Scientists map massive underground structures beneath the Giza Pyramid
 

Going 650 METERS BELOW

WITH ADDITIONAL STRUCTURES EVEN FARTHER DOWN!

This is crazy. Clearly an alien base.

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You would be surprised what you can do with 100,000 slaves and whips

The bots didn't just show up, they've been here for years

If you got whipped in the back like 10 times you died.

They got curbs on that pyramid?

I had no idea they built coil-spring mattresses under the pyramids. Makes sense since it was to be the Pharoah's eternal resting place.

This has fascinated me for years. Even if there's not a damn thing under there. I've always wondered.

lol. shouldn't laugh every time I see this but i do.

Weird, wild stuff. Would like to see them do the same sort of ground penetrating radar at other pyramid sites around the globe.

I recently watched a video from a Brit that was there in January. He did not like the experience on the Giza plateau. Locals nearly assaulted him wanting money whether they had something to sell or not.

He said the pyramid built by Khufu was impressive in size but really wasn't interesting compared to older pyramids further up the Nile. He did wait in line to go inside the pyramid and that was worth it (though it was claustrophobic).

He did say the best part of the Giza plateau is there's a spot to photograph all 9 pyramids in one shot.

Heh. I think I watched that same vid on YouTube. You could tell it was bad, especially the guy on the camel.

I’m fascinated with that stuff and it’s a bucket list trip for sure

The pyramids were a chemical plant that made fertilizers.

My bucket list, too.

There's a YouTube channel by David Milano called World of Antiquity. He made the trip in 2023 and said you definitely need a good guide or else it can be a nightmare. He has his entire trip documented on his channel. It's worth the watch.

He has also done trips to Turkey and China that are really interesting.

“This is Geraldo Rivera reporting from the pyramids in Giza…”

Hear about it for ages?