evidence of gas/liquid handling systems, catalysts, or reaction byproducts. The Bent Pyramid’s chambers show construction features (e.g., corbelling for structural stability), not chemical reactors.

Cont.
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>>532526518
Pyramids were built before the Egyptians. This is just myth because Egyptians have no idea how it was built
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>>532532975
Poison what well? "Your" post did not appear to be real human speech.

>The pyramid has genuinely remarkable acoustics, hard surfaces, precise proportions, and massive scale created [sic] sustained reverb that feels almost otherworldly when you chant or clap inside.
Nobody speaks English this way except for chatbots, and the content of the bullet points/dashes in that post show a characteristic AI speech pattern.

Lastly,
>No ancient Egyptian records, tools, or residues suggest acoustic engineering for infrasound or energy harvesting
We have not excavated Egypt in its entirety and we learn new things about the ancient world constantly. This is quite a dishonest comment to make even for a robot that does not know any better.
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>>532533419
>Sulfuric acid in the Great Pyramid + salt/gypsum/sulfates
The salt incrustation (up to ~½ inch thick) in the Queen’s Chamber and horizontal passage is well-documented and limited to those areas. It matches evaporative processes during/after construction (groundwater seepage or condensation from humidity in the sealed environment) or gypsum mortar used by the builders. Ancient Egyptians used gypsum plaster/mortar everywhere—it was their standard binding material.
Sulfuric acid (H2SO4) on limestone (CaCO3) produces an immediate, violent reaction: CaCO3 + H2SO4 CaSO4 (gypsum) + H2O + CO2. At industrial scale this would have dissolved huge volumes of stone, created massive CO2 venting, and left obvious erosion channels—none of which exist. The chambers remain structurally intact with only minor, removable salt. Modern air pollution can form surface gypsum crusts on exposed monuments, but inside the sealed Great Pyramid the deposits are internal and construction-related. No sulfur source, no reaction vessels, no waste products.

>Hydrochloric acid in Khafre’s (Central) Pyramid
Pure speculation. No HCl residues, no chlorine sources, no reaction evidence. Khafre’s pyramid is a standard 4th-Dynasty tomb with the same limestone/granite construction and funerary context as its neighbors.

>Methane, mercury, sulfur compounds, and “non-native” minerals
No verified industrial traces in peer-reviewed analyses. Any methane would be from natural decomposition or later organic intrusion. Mercury mentions appear only in fringe interpretations (no confirmed samples). Sulfur compounds are either from the gypsum mortar or trace geological impurities in the local limestone. “Acidic leach mining” tunnels Drumm cites (e.g., “Tomb of the Birds”) are natural karst features or later quarrying—not evidence of iron-ore processing.These claims originate entirely from Geoffrey Drumm

Got anything beyond this dude?
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>>532522539
take your meds schizo
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>>532532548
Let me make this absolutely freaking clear for you:

ALL power plants use steam as a force to push a turbine
Then it COOLS that steam to create a vacuum on the other end of the pipe to pull the turbine.

Then it regurgitates everything in a closed loop.

The grand Gallery just so happens to be the midpoint between the upper Kings chamber, which would be able to push steam into the turbine and the lower Queens chamber, which just so happens to be coupled with salt residue and a corridor they even call a “well”
We also know the Nile river was present during the pyramid days- a perfect source to bring water up the corridors into the Queens chamber to have a bipolar, hot and cold steam generator.

You’re not going to debate me or tell me this isn’t possible on first principles because anyone with an IQ over 73 can tell you it is.
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>>532533129
>>What is a root mode?
>you can now shut the fuck up about anything regarding acoustics
I see you don't actually know lol

>>532533539
>We have not excavated Egypt in its entirety and we learn new things about the ancient world constantly.
Sure, this is all based on the current available evidence
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>>532533584
>Let me make this absolutely freaking clear for you

You've been debunked bro
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>>532533584
>ALL power plants use steam as a force to push a turbine
Wrong. Many power plants use steam and condensers to create a vacuum-driven Rankine cycle, but others use entirely different methods.

Hydroelectric Dams: Use flowing water, not steam, to turn turbines.

Wind Turbines: Use wind, not steam, to turn turbines.

Solar Photovoltaic (PV): Directly convert sunlight into electricity using panels with no moving parts or steam.

Gas Turbines (Simple Cycle): Burn natural gas to turn turbines directly with hot air/gas, often used to meet peak power demands.

Internal Combustion Engines: Diesel-engine generators use oil-based fuels to directly spin generators.

The Rankine Cycle used in thermal power plants, which is the most common method of electricity generation, but not the only one.
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>>532533642
>this is all based on the current available evidence
There is a lot we do not know. Future excavations could possibly prove both you and OP wrong.
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>>532533419
Drumm didnt do the tests, faggot
They were done by another research group and he used their results
BTW your AI has several lies in it that directly contradict samples tested straight from the walls
nigger
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>>532533642
>I see
I'm sure you can use AI to look it up just like you did with attempting to use mainstream slop to attempt to disprove what was found on the walls
>you didnt respond and tell me what the answer was so that means you dont know
lol, lmao even
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>>532533934
>Future excavations could possibly prove both you and OP wrong.
Yup, like I said. It's based off current, available evidence >>532533947
>They were done by another research group and he used their results
Such as?

>>532533947
>several lies in it that directly contradict samples tested straight from the walls
OK, which ones exactly?
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>>532534027
You're emotionally invested into this. Why is that anon?
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>>532532897

E X A C T L Y

1) I proved the root quarter wave frequency in the King’s chamber is 8 Hz fundamental (I’ve never seen a single human ever proved this math besides myself)
2) then I proved using the speed of sound in water that the fundamental acoustic root frequency in the grand gallery is 8 Hz

3) shill made a strawman argument saying what I found out is a coincidence- saying yes my math is 100% correct but “there could be subharmonics” which of course there are.

This is Flint Dibble level arguments , where he’s telling grok “ debunk this guy for me no matter what is evidence is prove it contrary” and then posting the responses as his own first principles debunking.
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>>532534076
now the cope proceeds straight on to projection
lmao, bravo
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>>532534037
>Yup, like I said. It's based off current, available evidence
Then why are you so sure OP is wrong? You aren't even coming up with your own proof, you are using a chatbot to challenge OP's math.
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>>532534037
>OK, which ones exactly?
use AI to look it up you kike
this aint the old days where you'd have a limited curated set of info at the library and you had to go down there to see it
you can dig up your own custom curated bullshit with AI as you've been doing this whole thread
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>>532534090
>the root quarter wave frequency in the King’s chamber is 8 Hz fundamental
Professional acoustic studies (such as those by Tom Danley in 1992) found that the King's Chamber actually resonates primarily at lower audible frequencies, notably around 110 Hz and 121 Hz.

>>532534090
>then I proved using the speed of sound in water that the fundamental acoustic root frequency in the grand gallery is 8 Hz
Again, other acoustic experiments (e.g., Danley, 1992) conducted in the King's Chamber found distinct resonances around 110 Hz and 121 Hz, rather than 8 Hz.

>>532534090
>shill made a strawman argument
Nope

>>532534309
>n..no u
Have a nice day duder

>>532534331
>Then why are you so sure OP is wrong?
Based on the data he gave, it is.

