⛏️ Radar reveals EIGHT vertical shafts beneath Giza extending approximately 2,100 feet deep — that's nearly half a mile! The shafts are aligned in parallel rows with spiral pathways. The controversial findings remain under scientific debate, with experts noting the study has not yet been peer-reviewed.
Deep subterranean shafts beneath The Great Pyramid of Giza reach depths of 47-50 feet
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Key facts
- First shaft measured at 30 feet deep using laser measurement
- Second shaft measured at 47.8 and 47.6 feet deep, equivalent to five stories
- Shafts contain tunnels branching toward pyramids and Sphinx
- Sand fills the bottom of shafts, suggesting deeper passages below
- Shafts appear to be intentionally engineered structures
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