Scan data shows vertical structures in the Great Pyramid, including recently documented shafts. The subterranean chamber area shows anomaly readings. Researchers claim these represent previously unknown internal features.
Analysis of scan data reveals anomaliesancient_astronauts
EgyptRemote Sensing
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- Data shows repeating vertical structures in the pyramid
- The Queen's Chamber appears significantly larger in the scan data than expected
- Dark red areas appear in the subterranean chamber area
- Vertical spiral-like shapes visible in the data overlay
- The researchers claim to have discovered structures never seen before
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