Feel free to argue the points made
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>>532534392
Another claim you can't back up I see
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>>532522539
Same thing as Epstein Island... all show just to let the Pharos rape little girls in the back room.
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>>532534453
>its going to take me more time and effort than I want to give to go ask AI to prove this wrong no matter what
lol, lmao even
you shills act like we dont know how to deal with you
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>>532522539
One Germ told me that it was used for nitrogen fertilizers production .
I believe Germs more, they are much more better in the field of chemical engineering than americans.
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>>532534090
>I proved
No you didn't, all your points are from Geoffrey Drumm

>>532534533
Have a nice day duder :^)
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>>532534331
It’s because if you actually take my PDF I linked, and then attach it into Groc with these instructions “ assume the pyramid was more than a tomb, and had a mechanical function: is the argument in this paper more logically consistent than any other fringe theories proposed? Based on first principles, is this a plausible explanation?“

It will tell you that this body of work put together more supporting evidence than ever has been collected in human history to support the mechanical function theory.

I’m quite sure his prompt is “ debunk this theory”

Snopes level Flint Dibble dribble.

Your debunking has been

R E B U N K E D
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>>532534752
>I’m quite sure his prompt is “ debunk this theory”
Nope :^)
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>>532522539
Unironically shoot yourself.
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>>532534752
>attach it into Groc with these instructions “ assume the pyramid was more than a tomb, and had a mechanical function
Sure, you can male Grok play along with any presupposition this way. It will also tell you why it doesn't fit in reality.

That's the part you can't handle
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>>532522539

There’s been like 40 documentaries on this.

It wasn’t steam, it was kinetic energy.

The Nile used to run closer to the pyramids allowing the kinetic energy of the flowing river to power the pyramids turning them into power plants that distributed power to the surrounding area. Similar to Tesla’s works.
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>>532522539
They did not.

You know what else resonates at 8hz?

Moron
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>>532522539
>but cannot release b/c of nat sec dependence on petrodollar stability.

pfff. you're delusional. I'm in the same situation.
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>>532535020
I like your thinking, but the Nile was only part of the system.
The Nile may have been used, especially considering the kilometer long, spiraling columns under the pyramid recently found, as a passive pumping system in order to push cold water into the Queens chamber and base of the grand Gallery to form the cold polarity vacuum condensation node opposing the hot Kings chamber steam node up top.
But you’re not going to get megawatts of power just from passively collecting flow from the Nile- I’ve already done extensive math.

But your I like part of your idea, it could negate the need for backfeeding electric Current all the way down to my proposed pump room in the subterranean and it being a more passive system.
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>>532535569
>I’ve already done extensive math.
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>>532534076
Most people that try to overcomplicate simple things get emotionally susceptible to their dedicated hypotheses. Additionally, there's a correlation between the way someone feels about their current status in the dogmatic system of their perception on existence, projected onto past, seemingly, highly advanced technology. In other words, the world surrounding someone will generally be accepted as advanced. And how could the current lineage of advancement NOT be a universal pathway to advancement, for THEM, as well as ME?

Theoretically, these hypotheses are not foolish, but just like every other spammed out pyramid thread these guys ruin, they constantly overcomplicate their explanations, and project the currently accepted industrial inputs from crude oil economy complexities, onto a civilization that clearly didn't need, or even so much as have a use for. Especially not at the scale of the current crude oil economy expansive ideals.

It's too bad, too, because there's intelligence being used here, but the practicality, and massive gaping holes in the theoretical approach to discernment, and translation of THAT civilization's needs being opposed entirely to the current modus operandi of civilization as currently accepted in modernity, seem to elude these theories. There's no link. No evolution... Just suddenly ancient humanity is making chemicals at an industrial scale, while clearly, just by existing, the pyramid itself is proof that mining was easy, thusly negating the necessity of this complex chemical, metal extraction process professed.

Reminiscent of niggers playing basketball thinking they created everything necessary to actually make a basketball court, just because NOW... they can do 360 degree dunks. If that makes sense...
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>>532534410
That “debunk” is a category error and a strawman. No one claimed the King’s Chamber is a perfectly isolated granite box whose only resonance is 8 Hz. The actual claim is that the monument behaves as a coupled low-frequency system, and in that system the King’s Chamber length gives an 8.2 Hz quarter-wave scale: 343 m/s divided by (4 × 10.47 m) = 8.19 Hz. That is geometry, not opinion. The same paper explicitly says the stronger claim is a coupled-system one, not a simplistic single-room bottle model, and that the King’s Chamber also carries higher support modes. Audible peaks do not refute a lower system mode; they are exactly what you expect in any real cavity. A violin can have strong overtones without losing its lower fundamental, and a coupled engine can have loud local ringing riding on top of a slower system breath.

What the critic is actually doing is swapping the real question for an easier one. The real question is: what is the monument’s low-frequency global breathing mode when the King’s Chamber, Grand Gallery, side branch, sink, and compliance volumes are read as one machine? The fake question is: what are the loudest local room resonances in the empty, stripped, present-day chamber? Those are not the same question. In fact, openings, damping, shafts, and coupling to the Gallery make the isolated-box objection weaker, not stronger, because they mean the chamber was never an isolated lab box in the first place. The audible peaks are local room behavior. The 8 Hz claim is a system-scale timing law. Confusing those two is not a debunk; it is simply not understanding coupled resonant systems.
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it's a very interesting topic but i don't think that i will read the ultimate truth on a monday afternoon on /pol/
also is there a good youtube video summarizing alle the different theories?
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>>532536069

They used absolutely massive stones when they didn’t need to for a tomb, only usage. On first principles, the current human paradigm, explanations simply do not add up.

If you look at all the trouble they went to make corridors, concave faces, all the supporting evidence in my PDF you will find that a mechanical function of the pyramid is more likely than going through all that trouble to bury some dip shit.

Especially if it was to be used as a passive energy collection device made to last thousands of years.

This is not a crazy conspiracy theory
The crazier theory is that they went through all this trouble to bury one king, even though there is no sarcophagus found and no hieroglyphics that other funeral monuments had. The burden of proof that this was all done as a tomb is very high. Someone would say higher than the burden of proof that it had a mechanical function, considering the complexities that have yet to be adequately explained.
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>>532536282
>That “debunk” is a category error and a strawman
It isn't either
>>532536282
>The actual claim is that the monument behaves as a coupled low-frequency system, and in that system the King’s Chamber length gives an 8.2 Hz quarter-wave scale: 343 m/s divided by (4 × 10.47 m) = 8.19 Hz. That is geometry, not opinion.
The arithmetic you present is correct for the simplified quarter-wave closed-pipe model along one axis.

This doesn't establish the chamber as part of a designed "coupled low-frequency system"

The King's Chamber is a three-dimensional rectangular cavity lined with granite, not an ideal 1D pipe. Real acoustic behavior involves complex standing-wave modes in length (E-W ~10.47 m), width (N-S ~5.23–5.24 m), and height (~5.81–5.84 m).

The full modal frequencies are given by:
f_{n_x,n_y,n_z} = (c / 2) × √[(n_x / L_x)2 + (n_y / L_y)2 + (n_z / L_z)2]
(where n = 0,1,2,... integers for mode orders, and c is speed of sound).
Your 8.19 Hz corresponds roughly to the lowest axial mode along the length (n_x=1, others=0) in the quarter-wave approximation.
However, actual on-site measurements by acoustic engineer Tom Danley (NASA consultant, invited to test the chamber) and others show:

>Dominant resonances in the audible range, especially strong eigenmodes around 114–122 Hz (often ~117–121 Hz), with the granite sarcophagus/coffer itself resonating near 117 Hz when struck.

