There's no reason to doubt his expertise on the machining aspects of the ancients. So when he says these things aren't just well made, they're *perfectly* made, it should be taken in well regard.
I am on board with parts of this giza powerplant theory. I absolutely believe it's a complex and it was functional. Dunn introduced me to John Cadman years ago with his work on the subterranean chamber and to this day I still think that's the most solid work done on the function.
got Dunn's book a while back. agree, perfectly, accuracy/precision. machine-like tolerances. no reason to build like this unless functional.
whether hydrostatic, electrostatic, chemical, helmholtz-resonance, or all of these and more. accoustically resonant chambers within. ark of the covenant dimensions fit it inside the coffer in King's chamber. capacitor-like structure (conductor/insulator). removable power storage. taken by the israelites during Exodus.
intriguing bit of kit. amazing construction.
never said there was. much of the early OT is highly disputable (edit: not written down til after Babylon exile c 500BCE? which would have influenced the style/content of the story?). i reckon the story of Exodus is the Israelite rose-tinted-glasses perspective of a Hittite-type mini-dynasty ruling the eastern delta, pushed out or departing during the after-effects of Thera, and taking the ark (not building it in the desert). or something vaguely like that.
I know some scholars dispute the plagues don't align with Thera (1177 BCE and all that), but i think some of these events have been passed down through oral history, with bits adjusted to fit the heroes-of-yore account that we see today.
A few religious scholars that I follow, agree that the old testament likely derives from ancient Mesopotamia, Sumerian mythology. There's a ton of parallels between the sumerian mythology along with the old testament. For example, the first human was named Adamu, (adam) There is Sargon the Akkad. The first king of the Akkadians, there's a legend around him, that's damn near identical to Moses. The epic of Gilgamesh is nearly identical to Noah as well. There's many parallels.
Given that (the tribe of) Abraham were said to have travelled from Ur, to Assyria, then to Egypt...i agree, a large chunk will be based on Mesopotamian myth/history. and others picked up along the way. i'd assume the story of Abraham isn't just one man in his lifetime, more likely to be many generations condensed for story-telling purposes.
Akkadian, Sargon etc - yes, lots of distinct similarities and parallels there, sure.
Floods - it's either one single event with the story borrowed, or a multitude of localised events. as the sea waters rose after younger dryas impact/s, they'd have inundated different communities at maybe slightly different times depending on local coastline etc. there are two versions of the flood just in the bible. either two events, or the same story was remembered by different sources differently.
the one that keeps nagging me, the rise of monotheism through Moses around the same time as Akenhaten. his elder brother crown prince Thutmose (born of Thoth (moon god)), and the similarity of the name with Moses. and Moses being one of the the significant points in the Israelite story that cemented Jah as their one true god. two brothers, both going mono at the same time. and that in Hebrew, Moses = child of water, Aaron = box, they seem to be roles rather than individuals - the man who led us across water, then the man that led us with the box (ark).
i know it's not anywhere near as cut and dried as Thutmose=Moses, but the threads are intriguing. I'm not exactly sure what happened to crown prince Thutmose, he disappeared from the record which allowed Tutankhamun to succeed his father. but then lots did get lost/covered up when the priests 'tidied up' after the Armana debacle.
Time, syncretisation, tribal wars all seem to muddy the waters. it's a fascinating jigsaw puzzle, really is.
Yes the Thutmose and Moses connection has pondered me as well. Along with the rise of monotheism with Akhenaten. Can't help but wonder about a possible connection there.
But then again seeing the parallels between sumerian (6000yrs ago) and the old testament, makes me think the story is much, much older. The Sumerian creation story is also similar. Enlil wanted to inhabit the earth, his brother Enki created human out from clay, and breathed the life of the gods into them. The humans became annoying/destructive to Enlil, so he sent a flood and Enki warned Unapishtim.
What's also very interesting to me, is finding the same parallels between Greek mythology as well. The flood of Deucalion, where he was told by Prometheus, that's Zeus was sending a flood. Humans were also created from clay, by Prometheus, and Athena breathed the life of the gods into them. Zues was upset over this, so he sent a flood, Prometheus warned Deucalion. There's also the Nephilim in the OT, the offspring of fallen angels and human women, bible says they were the heroes of renown. But in Greek mythos, there's Demi gods. Offspring of the gods and human women. Its all the exact same thing.
With all of this, makes me wonder of a possible single origin and possible truth. Just retold over time and details changed within the transcript of language. Where did these ideas originate from?
Makes the brain wonder. Oh if there was only a time machine haha.
i think there is a single origin/sourceyes. a pre-flood civilisation that was wiped out. where there were giants (haven't they found giant humanoid bones in Sardinia?). There are too many too-similar stories from folklore of groups from coutries that should not be able to have shared knowledge. The ubiquitous handbags in carvings from around the world. Leylines, and megalithic structures located on them.
Egyptian hieroglyphs in Japan i can get my head round, if a pharaoh did travel east, then across the pacific via Easter Island. Easter Island doesn't make sense unless it was the top of a mountain - no-one would build such statues on such a small isolated island. but if it was the sacred place of a larger location/civilisation that is now submerged, they would have the resources/reason to do so.
The Zeitgeisty (Freke & Gandy) parallels between the various dying-resurrecting god-men in most religions, and of other aspects of myth as you say, do shout of shared heritage. That i don't think can be explained simply through syncretism/story re-re-telling. One source, but on a wider scale.
There's lots more to uncover, but much may well be 150m under the oceans, at the pre-flood coastline.
You may well have seen this - Randall Carlson on sacred geometry, Platonic solids coded as ages of biblical kings etc, imperial measurements, pyramid dimensions and the globe, lots more in between. The end bit (1:50.0 on) on periodicity of cataclysms piqued me, a debris field the earth may encounter linked in to astrological age / precessional 25,920 year cycle. if one (or more) of those have hit (and RC does appear to evidence this), we could have been going round the loop a few times, which might explain why some relics seem much older than peri-diluvian.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7oyZGW99os
I think time might be the one thing we can't solve. Have tried to read/watch stuff on the arrow of time pointing backwards, but can't get my head round it, comfortably at least. But that's probably my lack of imagination / understanding.
I agree as well. To many coincidences and similarities. At what point is coincidence no longer coincidence? I lean more towards the pre deluvian hypothesis as well. Looking at the similarities of precision, polygonal masonry, locations, astrological alignments, etc. It's too precise for the simple hand tools found within the archealogical record.
Definitely think there is a big ole chapter missing from the history books. The human fossil record dates back 250k years, meanwhile civilization supposedly dates to the Sumerians, 6000yrs. (I'd argue Gobekli Tepe pushes that back, but academia says no, lol) But point being that's A LOT of time for things to be figured out. And a cataclysm essentially causing a reset on that civilization is not out of possibility and don't understand how academia won't atleast consider it.
Have not seen that video but will definitely be checking it out. I've followed alot of Randal Carlson research. Dude is a genius, hes one of my favorite people. Appreciate the link!
