Exploring Theories on the Great Pyramids
What do you think are the top couple of possibilities for the Great Pyramids?
I believe that some things are not true, like I do not believe that they were funerary temples.
Right? I don't think that Pharaohs were buried in the pyramids. I mean...
I've been to Egypt three times and can confirm, as many before have said, you know,
there's no art in the pyramids and there's no pyramids in the art.
You go into the Valley of the Kings, where they definitely buried Pharaohs,
every tomb is absolutely covered top to bottom with art.
Then you go into these particular tombs of a very, very different nature than a tunnel cut into rock,
there's absolutely no hieroglyphics and no art.
But then you look at the hieroglyphics and art in the rest of Egypt, and they never depict the pyramids.
But where I am now on the pyramids and involved with is more on the scanning side.
Scanning from the satellites and using the radar tomography.
And then the second Sphinx is what popped up a couple of months ago
that mirrors the position of Khufu's pyramid, the middle pyramid's relationship to the Sphinx,
the Great Pyramid's relationship to the Sphinx on the other side. So geometrically,
you draw the line down the causeway and put the Sphinx there on that pyramid, and then
draw the line back on the other side of the Great Pyramid,
and it's supposed to be there.
And the symmetry being that the Sphinx would see the sun and the stars rise,
and another Sphinx would see the sun and the stars set, which kind of seems neat.
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