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Pyramids use low frequency resonance to pump water to the surface through a passive check valve and then high frequency ultrasonics to vaporize that water into mist and clouds. A hybrid thermoacoustic motor drives the pyramid to resonate and pump water. Electromagnetic fields generated within the pyramid cause heating and ultrasonic effects on the surfaces of granite. Crystal sizes that resonate in the range of around 500KHz to 6MHz respond to the electromagnetic field generated. Crystals trapped in the granite transmit through the granite to the granite surface. Skin effects on granite at the base of Khafre’s pyramid and curled water erosion in Khafre’s temple are evidence of this process. Overflow was managed and recycled by the temples and causeways.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Egyptologists assert that the arrangement of chambers within the Great Pyramid reflects King Khufu\u2019s indecisiveness, suggesting it lacks any deliberate design. However, they often overlook several key observations: the King\u2019s Chamber shows signs of scorching and discoloration, the Queen\u2019s Chamber has an accumulation of salt\u2014up to an inch and a half thick\u2014on its walls, and the Subterranean Chamber may exhibit evidence of water erosion and cavitation, rather than being merely unfinished. These phenomena could be explained by heat being concentrated in the King\u2019s Chamber, an electrochemical process occurring in the Queen\u2019s Chamber, and water-hammer effects in the Subterranean Chamber.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Hypothetically, high-amplitude sound waves are generated within the Great Pyramid through thermoacoustic means, producing and sustaining a monotone note. Water hammer is utilized for timing, driving a piston, creating pressure, and generating steam in the upper chambers. Water was likely pumped to the pyramid\u2019s apex and allowed to percolate downward through the stone. Electricity could be generated by converting heat into sound, and then sound into electricity via the piezoelectric response of quartz present in the granite. In this scenario, the King\u2019s Chamber functions as a large transducer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The granite blocks do not plug the First Ascending Passage tightly; there is space around them. Both the ascending passage and the granite blocks show signs of wear and tear on the limestone. The First Ascending Passage narrows where it meets the Descending Passage, creating the illusion that the granite blocks are sealing it. If a shockwave of water surged up the Descending Passage, the granite blocks would be propelled upward along the Ascending Passage. Acting as pistons, these blocks would compress any gases within the pyramid while also forcing water into the upper chambers. Furthermore, when submerged in water, the granite blocks\u2019 effective density would decrease from 2.5 g\/cm\u00b3 (their actual density) to approximately 1.5 g\/cm\u00b3, making them significantly lighter due to buoyancy. The blocks form an inertial damper between the top and bottom portions of the pyramid. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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John Cadman, an American hydrologist, has been reverse-engineering the Subterranean Chamber of the Great Pyramid for years, continually uncovering new insights into its design. He has demonstrated that water drains freely through the chamber and that the shafts connected to it are engineered to reflect and contain a compression wave, or water hammer. Here\u2019s a video of John describing his pulse-generator model:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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