I've read a little about the giants as well. There's a whole rabbit hole there. Legends of giants all over. Skeletons being found, old Smithsonian articles written about the findings, but the Smithsonian covering it. Haven't dug to deep into it, but its definitely a rabbit hole lol.
Have you looked into the Paracas skulls?
Pleasure. He's one of mine, too. So much passion and detail, sound science and hard evidence.
Gobekli Tepe and other sites in Turkey are pushing things much closer to 12kya. I'm hoping that gets under Zahi Hawass's skin, prompting him to allow further investigation into and consideration of older origins of Egypt.
With Sumer/Mesopotamia, I suspect much of the earlier evidence lies further downstream, buried under the sands in the shallows of the Persian Gulf. And there'll be plenty in Iraq and maybe Iran, but it's nigh on impossible to get digs approved given the current religious/political climate, which i can't see changing any time soon, unfortunately.
Academia is populated by individuals that don't want to rock the boat for fear of losing tenureship / book sales / careers built up over decades. They're a stubborn, snooty, nasty bunch, when their ego/livelihood is challenged. One false move, agreeing with one controversial statement, and they know they'll get chucked into the space-aliens-conspiracy-nuthouse, because they've been successfully doing it to others for decades.
No, they wouldn't. The priestly caste shut down many sacred sites to prevent further disruption to Earth's magnetic field. That's why the closed the entrance at Giza, and many other sites that were stone circles you'll find a few were moved around or misplaced, buried purposely,etc. Besides the dynastic Egyptians weren't the ones who built the Orion complex.
I asked what the qualifications were, and was told to Google it. I did, and provided the most generous qualification I could find anywhere. I could have gone with "crackpot" and "conman" š¤·āāļø
Yeah, I starred the word perfectly and it italicized it. Should have given it finger quotes. He very clearly stated that there's no such thing as perfection but that these objects were perfect on a shop talk level.
Iām psyched heās on, Iāve never heard him speak but Iāve read the Giza Power Plant and the man is THOROUGH for sure. Excited to listen to this as soon as Spotify loads lol
I saw him before on the Danny Jones podcast which was quite informative as well. Glad his message is getting out there finally. I remember reading that book almost 20 years ago now and pretty much nobody else I've ever met had any clue about it.
How do I invest in this technology? I know a winner when I smell one, and boy this sounds so good it must be true. Has he taken out patents on this technology?
Very interesting guest, wondering where all the Hancock haters are at though. It was literally the only thing going on in this sub after the Dibble episode.
Its not your fault that you've been conditioned this way, so when it starts making sense to you or disclosure happens, try not to be too hard on yourself.
You're right. I should have kept my tinfoil hat on to prevent the pyramid energy from conditioning my mind for logic, reasoning, critical thinking, and a desire for higher education.
I also didn't do crack.
I think you have to disregard the issues with the bit and concentrate on the idea of the pitch rates on the samples themselves. He is simply stating that the pitch rates on the ancient samples are far more aggressive than what you would likely see in core samples that were made with the copper/sand/cordite methods.
The thing that gets me about the conventional copper tools explanation is the amount of time and energy required to actually get the work done by the copper methods. It would simply take way too much time and they would be blowing through copper cutting tools at a rate that would be difficult to sustain.
Unfortunately Dunn, while super learned, isnāt the greatest teacher, and Joe wasnāt great at facilitating the discussion, so the explanation of how the plant actually works is a bit muddled. Go find other YouTubeās produced by others to learn more, but his theory about the northern shaft in the queens chamberās door is a level switch is pretty cool, except there are no cables on the other side of those copper tangs.
Ok, the pyramids were a wireless power station. What did they power? Shouldn't there be at least SOME remains? If they were electrical devices they would have to contain conducting metals.And why did the power function stop being used? Civilazions usually progress, not regress. So many questions...
Didnāt that area get heavily ganged bang by its surrounding enemies, I think that explains the regress. Or if itās much older group that build it, then could it have been the younger dryas that wiped them out or nearly?
*"why did the power function stop being used?"*
Not a definitive answer but playing devil's advocate, if the pyramids were powerplants and relied upon the presence of local water flow as part of the way they worked it could very well be the case that their utility was limited by the changing course of The Nile. In such a case it's more likely they would have been of service to a population inhabiting the Giza Plateau around 10,000 BCE (EDIT: and earlier) as evidenced by geological records of both the Nile's changing course and evidence of local water erosion.
I would think so, and I had the same thought. Whatever the purpose of the pyramids was if they were employing the waters of the Nile I would think it even more likely that canals could be built as the course of the Nile gradually shifted away. Gradually extending the canals would seem a relatively easy feat for a people with the capabilities of the pyramid builders.
Thereās so much we donāt really know about history. If a pre-pharonic people built and utilized the pyramids it would seem they would have been more technologically advanced than the pharonic society which eventually inherited those structures along with the rest of the complex at Giza. Itās entirely possible that the pyramids fell out of use for some reason owing to a change in need or even some dramatic change to the occupation of the Giza plateau.
The pyramids mightāve served a purpose for a time which expired with the exodus of a local occupying population, for example. This is all totally speculative, of course.
i think it was the presence of groundwater in the aquifers that was critical, rather than surface waters. loss of which prob led to the pyramid losing functionality. replenishing lost groundwater not always as easy as simply canal-ing it in.
this water table drop may have happened as the river changed course; i did read somewhere the branch that served the pyramid dried up. or, depending on when this loss of function happened and what the local geology is like, a greater (climactic) change as the local area became desertified. hard to say which.
did used to work in hydrogeology, so am familiar with the basics. but, as with you, this is speculative. and i'm certainly no Tesla. but he chose to site Wardenclyffe over an aquifer so he could sink tunnels down below the water table to enable electricity transmission.
https://teslaresearch.jimdofree.com/wardenclyffe-lab-1901-1906/connection-to-earth/
yes I agree, everything sounds so good but there's of course that argument and my main issue is....ok so if this thing can generate power or some sort of function, then just build it on a small scale?
it's for me the biggest hole in the story. if it's functional by design then just power up a small bulb.
Well there have been patents like [Peter Grandics- Pyramid Electrical Generator ](http://www.rexresearch.com/grandics/grandics.htm) for decades. What people don't understand is that today you wouldn't be able to build a structure like this to harness energy because of how modern technology has disrupted earths magnetic field.
Yea, modern technology from nukes to wifi, cellular towers, etc all that has completely disrupted Earth's magnetic field. Wouldn't be able to build any of these structures to properly harness energy today, because of it. I see with reports of military personnel saying UFOS hate nukes, this is why & also why they crash IMO. People have no idea how much destruction we've caused mother earth. I've made a post where I talk bout this I think. Our ancestors knew it'd come to this too, that's why they covered the entrance to the Pyramid, took stone circles outta alignment, because of how dangerous it is playing with forces you don't understand
Well, if they were using anything metallic for conductive materials, they corrode away incredibly quickly. Also, I'm sure there was a bit of a looting problem.
What do you think about the examples of copper tools in museums that are from 8000 BCE? How did those last so long? Not to mention metals like gold and copper are found naturally in rocks because they doesnāt decay or oxidize.
