Scientists discover mysterious form of energy in Egypt's pyramids that should only exist in modern times

Daily Mail ^ | 21 February 2025 | Chris Melore

[mairdie]

A new discovery in Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza suggests the structure was not just a pharaoh's final resting place, but also a giant power plant.

Scientists blasted the 4,600-year-old structure with electromagnetic waves, a form of radiation that travel though the universe, finding it focused and amplified the energy into specific chambers and around the base.

Electromagnetic waves are used in such research because the radiation interacts with matter in unique ways, allowing experts to probe specific details about a structure's composition, arrangement and dynamics.

The waves built up as energy in the King's chamber, the Queen's chamber, and an unfinished chamber beneath the structure. Scientists concluded the Pyramid may have been a gigantic resonator that was designed to trap electromagnetic waves.

... Dunn spent 30 years conducting computer analyses of the pyramids, landing on the theory that the ancient Egyptian builders had access to highly refined tools, modern construction techniques, and even mega-machines - despite there being no archaeological record of their use.

[mairdie]

Majored in physics at U of Chicago for 3 1/2 years, then ended up majoring in Ancient Art for 1 1/2 years. Brings back memories.

[mairdie]

Survey of Ancient Egyptian Art
https://youtu.be/05kSpcfUCyI

Egyptian Fayum Portraits
https://youtu.be/ghLdvoR81f4

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Sounds like something Nikola Tesla might have done.

[ifinnegan]

Crackpot stuff.

Fodder for the idiots.

[dp0622]

Boy was he brilliant and kind of crazy.

I wonder if there were really lots of his notes stolen and what the most intriguing were.

[ClearCase_guy]

[mairdie]

I enjoy crackpot stuff. Absurd is wonderful.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

When all other explanations fail:

[Carl Vehse]

Mumbo-jumbo malarkey.

[NorthMountain]

Electromagnetic waves are everything from DC to gamma rays. I think the author of this piece doesn't know what he's writing about.

[G Larry]

"Scientists concluded the Pyramid may have been a gigantic resonator that was designed to trap electromagnetic waves."

Should be:
Scientists concluded the Pyramid may have been a gigantic resonator that coincidentally trapped electromagnetic waves.

[Lazamataz]

Ever stand too close to a radar antenna?

I understand those old Soviet fighters could cook you nice if you stood in front of them (on the runway) and they blasted their radars.

[HereInTheHeartland]

“Majored in physics at U of Chicago for 3 1/2 years, then ended up majoring in Ancient Art for 1 1/2 years. ”

So you are actually qualified to have an opinion on this!
What you think it is?

[ifinnegan]

Yeah.

I was going to say it’s a perennial seller.

People love it.

Crack pot stuff sells

[wally_bert]

https://youtu.be/U8idvQeM0kA?si=byswmq-BSTzT_7f_

A series that deserved a lot more resources and a chance to get established.

[Cold Heart]

Now they did it. These guys obviously never saw ANY of the mummies movies out there.

[Jyotishi]

Trapped corpse gas.

[Ciaphas Cain]

When the technician was at my parents' house installing the mini satellite dish, he said that I wouldn't want to put my hand at the focus of the thing once it was all aligned up with the satellite 20,000 miles away. "It could burn you," he told me.

I almost went out one day with a hot dog wiener skewered on a stick, to see if it would cook. But then I thought that I would look rather silly doing that, and Lord knows the neighbors thought I was mad enough.

[mairdie]

Crackpot, of course. Which is tremendous fun!