>A pattern of frequencies forming an F-sharp chord across octaves.

>Low-frequency/infrasonic components exist (starting from a few Hz up to ~15–20 Hz), including some around 16 Hz, but these are not uniquely pinned at a precise 8.19 Hz fundamental. Some ambient low-frequency energy was present even without excitation, consistent with any large enclosed stone space or external sources (wind, microseisms, distant traffic today).
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>>532522539
My good man, the Egyptian government cannot hide a single thing. It is one of the most dysfunctional and corrupt entities on the entire planet and I am not exaggerating.
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>>532536282
>The real question is: what is the monument’s low-frequency global breathing mode when the King’s Chamber, Grand Gallery, side branch, sink, and compliance volumes are read as one machine?
The Great Pyramid's internal structure does not have a documented or measured "global breathing mode" at 8 Hz (or even close to it) when the King's Chamber, Grand Gallery, Queen's Chamber (side branch/condenser), Subterranean Chamber (sink), Well Shaft/Grotto (compliance volumes), and Big Void are modeled together as a single coupled acoustic system.
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>>532536527
You could always watch the YouTube video I made explaining everything. But that’s a crazy suggestion I know.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8NVlZOZdFY [Open] [Open]

One last question to Mr. debunker:

You failed to debunk the reason why the dhendra bulb (which actually resembles an electric lightbulb with electric Current running through it) has a 26° angle that matches exactly the grand gallery of the pyramid of Giza, which I am proposing is where the electric Current was generated in my model using steam powered turbines powered from the Kings chamber hot node.

You also failed to explain why the Kings chambers the only room that has rose quartz granite, which would indicate it needed higher stability, and why there is irrefutable evidence that that granite along the walls in the Kings chamber was pushed out centimeters and no other room in the entire pyramid was- correlating my high-pressure steam generator hypothesis.

All your debunking attempt did was say it’s a coincidence and then tried to strawman it. You can’t do better than that?
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>>532522539
>'King's Steam Reactor'

ahahahahahah. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
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>>532522539
Nice.. so what does this pyramid machine do ?
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>>532537022
I don’t think you’re fully understanding: you are trying to debunk my measurable math on the fundamental 8 Hz acoustics that I have proven and your LLM even admits is correct..

By showing that other frequencies have been measured inside the chamber. Lolololololol this is a laughable argument, my man. Tell your LLM to do better.
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>>532537562
>why the dhendra bulb (which actually resembles an electric lightbulb with electric Current running through it) has a 26° angle that matches exactly the grand gallery of the pyramid of Giza
This is not an electric lightbulb, Crookes tube, or technical diagram. No wires, filaments, glass, electricity, or power sources are mentioned in any Egyptian text, and no physical evidence of such technology exists from ancient Egypt

The Grand Gallery in the Great Pyramid has a well-measured slope of approximately 26° 17' to 26° 20' (about 26.28–26.33° from horizontal, depending on exact survey points; often rounded to ~26.3° or 26°18').

Claims that the Dendera relief's "bulb" is inclined at exactly 26° (matching the Gallery as "proof" of shared advanced technology, power generation, or perspective encoding) come from fringe interpretations.

However in reality:

The relief is artistic and symbolic, carved in 2D on a flat or slightly curved wall. Any "angle" of the bulb or snake is an artistic choice for visual balance, composition, or symbolic emphasis — not a precise engineering specification measured in degrees.

No scholarly measurement of the Dendera relief cites an exact 26° tilt matching the Gallery. The apparent inclination varies by viewing angle, photo perspective, or which specific panel (there are a few similar ones in the crypts). Fringe sources retroactively overlay the angle to create the match.

The ~26.5° figure is a common geometric coincidence in Egyptian architecture and art (related to seked measurements, slopes, or proportions like 1:2 ratios). The Gallery's slope was chosen for practical construction reasons (counterweight systems for hauling blocks during building) and possibly symbolic alignment with stars or the sun's path — not because it encoded a "bulb angle" from a temple built millennia later.
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>>532537562
>why the Kings chambers the only room that has rose quartz granite, which would indicate it needed higher stability

>Structural necessity, not pressure-vessel engineering:
The King's Chamber sits deep inside the pyramid with ~400+ tons of masonry directly above its flat roof (nine massive granite beams, each up to ~50–70 tons). Limestone alone would crush or crack under that static load. Granite is far stronger in compression and tension, so the builders used it for the walls, floor, and ceiling to create a rigid, load-bearing box. Five "relieving chambers" (stacked granite-and-limestone spaces directly above) were added specifically to divert most of the pyramid's weight away from the chamber—exactly the kind of over-engineering ancient Egyptians did for tombs, not boilers.

>Not unique to the King's Chamber:
The relieving chambers above it have granite ceilings and some walls too (roughly finished pink granite beams). The Antechamber, portcullis stones, and sarcophagus are also Aswan granite. The Queen's Chamber and Subterranean Chamber use limestone because they carry far less overhead load. Granite was quarried 800+ km away in Aswan and floated down the Nile—expensive and labor-intensive—so it was reserved for high-stress or symbolic spots (granite symbolized eternal durability and divine solar power). No evidence it was chosen for "higher stability" against steam; every pyramid feature matches known Old Kingdom tomb architecture.

>The Wall Deformation ("Pushed Out Centimeters")
The outward bowing is real and precisely measured—but it does not indicate repeated high-pressure steam cycles, and it is not unique in a way that supports your hypothesis.
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>>532537742
Concession accepted
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>>532536862
You're insinuating that there was excessive effort, as there would be for you, in the current systems of stone masonry widely regarded as optimal. The procedures used THEN were clearly different; that much we agree on, presumably. That simple fact alone, and your seemingly reluctant approach to admitting such a simplistic aspect of your theory not aligning... is exactly what I'm talking about.

Before jumping to conclusions on WHY you think the pyramid was built, try formulating an acceptable timeline for HOW the pyramid was built, without interjecting modern elements of how this civilization functions. They didn't need, or even use crude oil, electricity, chemical manufacturing, electronics, and most importantly... they didn't even think gold was important. At least not in the way you currently do.

Additionally, consider the timeline aspect. Those people did not care that a project they began would not be finished before their expiration. That's essentially unheard of in the current self centered culture. Several generations of these people lived their entire lives without seeing the fruition of their struggles come to be. That alone dismantles this chemical production theory. The pyramid was an addition; an upgrade, to the practices taking place before, during, and after its construction.

Do you see why these things misalign the theory presented? If you can't, or won't, you'll just keep spinning your wheels. I'm not saying anything being professed here is stupid. There's obvious intelligence. It's just excessively misaligned, and the overlapping projection of currently used practices onto a civilization that CLEARLY didn't need, or want these ideals, is very loud.
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>>532537732
1) it pulls water up from the Nile river
2) that water goes into two corridors:
The King’s chamber- where electrolysis generates hydrogen by splitting water molecule (this is not pseudoscience. It’s literally known you can electrocute water to release hydrogen)
That hydrogen and oxygen is ignited to create steam pressure that is fed into the lower grand gallery in a turbine train to generate electric current
3) the steam from the turbine room is fed downwards towards the Queens chamber, where it is cooled with the 2nd feed of water from the Nile in order to re condense into water to be recirculated back in a closed, self regurgitating loop.