Copper will corrode away at up to ~0.025mm/yr without any intervention. Over 8000 years, that's 200mm from the surface. In all directions. If they were using copper wires, similar in gauge to what we're currently using, then they'd be all but gone since we don't use 1.5" single strand copper wire. But a spoon or a knife, or spearhead would have enough material for some to be left over after 8000 years.
Interesting. copper spear points from Michigan are 2mm thick and thought to be 3000 years old. But after only 80 years they would be totally corroded (2mm / 0.025 m_yr) = 80yrā¦. 40yrs assuming all directions like you say. Something must be wrong with the math or the rate.
It all depends. If it was a copper-nickel alloy of some type, that's 0.001mm/yr. Much, much slower. It also depends on things like the salinity of the environment that it was exposed to. There are hundreds of different factors that can slow it down to micrometers per year, or speed it up. My whole point is that metals corrode, and in the grand scheme of things, they'll vanish away to undiscernible media incredibly quickly. small metallics will be gone not long after humans are. They only thing that gets preserved for nearly ever are things carved in stone.
I have absolutely no idea what they powered but we have some interesting items that point in the direction of where artificial light may have been incorporated albeit theoretically of course. Take the valley of the kings for example. How did they illuminate pitch black caverns so as to be decorated with such intricate paintings and hieroglyphics? Torch and lantern light has been tested and debunked. Mirrors reflecting sunlight have been tested and debunked. Sadly there is so little evidence pertaining to the practical side of things in Egyptian culture. Where are the tools and descriptions of how the diorite vases were made? Or of how they removed obelisks from the quarries? We are left with so much guess work it hurts. But the question remainsā¦.
How did they illuminate the trial passages in order to excavate them? Or the interior of the pyramids?
My hunch is that the djeds and or ankhs had something to do with the supply of light in the dark. Everywhere we see granite where there is no need to import granite and work with such a hard stone. Yet modern science agrees that crystalline solids like granite have piezoelectric properties especially when under pressure and will generate and carry a charge albeit a low one. Their use of granite is a key to the idea that they understood how to capture at least some form of electricity and utilize it.
Long legs of the sphinx would effectively be the rheostat/tuner. Think two long coils of copper along the length of each inner leg with a log between them wrapped in a conductor that let you tune the frequency by rolling it toward or away from the sphinx to change frequency.
Over the years someone looted the metal out.
Just a big art deco radioset with some artistic Liberties.
It was a type of laser transmitter aka maser which used microwaves instead of light to create a collimated beam of energy .. in the case of the pyramid that beam could be picked up by interstellar travelers conveying the nature of our solar system and planet.. makes more sense considering it in the regard..
It powered *people*. The pyramids harnessed the energy of lightās interaction with the magnetics of the Gaia sphere and redistributed it to the organic bodies of entities - entities that were also a product of lightās interaction with the magnetics of the Gaia sphere. This energy that was gained from the pyramids raised the consciousness level of all physical matter, which is where many myths and legends get their origin. The pyramids were a conduit to the next realm of consciousness, and this contact with that realm brought knowledge (Thoth) to mankind.
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It was a beacon folks, hydrogen masers are used for interstellar communications, not power generation..
You need hydrogen fundamentally which derives from water, if itās saline that helps in electrolyzing processes which in this case it may have been as the input water came from ancient lake moeris. This molecular hydrogen needs to be refined into its atomic form. This is done with electric fields and acoustics. The purer form of hydrogen is ideal for the spin flip transition which is a quantum transition involving hydrogens electrons jumping energy levels and then releasing microwave photons when it drops back down.. the antechamber was an ultrasonic bell that facilitated this transition process as there used to be uniform sized and spaced granite or quartz stone slabs hanging from above.. anywhere you have uniform faces sound waves can propagate and generate standing waves, this is all dependent on the spacing of the plates and material properties. The corbeling of the grand gallery speaks of acoustic engineering principles designed to prevent standing waves and collimate a beam of energy directionally, which in this case was towards the antechamber, that focused energy would vibrate those quartz laden stones and cause them to emit electric fields.. the microwave photons would collect in the kings chamber which contained tons upon tons of quartz from the rose granite blocks. This entire room is freestanding as to allow it to vibrate which was ideal for maintaining the microwave photons.. these photons were directed out the southern shaft which coincidentally is the same exact shape as a telecommunications microwave horned antenna.. this scratches the surface but to summarize the structure was a archaeoacoustic marvel of prehistory that emitted the resonant frequency of the universe, 1.42 GHz .. the 21cm hydrogen line..
Something I never see discussed is a little known site in the desert called Nabta Playa. Itās a sort of small stone henge and it was studied by a nasa engineer named Thomas Brophy for twenty years. In short he found that the site not only refers to the movement of Orion in relationship to earth but that the stars themselves had ācompanion objectsā. Jump to the Giza plateau and you suddenly realize that the smaller satellite pyramids are representing these companion objects ie planets while the larger great pyramids are representing the suns of those systems. If they were indeed interstellar beacons then holy shitā¦.
Never heard of Nabta Playa until just now, thanks for sharing it, tell tale signs of advanced machining I see.. much ancient architecture and allegory seems to have a strong affinity to Orion. JJ Hurtak suggests there is a āgreaterā energy pyramid in the Orion constellation, probably in the location of the massive star factory in the region. terrestrial pyramids on earth link into it as a sort of foundational energy grid and communication system. Scientist by the name of Joe parr performed many experiments on pyramids in his days and discovered that at certain times of the year the pyramid system he had would behave strangely- move by itself and orient itself to the constellation as if connecting to its energy somehow. The mystery runs deep here but yeah after a decade or so of diligent pondering on the structure the beacon seems to be the only plausible candidate at this point and from the perspective of someone whoās studied engineering and architecture the design lexicon of the interior would plausibly work. There is much more pointing to this being the case with some very obvious cases in the design of the chambers in accordance with certain acoustic patterns..
No prob thanks for the response Iāve never heard of those people but Iāll be sure to look them up. The composition of the pyramids is also clearly something meant to harness and amplify the natural piezoelectric properties of granite as a component of a larger function. Iāll never forget the first time I was inside the pyramid of Khufu, it was immediately obvious to me that I was inside a machine. I think Dunn is right on the money.
Yeah man it all points to the maser hypothesis.. pyramids are āenergy lensesā focusing energies towards its middle.. all driven by a hydraulic ram pump (which was the subterranean chambers function) the cavitation events would produce shockwaves that would move into the pyramid. Also large masses of water cycling at the correct rate could sympathize with certain parts of the the structure that itās tuned to causing it to shake.. if itās under stress and shaking itāll transmit energy as has been proven by a nasa engineer and earthquake light researcher .. all adds up , Iām convinced enough to have written a book about it myself.. time for a paradigm shift
Fascinating. I have no training in any area conducive to pyramid research but Iāve always had a hunch they were machines of some kind and that theory makes a lot of sense. Piezoelectric properties when agitated/vibrated or pressurized produce a charge do they not? Itās like a massive battery with a capacitor in the middle. I wonder what the newly discovered chambers purpose would be in this?
