Groundbreaking Findings on the Giza Pyramid Complex Could Re-Write Human History!

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The team of Corrado Malanga, Armando Mei, Filippo Biondi, and Nicole Ciccolo has indeed released information about Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) scanning of the Giza plateau, with a specific focus on the underground structures beneath the Khafre pyramid.

This research represents a significant application of satellite technology to archaeological investigation. Below is a comprehensive analysis of the available sources documenting this project.

Multiple sources confirm that the team has made official announcements about their findings. On March 15, 2025, they released information summarizing key findings regarding underground structures detected beneath the Khafre Pyramid. This followed earlier announcements, including a press release from February 2025 where Nicole Ciccolo, serving as head of communications, presented findings about "a vast underground city" beneath the Giza pyramids.

A subsequent official statement released on February 14, 2025, explicitly identified the research as the "Khafre Research Project SAR Technology" and detailed the collaboration among Professor Corrado Malanga, Filippo Biondi, Armando Mei, and Nicole Ciccolo6. This statement specified that the team used Capella Space satellite data to conduct their analysis, confirming the satellite technology component mentioned in the summary.

The research builds upon earlier work by team members, particularly Filippo Biondi, who has been exploring the application of Synthetic Aperture Radar to pyramid structures. In July 2024, Biondi shared information about using SAR technology to study the "harmonic resonance" of Khafre's Pyramid, providing insight into the methodological approach that likely informed the current findings.

The technical foundation for this research appears in a 2022 paper titled "Synthetic Aperture Radar Doppler Tomography Reveals Details of Undiscovered High-Resolution Internal Structure of the Great Pyramid of Giza," co-authored by Filippo Biondi. This paper describes how SAR data can be processed to reveal internal structures within pyramids by analyzing micro-movements generated by background seismic waves, transforming radar signals into phononic information to detect millimetric vibrations.

According to the March 18, 2025 report, the team's analysis revealed extensive underground structures beneath the Khafre Pyramid, including: Five identical structures near the base of the pyramid, connected by geometric pathways and containing five horizontal levels with sloping roofs. Eight cylindrical structures resembling vertical wells, surrounded by descending spiral pathways. Two large cubic structures measuring approximately 80 meters per side at a depth of 648 meters, where the eight cylindrical structures merge.

The entire structure extending approximately two kilometers beneath the surface and continuing beneath all three pyramids of the Giza complex1 Research Methodology The team has described their methodology as involving:

- Processing of SAR data from multiple angles to create 3D reconstructions of internal pyramid structures. Use of "Doppler tomography," a patented technique developed by Biondi that enables detection of underground structures.

- Converting photonic radar information into phonic signals to capture vibrational data within the acoustic band.

- Analysis of data from Capella Space satellites

The sources collectively confirm the core elements of the summary regarding the team's composition, their use of SAR technology, their focus on the Khafre pyramid and the broader Giza plateau, and their application of satellite technology. The most recent findings were announced in March 2025, with earlier press releases in February 2025 establishing the foundation of the project. The team has scheduled detailed presentations of their findings, with both press conferences and technical conferences planned to share additional data with the scientific community and the public.








 
The 3-d models look very cool. Unfortunately the scans they released that I have seen look nothing like the 3-d models. LOL. However, you can buy a seat to the next conference to get all the info.

So this info is so game changing that we will only release it to those who pay.
 
The one that says it was built by slaves using primitive tools.
Slaves maybe, but nothing primitive about their tools or science. They were built after the tower of Babel

(Modern public school history)
 
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While sincerely wishing for the pumped story to be sound, I have a real problem:

It is beyond me to translate amorphous blobs into lovely, crisp, secret rooms with several oriental-style storied buildings inside, or hundreds of meters deep coiled support columns.

It requires an ability to suspend disbelief in favor of a delicious mystery.
 
The guy in the OP also did a YouTube video that I saw last night. Says kind of the same thing. He's definitely skeptical and in viewing things in more detail, says the scans of the pyramid don't even show the things we know to be there. Not everything anyway and to be honest the hype is real clear imaging of the insides of the pyramid yet the imaging is about as clear as mud.
One other fact is that this type of radar has a max limit of 600 meters so no way they looked down 2 kilometers. Even if they got the imaging models correct, it looks more like springs to mitigate damage from earthquake to me. Similar to how they build in Japan. Of course that would still be very advanced tech for that time period but nothing more than what we have today but it would rewrite history.
I cant imagine that anyone will ever get permission to dig under the pyramid so we will probably never know for certain.
 