4)A return feed of used warm water from the queen’s chamber is fed back down and dumped into the Nile
5) the small ducts in the King’s chamber that lead to the outside at the top of the pyramid are intake and exhaust compliance nodes.
6) the big void that was recently discovered acts like the chamber in an acoustic guitar- allowing hang time on pressure that is cycling phases with intake and outtake at an 8 Hz fundamental breath rate.
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>>532522539
>i know how they did and how we could do it but i can't say because national security
>i can tell 25 israeli bots, 16 russians, and 12 pedophiles on /pol/ about it though
a fine larp.
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>>532522539
Powerline status?
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>>532538272
Your hypothesis requires the chamber to act as a sealed, repeated high-pressure boiler (hundreds of psi, thermal cycling). The evidence contradicts that on multiple levels.

Deformation pattern doesn't match steam pressure: Steam would exert uniform internal force, causing symmetric expansion, explosive joint failure, or fatigue cracks from thousands of cycles. Instead, the bowing is asymmetric (worse on long walls), one-directional outward, and accompanied by vertical ceiling lift—classic signs of external seismic shear + gravity settling, not internal pressurization. If steam had been present, the unsealed gypsum-mortar joints and porous limestone core would have leaked catastrophically long before any measurable wall movement.

No supporting residues or wear: No thermal discoloration, vitrification, scaling, or erosion consistent with superheated steam (real boilers show exactly that). The granite shows no fatigue from pressure cycling—only static load cracks and quake damage. Salt deposits (elsewhere in the pyramid) are from construction humidity or groundwater, not boiler condensate.

No containment possible: Even "overbuilt" granite can't hold steam without metal liners, gaskets, valves, or welds. The chamber has open shafts (blocked but never sealed for pressure), rough joints, and no inlet/outlet fittings. Repeated pressurization would have shattered it in the first few cycles, not left it intact after 4,500 years.

Relieving chambers prove the opposite intent: They exist solely to handle static overburden, not dynamic steam pressure. If steam were the goal, builders would have used a different material and design entirely.
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>>532525738
And this magic power was transferred by
>ooga Booga ancient wireless booga
Nigger please
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>>532526814
>The Nile was ~7 km away
there was a canal that came up to the pyramid site
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>>532539032
This is well-established by mainstream archaeology and recent scientific studies, but it served construction and logistics, not ongoing operation of a steam power plant, chemical factory, or high-pressure system.
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>>532538569
You just accidentally rebunked your debunking HAAHAHAHaha!!

You said if my power plan idea was true we would see pressure bulges and there’s only one place we show measurable pressure bolts, and that is in the King’s chamber. It is uniformly shown that the blocks only in that zone were spread outward as if there were a force present to push them. The only logical explanation is thermal or acoustic pressure in the King’s chamber.

Not going so good for you, Flint ;)
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OP's wholly original theory that he totally didn't steal from a book from 1998.
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>>532522710
They left heaven.
They were pissed.
They raped women, their offspring became monsters.
They became more pissed.

Shut out of heaven forever, they decided to take over the world; and use humans as cattle for sacrifice.

By becoming the gods of the world, they plans to replace God with their wicked fallen blood magic and ritual human sacrifice.

They also tried to pollute the bloodline of humanity via genetic manipulation;

They were basically building an army to fight God.

God destroyed the world in a flood.

The spirits of the Dead Nephilim are demons.

They're still here. But now, they operate a new paradigm... UFOs are part of the occult. Interdimensional, not extra terrestrial.

Same plan. Too bad Jesus already defeated Satan on the cross.
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>>532522539
I love these kinds of threads
dont know if theyre true
but much more interesting than approved inside the box rote explanations
>nobody understands anything except modern civilization. now bow to your overlords
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>they produced hydrogen
and what did they do with it?
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>>532539308
No, that is not what I said, and the observed deformation does not support (or require) thermal or acoustic pressure from a power plant. I explicitly noted that the bowing pattern is asymmetric, one-time, and consistent with external seismic shear + gravity settling, not the uniform, cyclic, outward expansion that repeated internal pressurization (steam or acoustic) would produce

Here is the precise measurements and physics.

Flinders Petrie measured the King’s Chamber more carefully than any other part of the pyramid. His findings (still the reference standard):

North and south walls bow outward by ~1–2 inches (25–50 mm) at their centers (the long walls are displaced laterally).
The entire chamber is “shaken larger” and slightly skewed, with a south-west inclination/settlement of the floor and walls.

Ceiling beams (nine granite slabs, each ~50–70 tons): seven of nine cracked across on the bottom face, eight on the top; some raised up to 3 inches (75 mm) relative to the walls, especially near the south wall.

Small cracks were plastered over with gypsum mortar while construction was still underway, Petrie found the cement still in place, proving some movement happened during building, not from later operation.

These effects are confined to the King’s Chamber and its five relieving chambers above it because this is the only flat-roofed granite box carrying ~400+ tons of direct overhead masonry in the entire pyramid. The Queen’s Chamber (limestone, gabled roof) and Subterranean Chamber (bedrock) experienced the same regional quake but lack the rigid box + massive load, so they show no comparable bowing

Your desperately trying anon lol
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>>532539726
This is pure bullshit. You are probably fat and poor irl so you grasp at this woo for a sense of relevance. Like most kooks.
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>>532522710
funny vid but not correct
density of flesh vs density of rock would still be the same
despite their size
they still wouldnt be able to lift stone larger than their own chest size
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>>532539804
>This is pure bullshit
Too bad you can't explain why
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>>532539908
See how he mentally projects, too? "Fat," "poor," etc... The lack of understanding their own self awareness is astounding. Those currently utilized base intentions for observing, and formulating theories about ancient civilizations, is their biggest hurdle to understanding their inability to understand.

The evidence is empirical, and obvious. That civilization built those things... and this current one doesn't. The inability to discern why, escapes the hypothesis phase of these theories. Without the ability to interject aspects of modernity onto the reasoning behind why the pyramids were constructed, always yields a misalignment. And they just can't see it.
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>>532534655
>I dont accept anything that MainstreamScience™ hasnt 100% validated
yea we already knew this
you might as well have just told us you're not going to accept anything Zahi Hawass hasnt personally verified
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>>532538088
>I wont accept being btfo'd so I'll declare victory instead
oh shilly mcshillface, why do you even bother
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>>532541459
Computers do all of his thinking for him, that guy and NOJdHrbG both.
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>>532522539
good thing a pajeet with gemini tokens was able to swiftly come to this thread and protect the normgroid narrative. you must be onto something
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>>532539384
Unfortunately, for your debunking attempt, seismic, shearing and gravitational coupling, would not uniformly push the blocks outward because gravity pushes downwards. You can try to use that to explain the cracking in the support beams, but the uniform outward expansion of the blocks indicates a pressure source of kinetic energy in a uniform fashion only present in a controlled expansion caused by either thermal or pneumatic pressure over a long period of time for a highly kinetic and symmetrical event. On first principle is your logic fails and mine prevails, flint.
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>>532541558
The irony...
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So my question to you, the pre-bunkers is:

If your life was on the line, and you had to build a steam power plant out of the structure of the great pyramid of Giza..