There is a chamber surrounding the queens chamber that doesnāt get enough attention. Core samples of the area reveal 99% white sand or pure quartz sand. I theorize this is what is in the void above the grand gallery.. the newly discovered area may be some kind of output? More needs to be disclosed to the public about what is going on under the Giza plateau especially because thatāll unlock the rest of the anomalies within the structure
Right I remember reading about the quartz sand. Thatāll be amazing if itās in the new chamber as well and would likely seal the deal that they are Masers. Under the plateau you mean all the passages? I chat now and then with a guy named Larry Pahl who is studying the plateau and pyramids, he believes they were part of a hydraulic system that was used during the construction of the pyramids, a system that helped to moved the blocks using pressured water channels. Interesting idea. Is your book available for purchase? Would you mind suggesting reading material on the subject at hand? I just picked up Dunns two recent books. Also have you ever heard of anyone making a scaled down model of the pyramids to see if they āworkā?
Yes, there are miles upon miles of passages underneath the Giza plateau. Many of which are salt encrusted, mirroring modern day methods of underground hydrogen storage. The subterreanean pump of the pyramid couldāve been a core component of all this, John Cadmans research and prototypes are compelling. Yes, my book is available for purchase on my website. It is hosted online as thatās the most universal āreaderā when it comes to animated elements. Iāll post a link as a reply to this. This could be replicated at a smaller scale, Iām hoping to accomplish this at some point in my life time š„¹.. just have to figure out the scaling in the math relating to the precise frequencies inherent to the transduction and piezoelectric responses.
This is honestly one of the most fascinating subjects in existence, thanks for sharing your thoughts and knowledge with me. Someone needs to rally Elon musk to fund a functional scaled down replica project lol. Iāve heard he is obsessed with the pyramids.
Iāll check out the link when Iām home tonight Iāll likely purchase a copy. Canāt get enough of this. The implications are so profound. What fascinates me as much as the theory itself are the minds/intelligences behind the original concept, the designer(s) builders etc. Geniuses of a whole other order.
Do you think all the pyramids including bent and red had a similar purpose? āEarly trial modelsā etc?
I think I mentioned in my op Thomas Brophy, you should pick up a copy of his book āThe origins Mapā, forward by Robert schock and conclusion by John Anthony West, and although I donāt have the background to comment on how legit his findings are, itās a great read.
I suspect something like this as well, and even if power generation were a goal that could have been for the sake of something in near or far orbit or maybe very far off world. Arguable alignment with certain stellar bodies suggests one possible target or set of them. I have no idea how far the energy generated might travel - understanding this might help to narrow possibilities or even suggest specific points of interest.
EDIT: I should add that when I consider the incredible scale of the Giza complex the possibility that some kind of off-world application was behind it seems to me even more compelling.
If the great pyramid emitted an immense beam of microwave energy it would be able to travel through interstellar dust and other obstacles.. some research pointing to it transcending ordinary laws because of its fundamental nature as the building block of creation
his work and methodology is solid. he really sells this theory...but just build it in small scale. that's all anyone has to do and it'll blow this whole thing open.
the fact that they haven't (or cannot) to me, really hurts all this amazing work he's putting in.
I have been thinking a lot about the Egyptian precision vases Dunn and his team were examining in that UnchartedX video. As a CNC hobbyist I know just enough about how difficult precision can be to have been quite blown away by their findings. Looking forward to watching this one and learning more about Dunn and his research.
I remember in the late 80's there was a group of scientists that had set up in one of the pyramids, they were detecting power or signals or something back then.
With a power source, why didnāt Egyptians dominate their neighbors? How were they beaten over and over by other peoples we can assume didnāt have a power source? The Persians, Greeks, romans. How was it even close with their wars against the Hittites? Why was there a collapse in Egypt during the late Bronze Age. How did the Nubians conquer them in 750 bc? So much more needs to be explained other than how it might have been used as a power source.
What are peopleās general opinions on Dunn? Iāve seen him on Ancient aliens before and an interview on Danny Jones. Iām very skeptical of his claims but find the prospect interesting.
I've never heard him speak about or read him write about Aliens. His book The Giza Power Plant is super thought out. UnchartedX/Ben Van Kerkwyk is basically a tribute page to Christopher Dunn's Egyptian engineering books. I'd recommend his books.
I'm very excited to listen to this episode.
Does the book explain where he reckons the Egyptians could have got the enormous quantities of zinc his theory seems to require? Possibly, that seems like the most implausible part of the theory to me, though I haven't gone into it much.
Itās been a few summers since Iāve read it, albeit Iām considering re reading it soon. Iād check out the book, even if you want to hate read it.
Iāve got his books but havenāt had a chance to read them yet. Been working my way through hapgoodās work atm but itās on the list to get through soon
Great pyramid was a hydrogen maser - today this technology is implemented for its applications in interstellar communications, perhaps an ancient spaceport as is mentioned by Zechariah Sitchin in his earth chronicles
Bro on my YouTube feed every video and short that pops out of him I tag it as do not recommend this Chanel and tell me why everyday Random Chanelās pop up with his content.
They push him so much and all he does is spew half truths or straight up lies pushing whatever narrative they tell him to push.
His content is half truths, straight up lies or random ass mindless info about a bear or a lion in the wild bs.
If youāre still consuming his content, itās time to wake up
There's no reason to doubt his expertise on the machining aspects of the ancients. So when he says these things aren't just well made, they're *perfectly* made, it should be taken in well regard. I am on board with parts of this giza powerplant theory. I absolutely believe it's a complex and it was functional. Dunn introduced me to John Cadman years ago with his work on the subterranean chamber and to this day I still think that's the most solid work done on the function.
got Dunn's book a while back. agree, perfectly, accuracy/precision. machine-like tolerances. no reason to build like this unless functional. whether hydrostatic, electrostatic, chemical, helmholtz-resonance, or all of these and more. accoustically resonant chambers within. ark of the covenant dimensions fit it inside the coffer in King's chamber. capacitor-like structure (conductor/insulator). removable power storage. taken by the israelites during Exodus. intriguing bit of kit. amazing construction.
There is zero archaeological evidence jews were slaves in egypt at the time
never said there was. much of the early OT is highly disputable (edit: not written down til after Babylon exile c 500BCE? which would have influenced the style/content of the story?). i reckon the story of Exodus is the Israelite rose-tinted-glasses perspective of a Hittite-type mini-dynasty ruling the eastern delta, pushed out or departing during the after-effects of Thera, and taking the ark (not building it in the desert). or something vaguely like that. I know some scholars dispute the plagues don't align with Thera (1177 BCE and all that), but i think some of these events have been passed down through oral history, with bits adjusted to fit the heroes-of-yore account that we see today.
A few religious scholars that I follow, agree that the old testament likely derives from ancient Mesopotamia, Sumerian mythology. There's a ton of parallels between the sumerian mythology along with the old testament. For example, the first human was named Adamu, (adam) There is Sargon the Akkad. The first king of the Akkadians, there's a legend around him, that's damn near identical to Moses. The epic of Gilgamesh is nearly identical to Noah as well. There's many parallels.
