Great Pyramid hidden void remains unexplored 8 years after discovery. Hidden chamber/void inside Great Pyramid of Giza discovered in 2016, study published in 2017 Void originally estimated at 30m (almost 100 ft) long, updated to 40m (over 130 ft) Larger than the Grand Gallery inside the pyramid
A void inside the Great Pyramid was detected via muon scanning — study published in 2017 — now estimated at around 30m (over 98 ft) long, with a cross-section similar to the Grand Gallery. Still no plan to investigate. They just need to drill a 1-inch hole for a camera. Could be a pharaoh's tomb, construction evidence, or something else entirely 🔬📜
Key Facts
- Hidden chamber/void inside Great Pyramid of Giza discovered in 2016, study published in 2017
- Void originally estimated at 30m (almost 100 ft) long, updated to 40m (over 130 ft)
- Larger than the Grand Gallery inside the pyramid
- Discovered using muon technology
- No plan exists as of video date to investigate the chamber
- Speaker suggests drilling a 1-inch diameter hole to insert camera
- Zahi Hawass in 2017 denounced discovery, calling it nothing new
- Potential contents discussed: pharaoh's tomb, construction evidence, treasures, lost tools
Related site: Great Pyramid of Giza — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: The Great Pyramid HIDDEN Chamber COVERUP by Bright Insight