How would you do it differently than my proposed design?

Let’s say you had to use the existing corridors.
Remember, there was a canal from the Nile River leading to the pyramid at the time so you did have a water source.
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>>532522539
Meds and /x/ schizo

This is embarrassing kek
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>>532541324
Try less strawman kiddo

>>532541459
Have a nice day ma'am

>>532543281
>let's play what ifs
No thanks
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>>532543380
Embarrassing that I could think there was an alternative functional reason they built the pyramids besides to bury one king? Lifting millions of tons of stone and cutting them in ways we can’t even explain in today’s technology that would’ve even taken hundreds of years with brute force?

So I’m totally off base?

I have compiled more evidence for mechanical function than there is for a funeral parlor. But you won’t even read my work, because your brain is trained to regurgitate current human paradigm conjecture that is disguised as fact.

back to R3ddit with you
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>>532543973
>I have compiled more evidence for mechanical function
Not really
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>>532543757
The whole conjecture about the pyramid being a funeral home for Kungfu is a “what if”

It hasn’t been proven. There’s no body..
There’s no sarcophagus. There’s no hieroglyphs anywhere in the “tomb”

Only the most elaborate stone creation ever constructed in human civilization history.

In fifth century BC, you would’ve been one of the guys laughing at people hypothesizing the earth was round.

“ everyone up until this point has known the earth is flat, you think you’re smarter than them”

This would’ve been you, I’d stake my life on it.
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>>532544243
That's nice but it doesn't make your fringe theory correct
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>>532543757
>no you see as a shill I can just declare victory whenever I feel like it
>all of your evidence doesnt even exist because I ignored it
lmao, go the fuck back to plebbit
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>>532544599
Let me know which arrangements where refuted and how.

:^)
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>>532522539
>they built a mountain to make steam
Sounds like a super efficient use of time, labor, and resources.
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>>532544694
>I'm such a shill I cant even read greentext
retard opinion discarded
reminder you havent refuted a single assertion itt
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>>532522539
So in which shaft are the jews hiding?
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>>532545072
Re: they built a mountain to make steam:

Yeah, if the apparatus is able to be maintained for 10,000 years and passively couple to the Nile river to give energy to a stupid civilization that had no idea how to maintain a power plant without it..

It’s like how every time Europeans built civilization systems in Africa. They completely degraded when the smart people left, and there was no one there to keep them running.

In a stone monument situation, if you have these smarter kings from advanced bloodlines that have since died out this would be ideal way to start a functioning society.

It’s for sure a better use of labor and materials than explaining all that work for a burial ground, is it not?
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>>532529581
Hey retard, this chatbot is trying to say that your calculations all rely on a 1-D simplification where the wave only moves in 1-D. When the cavity is many wavelengths wide the wave will move in all 3 dimensions and all of your calculations are useless simplifications. I know there is no point in arguing with you because of the ChatGPT induced hallucinations but his LLM is right, should have paid for premium I guess.
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>>532546350
>emotional babble
No legitimate arguments, sad
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The middle pyramid acts as a fixed origin to define the surrounding structures. Using Standard Teotihuacán Units, Tiwanaku Block Units, and Megalithic Yards we can see that the great and third pyramids are defined by radii from the peak of the middle pyramid, as are the Osiris shaft and the Great Sphinx. The ancient builders used this system of origin and radii at sites around the world.
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>>532522539
schizo
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Here the third pyramid is defined the same way as the GP, with a set of radii of specific lengths from an origin.
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The sphinx is also placed using same system. Three base units and a set of numerical progressions.
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The Standard Teotihuacán Unit was discovered by an engineer named Hugh Harleston Jr. It is equivalent to 1.0594m. The Megalithic Yard was discovered by an engineer named Alexander Thom. It is equivalent to .83m. These two units were found on different continents. Yet 1.0594x(pi/4)=.83.

Here's the Osiris shaft defined by its distance to the middle pyramid peak.
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>>532522539
egypt isnt hiding anything because even the original egyptians didnt build the sphynx or pyramid. If anything Egypt is covering up their history with hyksos
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>>532522539
You're years behind my research, ive patented all this so you can't do shit.
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>>532522539
It's a resonance chamber for the mind. That's it. It opens the mind to the signal of the divine. So in a way it is a burial chamber because the one that returns isn't the same as the one that entered. You guys try way to hard to ignore the real stuff and make up whatever bullshit you think sounds more logical and that's why you'll never find the truth. Not until you shut that off and learn to feel.
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>>532522539
The pyramids were a spiritual tuning fork, that were aligned with the purpose of humanity and plane of consciousness at the time.

The ancient Egyptians were seriously clued in on who we are and what we are doing here. They also had direct contact to the divine. See; Hermes and their Panthon.
Consider the almost perfect measurements for specific equations and all the countless other strange things we can’t find a physical purpose for
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>>532527116
Dendera bulb is "thermo-acoustics" your welcome faggot. ;)

https://youtu.be/kkBBkQ8jFRY?si=unb_-oYaCjyN1-iQ
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>>532539858
It's worse than that. Mass goes with volume, height cubed, but strength is a function of area, height squared. Say they can squat 2X their body weight, a good squat for a normal human, and are about 3 times the size.
>2X bodyweight + themselves = 3X bodyweight total
>x^2/x^3 = 1/x
>3X bodyweight X 1/3
They'd have trouble just standing up.
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>>532522539
Looks like a hydraulic ram pump to me
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>>532548198
Your objection fails on its own numbers. At 8 Hz, the wavelength in air is about 343/8 = 42.9 meters. The King’s Chamber is only about 10.47 m long, 5.24 m wide, and 5.84 m high. So at 8 Hz it is not “many wavelengths wide” at all. It is only about 0.24 wavelengths long and about 0.12–0.14 wavelengths wide/high. That means the chamber is subwavelength in the transverse directions at 8 Hz. The first transverse half-wave scales are around 343/(2×5.24) ≈ 32.7 Hz across the width and 343/(2×5.84) ≈ 29.4 Hz across the height. So an 8 Hz disturbance sits below the transverse cut-on range. In plain English: at 8 Hz the chamber cannot first organize itself as a strong side-to-side or floor-to-ceiling 3-D standing pattern. It behaves mainly along its long axis and through coupling to the adjoining trunk.

That is exactly why “but it’s 3-D” is not a debunk. It is a misunderstanding. Three-dimensional higher modes absolutely exist, but they live on top of the lower system behavior; they do not erase it. The presence of louder local peaks at 110–121 Hz proves only that the room has strong higher resonances, which nobody denied. A flute can have strong upper harmonics and still have a lower tuning. A violin can have overtones and still have a fundamental. The same logic applies here.

