Was the Great Pyramid of Giza a Power Plant?

 Was the Great Pyramid of Giza a power plant, as put forward by a number of researchers?

Let’s look into this hypothesis that the Great Pyramid of Giza was a power plant.

First of all, how can anyone say that the Great Pyramid of Giza was a burial ground when:

Inside there have been no discovered corpses, no mummifications, no typically large lavishly designed sarcophagus to contain a pharaoh, no fancy treasures, no ornate wall-art, no indicating inscriptions that it was a tomb… Why was the King’s chamber so poorly/sparsely decorated? Not the kind of typical surroundings you’d expect for a King.

Further, there has not even been a discovery of Egyptian hieroglyphics mentioning the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza anywhere. Therefore, not only does the purpose of the great pyramid of Giza come into question but so does its age....<<<Read More>>>...

Secret corridor discovered inside the Great Pyramid of Giza

 Recently, a team of Egyptian antiquities researchers announced a breathtaking discovery made inside the Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the world’s most iconic landmarks. The discovery was a hidden nine-meter corridor behind the pyramid’s main entrance that could lead to further finds.

This discovery was made as part of the Scan Pyramids project, which uses modern technology, including muon scanning, to look inside the pyramid.

The Scan Pyramids project was launched in 2015 with the aim of using modern technology to study the Great Pyramid of Giza and uncover its secrets.

The project used various advanced technologies such as infrared thermography, muon radiography and 3D modeling to create a complete picture of the pyramid’s internal structure...<<<Read More>>>...

 

What’s REALLY inside a pyramid: First 3D images created using cosmic particles show hidden tunnels inside mysterious structure

Daily Mail: The pyramids of Egypt have held their secrets for more than 4,500 years. Now, Egyptian and foreign experts have begun unraveling their mysteries with the help of space particles. The team are using 'cosmic rays' to create maps that show the internal structures of these ancient wonders - and they say they could hold some surprises. Last week, archaeologists revealed the first results of their work involving the Bent pyramid, 25 miles south of Cairo...read more>>>...