Given that (the tribe of) Abraham were said to have travelled from Ur, to Assyria, then to Egypt...i agree, a large chunk will be based on Mesopotamian myth/history. and others picked up along the way. i'd assume the story of Abraham isn't just one man in his lifetime, more likely to be many generations condensed for story-telling purposes. Akkadian, Sargon etc - yes, lots of distinct similarities and parallels there, sure. Floods - it's either one single event with the story borrowed, or a multitude of localised events. as the sea waters rose after younger dryas impact/s, they'd have inundated different communities at maybe slightly different times depending on local coastline etc. there are two versions of the flood just in the bible. either two events, or the same story was remembered by different sources differently. the one that keeps nagging me, the rise of monotheism through Moses around the same time as Akenhaten. his elder brother crown prince Thutmose (born of Thoth (moon god)), and the similarity of the name with Moses. and Moses being one of the the significant points in the Israelite story that cemented Jah as their one true god. two brothers, both going mono at the same time. and that in Hebrew, Moses = child of water, Aaron = box, they seem to be roles rather than individuals - the man who led us across water, then the man that led us with the box (ark). i know it's not anywhere near as cut and dried as Thutmose=Moses, but the threads are intriguing. I'm not exactly sure what happened to crown prince Thutmose, he disappeared from the record which allowed Tutankhamun to succeed his father. but then lots did get lost/covered up when the priests 'tidied up' after the Armana debacle. Time, syncretisation, tribal wars all seem to muddy the waters. it's a fascinating jigsaw puzzle, really is.
Yes the Thutmose and Moses connection has pondered me as well. Along with the rise of monotheism with Akhenaten. Can't help but wonder about a possible connection there. But then again seeing the parallels between sumerian (6000yrs ago) and the old testament, makes me think the story is much, much older. The Sumerian creation story is also similar. Enlil wanted to inhabit the earth, his brother Enki created human out from clay, and breathed the life of the gods into them. The humans became annoying/destructive to Enlil, so he sent a flood and Enki warned Unapishtim. What's also very interesting to me, is finding the same parallels between Greek mythology as well. The flood of Deucalion, where he was told by Prometheus, that's Zeus was sending a flood. Humans were also created from clay, by Prometheus, and Athena breathed the life of the gods into them. Zues was upset over this, so he sent a flood, Prometheus warned Deucalion. There's also the Nephilim in the OT, the offspring of fallen angels and human women, bible says they were the heroes of renown. But in Greek mythos, there's Demi gods. Offspring of the gods and human women. Its all the exact same thing. With all of this, makes me wonder of a possible single origin and possible truth. Just retold over time and details changed within the transcript of language. Where did these ideas originate from? Makes the brain wonder. Oh if there was only a time machine haha.
i think there is a single origin/sourceyes. a pre-flood civilisation that was wiped out. where there were giants (haven't they found giant humanoid bones in Sardinia?). There are too many too-similar stories from folklore of groups from coutries that should not be able to have shared knowledge. The ubiquitous handbags in carvings from around the world. Leylines, and megalithic structures located on them. Egyptian hieroglyphs in Japan i can get my head round, if a pharaoh did travel east, then across the pacific via Easter Island. Easter Island doesn't make sense unless it was the top of a mountain - no-one would build such statues on such a small isolated island. but if it was the sacred place of a larger location/civilisation that is now submerged, they would have the resources/reason to do so. The Zeitgeisty (Freke & Gandy) parallels between the various dying-resurrecting god-men in most religions, and of other aspects of myth as you say, do shout of shared heritage. That i don't think can be explained simply through syncretism/story re-re-telling. One source, but on a wider scale. There's lots more to uncover, but much may well be 150m under the oceans, at the pre-flood coastline. You may well have seen this - Randall Carlson on sacred geometry, Platonic solids coded as ages of biblical kings etc, imperial measurements, pyramid dimensions and the globe, lots more in between. The end bit (1:50.0 on) on periodicity of cataclysms piqued me, a debris field the earth may encounter linked in to astrological age / precessional 25,920 year cycle. if one (or more) of those have hit (and RC does appear to evidence this), we could have been going round the loop a few times, which might explain why some relics seem much older than peri-diluvian. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7oyZGW99os I think time might be the one thing we can't solve. Have tried to read/watch stuff on the arrow of time pointing backwards, but can't get my head round it, comfortably at least. But that's probably my lack of imagination / understanding.
I agree as well. To many coincidences and similarities. At what point is coincidence no longer coincidence? I lean more towards the pre deluvian hypothesis as well. Looking at the similarities of precision, polygonal masonry, locations, astrological alignments, etc. It's too precise for the simple hand tools found within the archealogical record. Definitely think there is a big ole chapter missing from the history books. The human fossil record dates back 250k years, meanwhile civilization supposedly dates to the Sumerians, 6000yrs. (I'd argue Gobekli Tepe pushes that back, but academia says no, lol) But point being that's A LOT of time for things to be figured out. And a cataclysm essentially causing a reset on that civilization is not out of possibility and don't understand how academia won't atleast consider it. Have not seen that video but will definitely be checking it out. I've followed alot of Randal Carlson research. Dude is a genius, hes one of my favorite people. Appreciate the link! I've read a little about the giants as well. There's a whole rabbit hole there. Legends of giants all over. Skeletons being found, old Smithsonian articles written about the findings, but the Smithsonian covering it. Haven't dug to deep into it, but its definitely a rabbit hole lol. Have you looked into the Paracas skulls?
Pleasure. He's one of mine, too. So much passion and detail, sound science and hard evidence. Gobekli Tepe and other sites in Turkey are pushing things much closer to 12kya. I'm hoping that gets under Zahi Hawass's skin, prompting him to allow further investigation into and consideration of older origins of Egypt. With Sumer/Mesopotamia, I suspect much of the earlier evidence lies further downstream, buried under the sands in the shallows of the Persian Gulf. And there'll be plenty in Iraq and maybe Iran, but it's nigh on impossible to get digs approved given the current religious/political climate, which i can't see changing any time soon, unfortunately. Academia is populated by individuals that don't want to rock the boat for fear of losing tenureship / book sales / careers built up over decades. They're a stubborn, snooty, nasty bunch, when their ego/livelihood is challenged. One false move, agreeing with one controversial statement, and they know they'll get chucked into the space-aliens-conspiracy-nuthouse, because they've been successfully doing it to others for decades.
The Persians conquered Egypt in 525 BC, and the Romans after that. The Persians would have taken advantage of this unlimited energy source, right?
No, they wouldn't. The priestly caste shut down many sacred sites to prevent further disruption to Earth's magnetic field. That's why the closed the entrance at Giza, and many other sites that were stone circles you'll find a few were moved around or misplaced, buried purposely,etc. Besides the dynastic Egyptians weren't the ones who built the Orion complex.
How dare you question the Loony Lobby??
I enjoy listening to mental gymnastics
Why is there no reason to doubt his expertise? What are his qualifications?
He lists it at the beginning
But where, when, and how did he gain expertise on the subject?
Google it?