And the real argument was never “the King’s Chamber is a perfectly sealed 8 Hz box and nothing else resonates.” The argument is that the strongest low-frequency statement is a coupled-system one: the King’s Chamber length gives the 8 Hz posting scale, the chamber also carries higher support modes, and the Grand Gallery belongs to the same low-frequency family as the main trunk. The paper says exactly that: the strongest acoustic statement is the coupled-system one, and the higher modes reinforce timing and wave shaping rather than disprove the low-frequency breath.
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>>532522539
I'm interested in this, but still: Buy an ad, faggot.
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>>532522539
Steam... Downhill. Well nobody said they were smart
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>>532522539
OK. Now prove it. I'm 100% on board with the idea they were not tombs and that they served some kind of practical purpose. I'm 0% sold on any one specific theory that no one can demonstrate and no longer have any interest in speculative claims. I simply don't fucking care anymore, in tired of hearing everyone talking out their asses about potential that doesn't exist in reality. Until it's real it's fake and gay and I'm not getting my hopes up anymore. Prove it or fuck off.
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>>532556318
The system of measurement i posted above is quite real and can be found at sites all over the world. It doesn't speak to the purpose of the monuments but it does reveal something of the builders thinking and may reveal the order the monuments were constructed.
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>>532556318
They actually found the first conclusive proof of advanced ancient technology in Egypt... Purposeful bronze smelting.
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>>532555719
What are pipes? >>532556318

>>532556318
This is fair, I can accept this. What would actually convince you a hypothetical mechanical model fits the corridor dynamics?
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>>532527532
They got trapped here
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>>532557246
Yes retard. You are pretending they were technologically advanced but put the steam at the top and the turbine down below it... That's fucking retarded. Even the most basic steam engine teaches you this is stupid for many reasons. The drawing you have shown was made by a fucking retard who lacks basic understandings of multiple subjects.
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>>532522539
>>532522710
>>532529581
Anon, I believe the pyramid(s), especially the great pyramid, indeed serve another purpose. If they are power plants as you suggest, what did they power exactly? What was their ultimate purpose? How would they store this energy? Would this revolutionize the energy industry?
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>>532558430
They aren't... His drawing would mean they have all of the technology necessary to create a powerplants without needing a billion pounds of stone in a triangle. This being what it's for would defeats the necessity of its creation... He pretends they have pipes, turbines, and pressure vessels. But they are so stupid the spend decades mining and moving stone they don't need instead of the metal.
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>>532557895
Your objection is dunning Kruger level slop.

In open air, hot gas rises.
In a closed steam line, flow is not set by “steam wants to go up.” It is set by pressure difference and enthalpy drop.
The gravity penalty is T I N Y.
Take a 50 m vertical drop. Even if the steam density were around 1 kg/m3, the gravity pressure change is only about:

1 × 9.8 × 50 = 490 pascals

That is only about 0.0048 bar.
Real turbine pressure differences are not 0.0048 bar. They are orders of magnitude larger. So “sending steam downhill kills efficiency” is just false. Gravity is almost irrelevant compared with turbine pressure drop.

The layout actually has advantages:
1. Hot source high, cold sink low
That is exactly what you want if you are trying to stop the plant from thermally shorting and contaminating itself. Put the hot source low near the condenser and you contaminate your own cold side. Put it high and the geometry naturally helps keep the hot node away from the cold branch.
2. Gravity helps condensate return. If the Queen’s Chamber is the cold condenser , the condensed water belongs lower. That makes return and drainage easier, not harder.

3. Real plants separate boiler and turbine by level all the time
What matters is not “up” or “down.” What matters is whether the source, turbine, condenser, and sink are arranged so the pressure and temperature gradients work cleanly.

NEXT
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>>532559102
Right so they were super advanced but built something retarded. Got it. Nigger you wasted way to much of your life on that retard reply. I know you are stupid. Convince someone else
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>>532558430

I agree with the Nephilim posters- so the Giants depicted in the ancient Egypt Gods hieroglyphs are spawns of a spacefaring civilization who were trapped/left behind post cataclysm.
Again, they were not good people. Enslaved, ruled over humans and created a technocracy for themselves.
So they would’ve ran powerlines to their cities they wanted to live in strictly for their own utilization and the regular plebs wouldn’t have had access except for probably the worst of the worst humans: politicians and priest class. The clay pot batteries may have been a thing too. Where they use the technology to rule over and enslave the lower class just like the illuminati do now manipulating society to create artificial scarcity.
Very soon these very illuminati are going to try to resurrect the Nephilim DNA bloodlines in order to create another technocracy/ruling class. The “messiah”
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>>532559398
Y O U M A A A A D ;)

I just irrefutably proved why gravity is a non-limiting factor in this turbine set up and separating hot and cold by elevation because heat rises is more important and all you could do is a personal attack.

I won. You lost.

Take care. Jesus loves you..
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>>532560050
So why did they build the pyramids and not just a power plant... What's the point of a billion tons of rock if none of it was necessary?
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>>532560175
OK, I genuinely want to help you understand this..not trying to be a dick.

Imagine you’re ruling over with 70 IQ African working class people. They can barely tie their shoes.

You are a race where the most retarded of your stupid people is 140 IQ.

You want to build a monument that cannot possibly be moved by earthquakes, weather anomalies,resonance vibration of the machine, machinery itself, etc. you are looking to build a structure one time and never have to redo the main bulk of it for at least 1000 years. Your lifespan is about 800 years.

Would you build it out of tiny bricks? Or astronomically huge bricks? Would you try to make the machinery as passive as humanly possible because you don’t have a working class people with an IQ high enough to maintain or fix it without your direct involvement?

Would you make your power plant with the requirement for constantly inputting fuel like coal? Or would you try to make it as passive as humanly possible, using water alone as a fuel source, so the only degrading or limiting factor is the machinery itself wearing out?
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>>532560775
Kek fuck you you got me. Bye troll
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>>532561061
I don’t even know what to make of you, dude.

You can’t even grasp why it would be more important to put a super hot steam generation room ABOVE a passageway meant to remain cold. And when I actually show you the irrefutable physics & mathematics that show gravitational loss by pulling steam downward is negligible compared to huge loss in efficiency IF LIKE YOU SUGGEST , the hot room contaminated the cold room by being placed below it BECAUSE HEAT
RISES - all you do is call me retarded ;)

You’ve either smoked yourself retarded, or you yourself or trolling or worse.. a SHILL.

God bless you, child.
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>>532522626
Bullshit.
Reality is far more simple.
All these structures weren't built from rock but polystyrene foam,
and over the millennia this foam petrified and fossilized to rock.
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>>532555315
I would like to understand your Math.
But I believe you are right for some odd reason.
Probably because people who are too tall are generally akward and weak . I'm talking more than 2,1 meters.
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>>532533410
>Study the electric universe
That's always a good idea
>>532558430
>I believe the pyramid(s), especially the great pyramid, indeed serve another purpose.
The answer is in this thread >>>/x/42202804
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>A.D.
found the npc
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>>532522539
>used hydrogen electrolysis to send steam into the grand gallery turbine assembly to generate electrical current.
Okay nigger, what provided the power for the hydrogen electrolysis?
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>>532563928
Solid thread!! I was wondering if I was the only one who noticed the sun used to be orange/yellow when I grew up in the 90s !

I know they’re mixing coal Ash in the fuel supply of all airliners, and they have specialized drone airliners that work day and night to disperse the reflectants.
But I do want more insight on how the measured solar output hasn’t changed and yet it’s obviously something is going on with our magnetic field or the solar output itself catastrophic enough to warrant all the world government collaborating to do this spraying. So do you think it’s just a spectrum thing? Obviously, we are entering a polar shift in the next 600 years, we will have the cyclical reversal. I think this is what interstellar was about.
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>>532526518
thats a water bucket anon
thats why the ropes arent tied around four corners, but only two. its because the water provides enough buoyancy that two parallel ropes on the underside is sufficient. if you did that with a solid cube block itd just slip.
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>>532559398
>OP shows his calculations
>(You) respond not with math nor contradictory evidence but instead just go on a hysterical rant
I wonder who the real nigger is in this situation. I really am stumped.

