When I saw an artist’s impression of what they have discovered my first thought was it’s a foundation for the Giza plateau! This alone is enough evidence to shatter the paradigm touted by “Egyptologists” for the last 150 years! Foundation’s that descend almost 2 miles into the earth, try building that by hand with copper tools! And that’s without what might lay hidden inside them!

Hmmmm...

 

I hope you guys saw this bit...

 

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The claims in the video are unsupported by the paper and the authors make no such claims.

 

Stay VERY skeptical, Avsim buddies. Don't be fooled!

https://evrimagaci.org/tpg/scientific-studies-disprove-underground-myths-under-giza-pyramids-279096?srsltid=AfmBOop1Ti50Lr6Q-d9oYr1fokF6kh-csdBrvz_Xg00JYv6zyUjVuKdv

 

 

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Scientific Studies Disprove Underground Myths Under Giza Pyramids

 

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Further investigations into this narrative arose after various reports circulated online, claiming the presence of a vast complex extending two kilometers underground. Allegations included the discovery of massive cubic structures connected by tunnels and eight vertical wells 648 meters deep, supposedly identified using synthetic aperture radar (SAR).

However, specialists from Ancient History X reiterated that such reports lack scientific backing. These experts highlighted that archaeologists have been actively studying the Giza pyramids for decades, utilizing state-of-the-art technologies, including muon tomography, which enables detailed scanning of expansive structures using cosmic particles.

 

 

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Utter bunk, apparently. What a surprise. 🙄

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/pyramids-of-giza-new-discovery-structures/

 

9 hours ago, Paul K said:

Utter bunk, apparently. What a surprise. 🙄

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/pyramids-of-giza-new-discovery-structures/

 

So it ranks up there with those witnesses* who claim to have knowledge of evidence of UFO's and aliens.

* "Witness" only in the sense of them being someone who heard from a friend who heard from a friend who heard from another that you been messin' around.😁

What a total scam this video is part of.

Notice how the video creators portray this Jay Anderson as an "OSINT Researcher" and "Founder/Host of Project Unity".

Wow!, I said at first, an actual scientist/researcher making these claims!

Well, it turns out that OSINT is not an organization or institute, but an acronym for "Open Source Intelligence", which is a fancy way of saying that someone can use powerful open-source tools, like Google, to do research.  So, anyone can be an "OSINT Researcher".

Project Unity is a Youtube channel with about 70,000 subscribers and 282 videos that has existed for a whole 5 years, not a long-running, well-established, credible scientific think tank, project, or organization.  There are links to Patreon, Paypal donations, and "BuyMeACoffee", of course, and even a store with expensive T-shirts and $23 coffee cups.

I am sick to death of these jokers on Youtube who make these kinds of sensational videos just for money.  I see a lot of it, mostly younger people in their 20s and 30s doing it, likely because it's easier than having to actually get out of bed early in the morning and go to work at a real job 5 days a week.

This kind of stuff really annoys me because I've been interested in ancient history and technology since I was 12 years old, so when I first came across this I got excited.

Dave

1 hour ago, dave2013 said:

I am sick to death of these jokers on Youtube who make these kinds of sensational videos just for money.

Agree 100%.  An example from close to home: years ago one of my wife’s cousins had a tumor in one of his kidneys.  His kidney was removed, and no further sign of cancer since then. Several years after, my wife told me he was trying a diet that was similar to those paleo ones that are heavy on meat. I told her it’s not a good idea to do that with only one kidney and he should check with his doctor, which he subsequently did. His doctor ordered a test which indicated his remaining kidney was being stressed and advised him not to continue with that diet.  The source of this diet?  YouTube video.  I told him: “The Golden Rule of YouTube is any i d i o t  can post whatever they want on YouTube, but that doesn’t mean it’s true”

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An interesting analysis.