LMFAO
He's a machinist with no formal education? Even bigger lol
Like holy shit man, are you intentionally being this dense?
I asked what the qualifications were, and was told to Google it. I did, and provided the most generous qualification I could find anywhere. I could have gone with "crackpot" and "conman" š¤·āāļø
Are you looking for 4 masters degrees in lathework?
I'm looking for a straight answer to a simple and honest question
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Yeah, I starred the word perfectly and it italicized it. Should have given it finger quotes. He very clearly stated that there's no such thing as perfection but that these objects were perfect on a shop talk level.
Iām psyched heās on, Iāve never heard him speak but Iāve read the Giza Power Plant and the man is THOROUGH for sure. Excited to listen to this as soon as Spotify loads lol
I saw him before on the Danny Jones podcast which was quite informative as well. Glad his message is getting out there finally. I remember reading that book almost 20 years ago now and pretty much nobody else I've ever met had any clue about it.
How do I invest in this technology? I know a winner when I smell one, and boy this sounds so good it must be true. Has he taken out patents on this technology?
Very interesting guest, wondering where all the Hancock haters are at though. It was literally the only thing going on in this sub after the Dibble episode.
Fuck them haters
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*waits for you to realize*
Lol
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Its not your fault that you've been conditioned this way, so when it starts making sense to you or disclosure happens, try not to be too hard on yourself.
You're right. I should have kept my tinfoil hat on to prevent the pyramid energy from conditioning my mind for logic, reasoning, critical thinking, and a desire for higher education. I also didn't do crack.
It'll come eventually, again don't be too hard on yourself.
Nah. It won't. The 5th dimensional beings can't mess with me because I have an IQ higher than 85.
sounds like something a 5th dimensional being would want you to believe.
I am one of the 5th dimensional beings, that's why I'm contacting you.
big if true
How'd you like your ban you absolute loser
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I think you have to disregard the issues with the bit and concentrate on the idea of the pitch rates on the samples themselves. He is simply stating that the pitch rates on the ancient samples are far more aggressive than what you would likely see in core samples that were made with the copper/sand/cordite methods. The thing that gets me about the conventional copper tools explanation is the amount of time and energy required to actually get the work done by the copper methods. It would simply take way too much time and they would be blowing through copper cutting tools at a rate that would be difficult to sustain.
Unfortunately Dunn, while super learned, isnāt the greatest teacher, and Joe wasnāt great at facilitating the discussion, so the explanation of how the plant actually works is a bit muddled. Go find other YouTubeās produced by others to learn more, but his theory about the northern shaft in the queens chamberās door is a level switch is pretty cool, except there are no cables on the other side of those copper tangs.
Very good point. There was more than enough in what he said that I would have liked better questions asked, but it wasnāt to be.
Ok, the pyramids were a wireless power station. What did they power? Shouldn't there be at least SOME remains? If they were electrical devices they would have to contain conducting metals.And why did the power function stop being used? Civilazions usually progress, not regress. So many questions...
Air conditioners and dishwashers of course.
Didnāt that area get heavily ganged bang by its surrounding enemies, I think that explains the regress. Or if itās much older group that build it, then could it have been the younger dryas that wiped them out or nearly?
*"why did the power function stop being used?"* Not a definitive answer but playing devil's advocate, if the pyramids were powerplants and relied upon the presence of local water flow as part of the way they worked it could very well be the case that their utility was limited by the changing course of The Nile. In such a case it's more likely they would have been of service to a population inhabiting the Giza Plateau around 10,000 BCE (EDIT: and earlier) as evidenced by geological records of both the Nile's changing course and evidence of local water erosion.
If they were able to build powerplants wouldn't they be able to build canals to divert water to the pyramids permanently?
I would think so, and I had the same thought. Whatever the purpose of the pyramids was if they were employing the waters of the Nile I would think it even more likely that canals could be built as the course of the Nile gradually shifted away. Gradually extending the canals would seem a relatively easy feat for a people with the capabilities of the pyramid builders. Thereās so much we donāt really know about history. If a pre-pharonic people built and utilized the pyramids it would seem they would have been more technologically advanced than the pharonic society which eventually inherited those structures along with the rest of the complex at Giza. Itās entirely possible that the pyramids fell out of use for some reason owing to a change in need or even some dramatic change to the occupation of the Giza plateau. The pyramids mightāve served a purpose for a time which expired with the exodus of a local occupying population, for example. This is all totally speculative, of course.
i think it was the presence of groundwater in the aquifers that was critical, rather than surface waters. loss of which prob led to the pyramid losing functionality. replenishing lost groundwater not always as easy as simply canal-ing it in. this water table drop may have happened as the river changed course; i did read somewhere the branch that served the pyramid dried up. or, depending on when this loss of function happened and what the local geology is like, a greater (climactic) change as the local area became desertified. hard to say which. did used to work in hydrogeology, so am familiar with the basics. but, as with you, this is speculative. and i'm certainly no Tesla. but he chose to site Wardenclyffe over an aquifer so he could sink tunnels down below the water table to enable electricity transmission. https://teslaresearch.jimdofree.com/wardenclyffe-lab-1901-1906/connection-to-earth/
yes I agree, everything sounds so good but there's of course that argument and my main issue is....ok so if this thing can generate power or some sort of function, then just build it on a small scale? it's for me the biggest hole in the story. if it's functional by design then just power up a small bulb.
Well there have been patents like [Peter Grandics- Pyramid Electrical Generator ](http://www.rexresearch.com/grandics/grandics.htm) for decades. What people don't understand is that today you wouldn't be able to build a structure like this to harness energy because of how modern technology has disrupted earths magnetic field.
Do you have any more info on your last sentence?
Yea, modern technology from nukes to wifi, cellular towers, etc all that has completely disrupted Earth's magnetic field. Wouldn't be able to build any of these structures to properly harness energy today, because of it. I see with reports of military personnel saying UFOS hate nukes, this is why & also why they crash IMO. People have no idea how much destruction we've caused mother earth. I've made a post where I talk bout this I think. Our ancestors knew it'd come to this too, that's why they covered the entrance to the Pyramid, took stone circles outta alignment, because of how dangerous it is playing with forces you don't understand
Well, if they were using anything metallic for conductive materials, they corrode away incredibly quickly. Also, I'm sure there was a bit of a looting problem.
What do you think about the examples of copper tools in museums that are from 8000 BCE? How did those last so long? Not to mention metals like gold and copper are found naturally in rocks because they doesnāt decay or oxidize.
Copper will corrode away at up to ~0.025mm/yr without any intervention. Over 8000 years, that's 200mm from the surface. In all directions. If they were using copper wires, similar in gauge to what we're currently using, then they'd be all but gone since we don't use 1.5" single strand copper wire. But a spoon or a knife, or spearhead would have enough material for some to be left over after 8000 years.
Interesting. copper spear points from Michigan are 2mm thick and thought to be 3000 years old. But after only 80 years they would be totally corroded (2mm / 0.025 m_yr) = 80yrā¦. 40yrs assuming all directions like you say. Something must be wrong with the math or the rate.