>>532564746
After coming back to this thread (I'm surprised it's still up), I find it funny to see that many people insulting you have to hide their flags. Something is up.
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>>532556830
finna gibs me summa dat SPEISS....
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>>532522539
i am monke what is this?
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>>532558430
They were more like chemical generators than power plants. The power produced was used on site as it was generated. Also they are 40,000 years old, and not made by humans
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Couldn’t a smaller, scale model of the pyramid be built to test these proposed properties. Seems like the next logical step. The stone isn’t crazy expensive. Reactions should still work (lower yield tho)
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>>532522539
I don't know if you know this, but there's a big chance the pyramids weren't build by the Egyptians, but they found it there and inhabited the land, the same for all the great pyramids of the world. As they were built by ancient people before the great flood, because they knew a flood will happen in the future, and wanted a structure that can save human knowledge and sciences to the generations after the flood. That explains why civilization who were built around those pyramids were always advanced than the others.

What do you think about this? Because you seem to had researched a lot. I remember reading about this in the Abrahamic heritages, I can not recall were specifically to cite it.
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>>532565347
Yeah, dude. And almost none of them even provided a logical counter argument to indicate they actually read the material.
It’s all basically you’re a hallucinating schizo. Take your meds. Insulting the person instead of attacking the idea ideas. I don’t know what to make of it. Hard to believe they’re that many retarded people, I’m getting straight Reddit vibes from this thread. I will admit my ideas are kind of hard to follow if you haven’t really researched hard on all the dynamics and connections of the proposed system. It’s went completely over most people’s heads I’ve tried to explain it to, and it took me a long time myself to even understand how the whole system works because some parts seem like they wouldn’t until you really do the math.
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>>532565449
Hahaha kek the only interesting response in this thread.
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>>532565449
I'm assuming this is zandaya and these are here reverse boobs. Too accurate anon. There is an ascended level of clarity here that is simply devine. Absolute kek
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>>532567766
The thing , they’re already is a smaller scale model of this pyramid idea.
Because I modeled it literally after how steam power plants work. The only difference is the steam is generated by coal in modern architecture not by hydrogen electrolysis..

But if you were to make a smaller version of this pyramid, and put a heat source in the Kings chamber that could generate steam, put a turbine in the grand gallery, and bring up cold water to condense that steam back into water in the Queen’s chamber, there’s not any question as to whether this would generate power/electricity. Because my model is based off of how modern day power plants actually work. It’s just a stone version, where the corridors are in different places and it uses resonance to amplify harmonic swings into usable work like a guitar’s acoustic void amplifies the volume of the strings without requiring extra energy.
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You know it's kind of funny to think that reality is in some ways more schizo than the schizo theories.
I know it's not BASED but I think the mainstream theories are right. The pyramids were tombs. But they were special-purpose tombs. The Great Pyramid had a giant shaft that pointed to what was the north star at the time. They thought that this star might point the way to some sort of tunnel through the heavens. Because all of the other stars seemed to rotate around that point in the sky. The King's tomb was sealed and this shaft was the only way out. The whole shaft was to be like some sort of cannon for the soul aimed at the north star.
Just think about it. Tens of thousands of people tolled and died for decades to make a fucking soul cannon for some pharaoh that couldn't accept death.
Kind of metal desu.
Also a good example of how far "elites" can go making the rest of society serve them.
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>>532522539
LMFAO
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>>532568464
I was thinking it might look more like this... Now before you dismiss it consider the fact that we are both clearly fucking retarded and at least my drawing makes sense
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>>532555053
"thermo-acoustics" is a modern fringe interpretation that blends elements of the electrical-lightbulb theory with acoustic or heat-to-sound conversion ideas. It does not match the actual content of the carvings, their inscriptions, or the physics of thermoacoustics

The Dendera relief is a beautiful mythological depiction of creation and rebirth (Harsomtus emerging from the lotus), consistent with Egyptian religious art across millennia. It does not illustrate thermoacoustics, electricity, steam turbines, or any functional technology. Thermoacoustics is a legitimate modern field, but projecting it onto this 2,000-year-old carving (or linking it directly to the Great Pyramid's acoustics) requires ignoring the inscriptions, context, and physical requirements of actual thermoacoustic systems.
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>>532569228
Are you sure that zero evidence of a turbine doesn't mean actually a turbine just because he drew it on a napkin?.. I was almost convinced
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>>532568464
>Because my model is based off of how modern day power plants actually work.
It isn't
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>>532569335
Kek
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>>532569426
Back to the drawing board I guess...
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>>532522539
>but cannot release b/c of nat sec
Lol lmao
How is this non political larp the most bumped thread rn?
/x/ would have pruned this immediately
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>>532530234
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samekh
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>>532525738
If this is true, exactly WHAT were they doing that required a steam power plant and why?
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>>532522539
>Egyptian Government is hiding the true function
It's late here, so I'll be brief.
The Egyptians aren't hiding anything because they don't know anything. The pyramids were in those areas before the Egyptians, who have no idea who built them. The same situation applies to the other pyramids on the planet. Good night.
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>>532524400
>Nephilim
>mix between "Gods" (devils) and humans
>taught humans about the secret of the universe
>doomed the humans
I suppose those weird looking people they keep showing drawing were the "Gods" they learned from.
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>>532522539
Nothing I hate more than Abrahamic cucks. You christcucks, kikes and mudslime cucks have ZERO connection or understanding of the pyramids or Ancient Egypt.

Until the gigantic structures that have been found underneath the pyramids are unburied we will never get the truth about what purpose and how the pyramids were built. Until we get into the great labyrinth underneath the great pyramid we will never know how and why the pyramids were built. You religicucks have subverted ancient Egypt for long enough. There is a reason why Egypt has ZERO care or incentive to dig anymore and that is because they do not want to destroy the Islamic world with the truth that their retarded religion and all Abrahamic religions were/are inferior to the ancient, ancient world.

That is why the moment I hear a christcuck talk about ancient Egypt I know they do not care for the real actual truth and only want to subvert their retarded perspective with the actual truth.
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>>532522626
>Ohh wow, big giants from my retarded book written by evil kike men, lifted these giant stones and that's how the pyramids were built!

You christcucks realize the issue isn't, just about HOW the gigantic pieces of stone were moved around but also how they were precisely CUT and symmetrically constructed to mm in precision without any advanced tools?!? Did the fucking nephalim with their ogre giant hands precisely carve out granite with perfect symmetry you absolute christcuck faggots??!??!
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>>532570334
They are flooded anon. And nobody is draining the aswan any time soon... And while I agree there is a structure of some kind underneath it is most probably a honeycomb like excavation similar to Derinkuyu. Your pictures are for literal retards.
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>>532563325
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square%E2%80%93cube_law
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>>532569694
So you saying I didn’t really cross paths with friends and family of Stan Meyers, and learn the missing information he purposely left out of his patent that make the machine truly work, including the exact harmonic resonance control logic necessary to amplify bond cleavage efficiency by orders of magnitude vs standard brute force electrolysis?

Furthermore, are you implying that this would be a perfectly safe thing to release to the public in terms of government stability?

