There came a night in ancient Egypt when trumpets resounded around the Nile Valley announcing the grand opening of the Great Pyramid at Giza.
The pyramid was originally covered with bright, polished, white, 20-ton, quartz casing “stones” and crowned with a golden capstone. It was a majestic man-made mountain, a true wonder of the world, and a sight to behold.
According to a talented remote viewer on this auspicious evening, among the other festivities, the dazzlingly beautiful Aurora Borealis danced impressively nearby in the local night sky.
How could the aurora be persuaded to emblazon the local sky? According to some, one of the shafts leading upward from the chambers is pointed right at the aurora and an inverted lazer could have been directed to harvest its remote ions and direct them back towards the four-sided point in the Nile Valley.
Note that a new void has been found in the great pyramid which appears to be proximal to one of the shafts rising from the king’s chamber.
Some speculate that hydrogen could have been extracted, via electrolysis, from water found in the underground caves underlying the Nile Valley. This could be used in a gigawatt-powered hydrogen lazer.
There has also been some speculation about geothermal energy once having been sought via the ‘Bottomless Pit’ found in the subterranean chamber under the Great Pyramid.
In light of all this ionic celestial energy being directed back toward the pyramid it’s reasonable to assume that part of the reason for all of the stone would be to protectively ensconce the lazer operators within the body of the pyramid. There’s evidence, however, that the pyramid’s stone served as something more than a just protective barrier.
“Nummulitic limestone from the Abu Rawash area was analyzed by the National Research Center of Cairo. It was found its conductance improves at higher frequency – to the point where it is exceptional. If the conductivity of a material needs to be about 600 Tera Hz, in addition to structurally strong, there could not be better material than limestone.”
“Mathematical analysis indicated that the structure’s inner spaces and foundation resonate when hit by external radio waves with a wavelength of 200 to 600 meters, and can control the propagation, scattering, and concentration of this electromagnetic energy. Under these resonant conditions electromagnetic field distributions inside the Pyramid are found to be channeled and concentrated into the Pyramid’s chambers.”
“…the highly specific engineering of the channels and chambers within the Pyramid is able to channel and concentrate electromagnetic and acoustic waves.” – Study of Electromagnetic Properties of the Great Pyramid
Aside from awe-inspiring light show display purposes, in light of the fact that the aurora’s ions are packed with immense electrical energy, what else could have been the purpose of harnessing it? If such delicate laser alignment is possible then could it be focussed enough to pinpoint the capstone? Could it be transformed, or otherwise distributed throughout the community or, perhaps, much further afield?
Perhaps the aforementioned subterranean chamber “Bottomless Pit” once filled with “Ground Water” to channel tremendous energy.
Another remarkable observation has been that the pyramid is located at the precise geographical center of the landmass of the Earth. Could the pyramid have been used to ground the power in a manner that it can be tapped into on any point around the planet?
This post outlines some recent discoveries and potentials posited by some Egyptological researchers in the field. Whatever the possibilities and uses it’s apparent that the Great Pyramid was once something significantly more than a burial chamber.