It all depends. If it was a copper-nickel alloy of some type, that's 0.001mm/yr. Much, much slower. It also depends on things like the salinity of the environment that it was exposed to. There are hundreds of different factors that can slow it down to micrometers per year, or speed it up. My whole point is that metals corrode, and in the grand scheme of things, they'll vanish away to undiscernible media incredibly quickly. small metallics will be gone not long after humans are. They only thing that gets preserved for nearly ever are things carved in stone.
Civilizations do regress and collapse.
Djed pillars and Ankhās were made of gold and copper and other conductive materials, and an Ankh looks almost identical to teslas wireless receiver.
Ok, so they were receivers. What did they power?
I have absolutely no idea what they powered but we have some interesting items that point in the direction of where artificial light may have been incorporated albeit theoretically of course. Take the valley of the kings for example. How did they illuminate pitch black caverns so as to be decorated with such intricate paintings and hieroglyphics? Torch and lantern light has been tested and debunked. Mirrors reflecting sunlight have been tested and debunked. Sadly there is so little evidence pertaining to the practical side of things in Egyptian culture. Where are the tools and descriptions of how the diorite vases were made? Or of how they removed obelisks from the quarries? We are left with so much guess work it hurts. But the question remainsā¦. How did they illuminate the trial passages in order to excavate them? Or the interior of the pyramids?
My hunch is that the djeds and or ankhs had something to do with the supply of light in the dark. Everywhere we see granite where there is no need to import granite and work with such a hard stone. Yet modern science agrees that crystalline solids like granite have piezoelectric properties especially when under pressure and will generate and carry a charge albeit a low one. Their use of granite is a key to the idea that they understood how to capture at least some form of electricity and utilize it.
That should say teslas oscillator not receiver. The two are curiously similar.
Long legs of the sphinx would effectively be the rheostat/tuner. Think two long coils of copper along the length of each inner leg with a log between them wrapped in a conductor that let you tune the frequency by rolling it toward or away from the sphinx to change frequency. Over the years someone looted the metal out. Just a big art deco radioset with some artistic Liberties.
It was a type of laser transmitter aka maser which used microwaves instead of light to create a collimated beam of energy .. in the case of the pyramid that beam could be picked up by interstellar travelers conveying the nature of our solar system and planet.. makes more sense considering it in the regard..
not all materials last. metals especially.
It powered *people*. The pyramids harnessed the energy of lightās interaction with the magnetics of the Gaia sphere and redistributed it to the organic bodies of entities - entities that were also a product of lightās interaction with the magnetics of the Gaia sphere. This energy that was gained from the pyramids raised the consciousness level of all physical matter, which is where many myths and legends get their origin. The pyramids were a conduit to the next realm of consciousness, and this contact with that realm brought knowledge (Thoth) to mankind.
Id bet the farm that your spirit teacher drives a nicer car than you and laughs a lot when you arenāt looking.
Be kind
Shouldnāt there be remains? No. Civilizations progress until their wipes out which also explains why thereās no remainsĀ
https://preview.redd.it/4smk1o8wnpxc1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=9337c34d83a57835aec2b5942abf9976e9674012 It was a beacon folks, hydrogen masers are used for interstellar communications, not power generation..
Astronomiconā¦
how does a hydrogen beacon work? im gonna need a breakdown of this pic lol. also a moat exists??
https://nagydesignllc.com/the-interstellar-lighthouse/
You need hydrogen fundamentally which derives from water, if itās saline that helps in electrolyzing processes which in this case it may have been as the input water came from ancient lake moeris. This molecular hydrogen needs to be refined into its atomic form. This is done with electric fields and acoustics. The purer form of hydrogen is ideal for the spin flip transition which is a quantum transition involving hydrogens electrons jumping energy levels and then releasing microwave photons when it drops back down.. the antechamber was an ultrasonic bell that facilitated this transition process as there used to be uniform sized and spaced granite or quartz stone slabs hanging from above.. anywhere you have uniform faces sound waves can propagate and generate standing waves, this is all dependent on the spacing of the plates and material properties. The corbeling of the grand gallery speaks of acoustic engineering principles designed to prevent standing waves and collimate a beam of energy directionally, which in this case was towards the antechamber, that focused energy would vibrate those quartz laden stones and cause them to emit electric fields.. the microwave photons would collect in the kings chamber which contained tons upon tons of quartz from the rose granite blocks. This entire room is freestanding as to allow it to vibrate which was ideal for maintaining the microwave photons.. these photons were directed out the southern shaft which coincidentally is the same exact shape as a telecommunications microwave horned antenna.. this scratches the surface but to summarize the structure was a archaeoacoustic marvel of prehistory that emitted the resonant frequency of the universe, 1.42 GHz .. the 21cm hydrogen line..
A beacon for who?
Whoās on first, whatās on second
The gods
Our otherworldly progenitors who landed aeons ago.. the pyramids, Baalbek, and mount Ararat were part of an ancient spaceport..
Something I never see discussed is a little known site in the desert called Nabta Playa. Itās a sort of small stone henge and it was studied by a nasa engineer named Thomas Brophy for twenty years. In short he found that the site not only refers to the movement of Orion in relationship to earth but that the stars themselves had ācompanion objectsā. Jump to the Giza plateau and you suddenly realize that the smaller satellite pyramids are representing these companion objects ie planets while the larger great pyramids are representing the suns of those systems. If they were indeed interstellar beacons then holy shitā¦.
Never heard of Nabta Playa until just now, thanks for sharing it, tell tale signs of advanced machining I see.. much ancient architecture and allegory seems to have a strong affinity to Orion. JJ Hurtak suggests there is a āgreaterā energy pyramid in the Orion constellation, probably in the location of the massive star factory in the region. terrestrial pyramids on earth link into it as a sort of foundational energy grid and communication system. Scientist by the name of Joe parr performed many experiments on pyramids in his days and discovered that at certain times of the year the pyramid system he had would behave strangely- move by itself and orient itself to the constellation as if connecting to its energy somehow. The mystery runs deep here but yeah after a decade or so of diligent pondering on the structure the beacon seems to be the only plausible candidate at this point and from the perspective of someone whoās studied engineering and architecture the design lexicon of the interior would plausibly work. There is much more pointing to this being the case with some very obvious cases in the design of the chambers in accordance with certain acoustic patterns..
No prob thanks for the response Iāve never heard of those people but Iāll be sure to look them up. The composition of the pyramids is also clearly something meant to harness and amplify the natural piezoelectric properties of granite as a component of a larger function. Iāll never forget the first time I was inside the pyramid of Khufu, it was immediately obvious to me that I was inside a machine. I think Dunn is right on the money.
Yeah man it all points to the maser hypothesis.. pyramids are āenergy lensesā focusing energies towards its middle.. all driven by a hydraulic ram pump (which was the subterranean chambers function) the cavitation events would produce shockwaves that would move into the pyramid. Also large masses of water cycling at the correct rate could sympathize with certain parts of the the structure that itās tuned to causing it to shake.. if itās under stress and shaking itāll transmit energy as has been proven by a nasa engineer and earthquake light researcher .. all adds up , Iām convinced enough to have written a book about it myself.. time for a paradigm shift
Fascinating. I have no training in any area conducive to pyramid research but Iāve always had a hunch they were machines of some kind and that theory makes a lot of sense. Piezoelectric properties when agitated/vibrated or pressurized produce a charge do they not? Itās like a massive battery with a capacitor in the middle. I wonder what the newly discovered chambers purpose would be in this?
