Scientists who discovered 'vast city' underneath Egypt's Giza pyramid

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Mystery Deepens:

 

An Italian research team has claimed an extraordinary discovery beneath Egypt's Khafre Pyramid: a potential 'underground city.' Using advanced radar technology, they reportedly found giant shafts wrapped in spiral staircases, a massive limestone platform, and descending channels resembling pipelines over 2,100 feet below the surface.

 

The researchers suggest this is just the tip of the iceberg, with pathways leading to an intricate network deeper underground. Corrado Malanga from the University of Pisa believes magnified images will reveal what lies beneath: "an entire hidden world of many structures."

Critics, however, argue the technology used can't penetrate that deeply. Professor Lawrence Conyers from the University of Denver called the concept "a huge exaggeration." Despite the skepticism, history shows ancient cultures often constructed sites of significance on special locations, fuelling belief in possible hidden chambers.

 

The researchers' findings, although not yet peer-reviewed, suggest the Khafre Pyramid may conceal more than what meets the eye. They even hint at the legendary Hall of Records—a supposed chamber filled with ancient wisdom—potentially hidden within these secret expanses.

Intriguingly, previous studies by Malanga and colleagues used similar technology, highlighting hidden rooms and thermal anomalies inside the pyramid. This new study, aided by satellite technology from 420 miles above Earth, further bolsters their confidence. High-resolution images derived from radar pulses mapped out the underground structures in 3D.

 

Nicole Ciccolo, the project's spokesperson, claims vast chambers beneath the surface mirror the legendary Halls of Amenti. Yet, these assertions await scrutiny from the scientific community. Despite differing opinions, the allure of what might lie beneath these ancient wonders keeps the world captivated.

The excitement surrounding these claims reflects humanity's enduring fascination with ancient Egypt's secrets. Whether future studies will confirm these underground mysteries remains to be seen. But for now, the enigma persists, drawing both curiosity and caution from experts worldwide.

 

Based on a story by Daily Mail.