I wouldn’t believe me either ;)

But why would I go through all this trouble to propose the pyramid was a hydrogen electrolysis steam generation engine if I wasn’t 100% sure that it’s possible to pull more usable hydrogen energy out of water than input energy required to to break the bonds apart in the first place?

Why would someone waste this much time and effort if it was just a hypothesis?
Complete schizo?
Somalian tier IQ?
Dunning Kruger retard?
LLM psychosis?

Maybe..

But perhaps I know more than I’m letting on.
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>>532562584
Don't reply to these canadian fags, they're always trolling jeets.
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>>532570604
Nigger every block is a different size just slapped next to each other... The inner stones don't even match the layout of the perimeter most likely due them being laid separately as the would have been aligned to the spiral ramp.
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>>532569694
If you respond to that bait you are retarded anon... Don't let him get you
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>>532568464
You already spent much time in this, why not make a small model of it with similar materials. And then no one can disagree. Just make sure you don't get killed in a suicide.
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>>532570896
>They are flooded anon
And? The government won't even acknowledge these satellite scans. They won't even give any of the team any access to do more investigating. Why is that? Ohh that's right because they don't want to blasphemy the Quran by proving that the pyramids were built a hundred thousand years earlier and not by slaves but by more advanced beings than us currently. Would literally make all Abrahamic religions obsolete immediately and would cause massive global civil unrest way, way more than any UFC disclosure ever could. Alien disclosure will just be filed under angels for christcucks and Djinn for mudslimes but an ancient civilization more advanced than we currently are would completely cripple every retarded book of the lord out there especially if it contains also mankind's creation in the ruins somehow.
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>>532522626
>pyramids were built by giants
No. The pyramids were poured geopolymer concerete. This has been proven for as long as it has been recognized the blocks have paralell magnetic polarization regardless of the orientation of each block.
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>>532569228
Tell me more about "projecting" talking about some mystical "god"... no. Your a retard. We wuz kangz.
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>>532571794
I was wondering what the deal was. They seem unusually hostile for “Canadians” hahahaha
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>>532572790
"Canadian" is just code word for anchor baby chink or low caste pajeesh rajeesh.
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>>532572692
They weren't... And anything truly important down there was destroyed by the flooding
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>>532572779
>incoherent nonsense
Try again with a legitimate argument
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>>532573240
But incoherent nonsense is all they have... More importantly a diety muskrat just visited me to let us know of our righteousness. Peace be upon us brother
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>>532573489
R'Amen bro
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>>532573799
Praise be to farfalle
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>>532572980
>And anything truly important down there was destroyed by the flooding

Are you retarded? Just unearthing the megastructures underneath proves all religions wrong instantaneously! Fuck off you christcuck faggot. I know you wouldn't care to find out same as the mudslimes in Egypt or the Kikes across the waters.
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>>532573900
How... Go
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>>532522539
>Egyptian Government
The Egyptian government couldn't hide shit. Complete bumblefucks. If I wanted the entire world to know something, I'd give the secret to the Egyptian government and wait 24 hours.
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Kek liars will come at you with all kinds of shit but they ain't never got no muskrats. Fucking Egyptfag zahi hawass dick suckers can't do shit to us animal boys blessed by Anubis
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>>532574676
My dog grabs muskrats by the rib cage and explodes their hearts until blood comes out their mouths. You can hear the bones snapping. One of the most brutal and cruel things I’ve ever seen. And he doesn’t even like them as food.
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>>532575108
Ohhh cute I'm going to tell my boyfriend how tough you are... Nigger we bait chipmunks into the water to be heron food. You are a faggot. Nobody is impressed by any of your gay fake stories.
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>>532522626
They were built by whites. Brownoids say aliens did it, but really it was intellectually superior European men and they will attempt to cover it up forever to avoid another India level humiliation.
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>>532574056

> Mein Kampf qoute about arguing with jews...

No thanks. If you need me to explain how massive pillars that run hundreds of meters underneath a massive pyramid would cause ontological shock to all religicucks worldwide because not a peep was written about it in any of their all knowing retarded holy books then it's pointless. You are either genuinely retarded or a kike bad faith debater.
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>>532522539
You ruined this by being a christ cuck man wtf is wrong with you people
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>>532575823
Alright you have peaked my interest... Do you know of the story of the longyou caves in China and the immense similarities of the "cupping" stone removal method similar to megalithic quarry sites in Egypt?
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>>532575999
Not an answer. Bye
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>>532576055
Never heard of that, but it is very interesting
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>>532576170
You should check it out. The Chinese had lived there for millennia next to a neverending well. When someone chick decided to find the bottom them pumped it out to find an insanely complex manmade cave system with built in water systems. The entire thing is excavated and bears incredible similarities to site in Egypt. China also has about 400 pyramids many of which are not small and show striking layout resemblance to those elsewhere
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>>532576055
There was some type of rotary stone removal method we figured out thousands of years ago that spread across the globe and then disappeared. It might be as simple as a pipe drill turned on its side as a grinder but whatever it was it seems awfully suspicious that it's everywhere. That doesn't happen randomly by accident. It's evidence of prehistoric worldwide trade
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>>532575108
Kek remember when this was your thread faggot? Egypt is aliens and shit... Dumb fucking nigger
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There is no purer joy than absolutely cucking a troll thread with facts and authenticity... Goodnight you absolute faggots. We both know you are absolutely seething right now.... Made my day. Night my lil cuck boys
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>>532578975
Thanks for bumping it and keeping it at the top of the list . it would’ve died without you honestly. Remember one thing as you go to sleep tonight:

Christ is king ;)
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>>532522539
Bump can we build this today
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>>532579343
>Christ is king
Of jews
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>>532579899
Parts of it, yes. The current method for hydrogen electrolysis in modern human paradigm would need to be significantly upgraded though. You could definitely build a coal powered version of this though, and it would be significantly more efficient just because of the way the pyramid tuned everything to a specific 8 Hz resonance by the dimensions and interconnecting corridors.

If modern power plants follow this they could get efficiency way up there.

Like I said, compare the energy potential of strumming a guitar strings on an unplugged electric guitar with no cavity in it ..

versus the energy potential of plucking a string on an acoustic guitar with the hole/cavity to store resonating energy and swing it back-and-forth. The pyramids used a self regurgitating amplification effect that I don’t think I’m able to adequately describe without it going over everyone’s heads, judging by the comments in this thread.
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>>532572790
He's clearly using an LLM, also
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You're somewhat right, OP. The pyramids were chemical reactors and the evidence is plenty.
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>>532581911
>pyramids were chemical reactors and the evidence is plenty.
Nope
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>>532581614
>the pyramid tuned everything to a specific 8 Hz resonance by the dimensions and interconnecting corridors.
Again, that is correct arithmetic for one small cavity treated as a 1D closed-open pipe.

What you fail to grasp is once you connect the King’s Chamber to the Grand Gallery, Queen’s Chamber (side branch/condenser), Subterranean Chamber (sink), Well Shaft, Grotto, Big Void, relieving chambers, and all the narrow passages, the system becomes a large coupled acoustic network. Adding volume and long, narrow ducts dramatically lowers the fundamental frequency, exactly the opposite of “tuning everything to 8 Hz.”
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>>532522539
>This is a project I’ve been working on for about 11 years in secret.
Wow. You could have been doing literally anything else.



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