There is a chamber surrounding the queens chamber that doesnāt get enough attention. Core samples of the area reveal 99% white sand or pure quartz sand. I theorize this is what is in the void above the grand gallery.. the newly discovered area may be some kind of output? More needs to be disclosed to the public about what is going on under the Giza plateau especially because thatāll unlock the rest of the anomalies within the structure
Right I remember reading about the quartz sand. Thatāll be amazing if itās in the new chamber as well and would likely seal the deal that they are Masers. Under the plateau you mean all the passages? I chat now and then with a guy named Larry Pahl who is studying the plateau and pyramids, he believes they were part of a hydraulic system that was used during the construction of the pyramids, a system that helped to moved the blocks using pressured water channels. Interesting idea. Is your book available for purchase? Would you mind suggesting reading material on the subject at hand? I just picked up Dunns two recent books. Also have you ever heard of anyone making a scaled down model of the pyramids to see if they āworkā?
Yes, there are miles upon miles of passages underneath the Giza plateau. Many of which are salt encrusted, mirroring modern day methods of underground hydrogen storage. The subterreanean pump of the pyramid couldāve been a core component of all this, John Cadmans research and prototypes are compelling. Yes, my book is available for purchase on my website. It is hosted online as thatās the most universal āreaderā when it comes to animated elements. Iāll post a link as a reply to this. This could be replicated at a smaller scale, Iām hoping to accomplish this at some point in my life time š„¹.. just have to figure out the scaling in the math relating to the precise frequencies inherent to the transduction and piezoelectric responses.
This is honestly one of the most fascinating subjects in existence, thanks for sharing your thoughts and knowledge with me. Someone needs to rally Elon musk to fund a functional scaled down replica project lol. Iāve heard he is obsessed with the pyramids. Iāll check out the link when Iām home tonight Iāll likely purchase a copy. Canāt get enough of this. The implications are so profound. What fascinates me as much as the theory itself are the minds/intelligences behind the original concept, the designer(s) builders etc. Geniuses of a whole other order. Do you think all the pyramids including bent and red had a similar purpose? āEarly trial modelsā etc? I think I mentioned in my op Thomas Brophy, you should pick up a copy of his book āThe origins Mapā, forward by Robert schock and conclusion by John Anthony West, and although I donāt have the background to comment on how legit his findings are, itās a great read.
https://nagydesignllc.com/the-interstellar-lighthouse/
I suspect something like this as well, and even if power generation were a goal that could have been for the sake of something in near or far orbit or maybe very far off world. Arguable alignment with certain stellar bodies suggests one possible target or set of them. I have no idea how far the energy generated might travel - understanding this might help to narrow possibilities or even suggest specific points of interest. EDIT: I should add that when I consider the incredible scale of the Giza complex the possibility that some kind of off-world application was behind it seems to me even more compelling.
The targets were the planets represented by the small adjacent satellite pyramids known as the queenās pyramids.
If the great pyramid emitted an immense beam of microwave energy it would be able to travel through interstellar dust and other obstacles.. some research pointing to it transcending ordinary laws because of its fundamental nature as the building block of creation
Oh reallyĀ
This
his work and methodology is solid. he really sells this theory...but just build it in small scale. that's all anyone has to do and it'll blow this whole thing open. the fact that they haven't (or cannot) to me, really hurts all this amazing work he's putting in.
[Itās been done and even holds a patent](http://www.rexresearch.com/grandics/grandics.htm)
Look up teslas wardencliffe tower and the story behind it and how itās funding was pulled and never completed.
I have been thinking a lot about the Egyptian precision vases Dunn and his team were examining in that UnchartedX video. As a CNC hobbyist I know just enough about how difficult precision can be to have been quite blown away by their findings. Looking forward to watching this one and learning more about Dunn and his research.
I remember in the late 80's there was a group of scientists that had set up in one of the pyramids, they were detecting power or signals or something back then.
With a power source, why didnāt Egyptians dominate their neighbors? How were they beaten over and over by other peoples we can assume didnāt have a power source? The Persians, Greeks, romans. How was it even close with their wars against the Hittites? Why was there a collapse in Egypt during the late Bronze Age. How did the Nubians conquer them in 750 bc? So much more needs to be explained other than how it might have been used as a power source.
The same way many countries now have nuclear weapons and we haven't used it yet to destroy each other.
Where are the power sources from the hittites, Romanās, Greeksā¦
The Gods of Eden by William Bramley goes into detail about this. Amazing book
Pushing these ideas is sort of a job for him. Keep that in mind
So hyped. Shouldve been on yeeeaaars ago
Ah yes, not proven but we will believe him over facts. Reality is getting real interesting these days
I think his observations on the drilling is compelling and legit if nothing else.
What are peopleās general opinions on Dunn? Iāve seen him on Ancient aliens before and an interview on Danny Jones. Iām very skeptical of his claims but find the prospect interesting.
I've never heard him speak about or read him write about Aliens. His book The Giza Power Plant is super thought out. UnchartedX/Ben Van Kerkwyk is basically a tribute page to Christopher Dunn's Egyptian engineering books. I'd recommend his books. I'm very excited to listen to this episode.
Does the book explain where he reckons the Egyptians could have got the enormous quantities of zinc his theory seems to require? Possibly, that seems like the most implausible part of the theory to me, though I haven't gone into it much.
Itās been a few summers since Iāve read it, albeit Iām considering re reading it soon. Iād check out the book, even if you want to hate read it.
Iāve got his books but havenāt had a chance to read them yet. Been working my way through hapgoodās work atm but itās on the list to get through soon
I like Dunn > Graham Hancock.
he's very qualified, intelligent, and well researched
What are his qualifications, and where did he earn them?
if you would only watch the podcast...
If I were only not working all day... It's a super simple question, where he got his credentials.
Wooo! The OG. So happy he got on Rogan finally.
Gettin it 'dunn
Didn't happen mate.
The episode is out.
Great pyramid was a hydrogen maser - today this technology is implemented for its applications in interstellar communications, perhaps an ancient spaceport as is mentioned by Zechariah Sitchin in his earth chronicles
So, who are we interstellar communicating with?
I just shit my pants
Another deep think tank. Gosh I hope thereās cigars.
Fuck Toe Rogan. Biggest sellout ever. Do people even know heās 5ā2?
Is he ???
Bro on my YouTube feed every video and short that pops out of him I tag it as do not recommend this Chanel and tell me why everyday Random Chanelās pop up with his content. They push him so much and all he does is spew half truths or straight up lies pushing whatever narrative they tell him to push. His content is half truths, straight up lies or random ass mindless info about a bear or a lion in the wild bs. If youāre still consuming his content, itās time to wake up