Was the Pyramid of Giza an Ancient Powerplant? [DISCUSSION]
Because people have accepted that the Great Pyramid was simply a massive tomb, we only focus on the HOW behind its construction. But there are a ton of oddities about the Pyramid of Giza that scream something far different than just a tomb. What do they scream? (it's in the title lol, but uhh giant powerplant...) But before I go soap boxing let me run through some evidence.
First off, construction is not tomb-ish
Not only was there a recent discovery of a large, unexpected void inside the structure, but it also lacked sealed entrances. Nearly every Egyptian tomb discovered in the modern day was still sealed - archaeologists had to crack them open (despite warnings of curses).
Giza, not only didn't have interior seals, but almost the opposite. The Great Pyramid is thought to have contained enormous swivel doors (apparently up to 20 tons heavy) engineered to be opened by the push of a hand. (I don’t know about you, but if I’m burying dead bodies, I wouldn’t want swivel doors on the tomb...bodies kind of smell…)
Other parts of the construction are rather odd as well. Dolomite was found lining the interior surfaces. Dolomite increases electrical conductivity. And when first built, the Great Pyramid was covered in white polished limestone that would have: 1) reflected the sun almost like a mirror; and 2) perfectly insulated the interior.
The Great Pyramid also had a capstone, which is currently missing. (A capstone is the uppermost piece on top of the pyramid.) It’s thought to have been made of gold when it existed (though that’s not proven, it would make sense why it would be the first thing stolen). Gold is a conductor as well.
Granite...batteries?
Northwest of the Great Pyramid is the Serapeum of Saqqara. It was there that 20 granite boxes, each weighing 100 tons, were found. The accepted theory is that these were coffins for...wait for it...the Pharoah’s prize bulls. (I mean, do I even make the low-hanging fruit joke and call “bullshit” here? Oops, I guess I just did.)
Oh, forgot to mention. No bulls (in mummified form or otherwise) were found at the Serapeum.
So why is granite important? Well that’s easy. Granite is slightly radioactive, contains high amounts of quartz crystal with metal, and is a conductor of piezoelectricity.
And if you look at the image, that thing looks more like the tesseract from Marvel movies than it does a tomb for some prized bulls. I don’t know about you, but I’m thinking these were giant batteries of some sort.
Built on a hub of natural energy
The Great Pyramid is apparently located on a precise point that magnifies electromagnetic forces on the planet where telluric currents are strongest. (A telluric current is an electric current produced naturally, typically underground or through the sea.)
An international research group used theoretical physics to show that the Great Pyramid can conduct electromagnetic energy. Basically, they showed how it could concentrate the electromagnetic energy from the internal chambers and under the base. And perhaps if there was a nice golden capstone at the top, it would come out through there?
Look, I know it's far out there, but it's just so silly to me that we have these insanely large, incredibly constructed Pyramids of these ancient societies and we're just like, oh yeah, it's prob a tomb. Like really? Why are we so self-centered in modern times to think that there couldn't have been ancient societies with high-powered tech?
Deeper Dive: The Lizard People Podcast do some fun takes on conspiracy theories. They have an episode theorizing the pyramids were hydroelectric power plants.
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