Experts now even more confident a 'vast city' exists under Giza Pyramids in Egypt after new discovery​

Scientists on a mission to prove a 'vast city' sits more than 4,000 feet below Egypt's Giza Pyramids have released a new analysis they say proves the findings to be true.

Last week, the team in Italy presented bombshell research that claimed to have discovered multi-thousand-foot-tall wells and chambers under the Khafre Pyramid.

If true, it would turn Egyptian - and human - history on its head, though independent experts have said the discovery is 'completely wrong' and lacked any scientific basis.

Researchers said they determined 'a confidence level well above 85 percent' that the 'structures identified beneath the Pyramid of Khafre, as well as those beneath other pyramids on the Giza Plateau,' exist.

The wells and chambers were identified by sending 'high-frequency electromagnetic waves' into the subsurface, and the way signals bounced back allowed researchers to map structures beneath the pyramid.

The team used 'a specialized algorithm' to process the data and create the images that showed what looked like wells with spiral formations leading to enormous chambers.

They cross checked the structures with known architectural forms, 'specifically those accessible to us today, such as the Pozzo di San Patrizio in Italy,' Niccole Ciccole, the project's spokesperson, shared with Dailymail.com.

Professor Lawrence Conyers, a radar expert at the University of Denver who focuses on archaeology and was not involved in the study, said: 'To make correlation confidence levels there needs to be something to correlate to or compare to.

'What could that be here? Without that, these percentages are meaningless scientifically.'

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It took virtually no time to get you tubers to jump all over the click bait.
 
If that part of the desert was once lush and green, then those structures under the pyramids would be under water.
 
I don't think they have shut down any debunkers. Same guy has done videos with other people. One guy was crawling through the sub chambers below the pyramid and really rough cut tunnels. Nothing extraordinary there at all. Also have to keep in mind that they couldn't even detect what we know are chambers within the pyramids, but somehow can detect this stuff far below. What is it 600 meters deep?

No one will ever allow an excavation under the pyramids so this will never be proven one way or another. Genius marketing plan really.

There are also 100's of doorways leading into tunnels all over the Giza complex. As far as we know, nothing has ever been found that changes any narrative.

Of course the existence of the pyramids themselves and the accuracy of everything is just amazing. Then we have the boxes in the seraphim and all the stone bowls and vases that are absolute perfection. It's pretty obvious the technology used was far more than copper chisels. It's also obvious that after all these years we are clueless as to what the pyramids were actually used for.
In the end, anything is possible. I won't rule out the discovery but going to need far mare evidence.
 
If that part of the desert was once lush and green, then those structures under the pyramids would be under water.

So they could figure out how to build giant mega-structures but not handle water? Yeah, I don't think so. Plus, just because it may have been lush that does not mean the rock structure underneath was source to any water.
 
The weird thing is they may have finally found the body of Jimmy Hoffa!
 

Mysterious underwater 'pyramid' believed to be 12,000 years old reshapes history​

By CHRIS MELORE, ASSISTANT SCIENCE EDITOR FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

Published: 08:23 EDT, 8 April 2025

A sunken 'pyramid' near Taiwan may rewrite everything we thought we knew about the ancient world.

Sitting just 82 feet below sea level near the Ryukyu Islands of Japan, a mysterious object called the Yonaguni monument continues to stump and astonish researchers since its discovery in 1986.

This giant structure with sharp-angled steps stands roughly 90 feet tall and appears to be made entirely of stone, leading many to believe it was man-made.

However, tests of the stone show it to be over 10,000 years old, meaning that if a civilization built this pyramid by hand, it would have taken place before this region sank under water - more than 12,000 years ago.

That would place it further back in history than most other ancient structures by several thousand years, including the Egyptian pyramids and Stonehenge.

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The builders must have been good at holding their breath.
 
There used to be a video on YouTube where Hancock invited Schock to go diving and have a look at those underwater structures. Schocks conclusion was they were not man made. Of course Graham didn't agree with him. He was really looking for the opposite opinion so he could sell more books on baseless claims.

It is certainly possible IMO. The sea levels rose almost 400 feet 12-14k years ago. Over 2 different melting events. Meltwater 1 and 2 I think they call it. I haven't seen any recent photos of the site and by now there should be many. Maybe there is more evidence now? I dunno.
 
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