King's Chamber channels have horizontal ends, ruling out star-shaft theory. History for Granite proved the southern channel end (and likely the northern) is horizontal, meaning it never pointed to the heavens Channel blocks were placed during construction but were not opened into the King's Chamber until later Air channels were therefore not needed for builders but were required after the pyramid was complete
New research on the Great Pyramid's air channels shows both ends are horizontal rather than angled toward the stars. History for Granite's analysis suggests the channel blocks were installed during construction but not opened until after completion, meaning the channels served a post-construction purpose rather than a star-shaft function.
Key Facts
- History for Granite proved the southern channel end (and likely the northern) is horizontal, meaning it never pointed to the heavens
- Channel blocks were placed during construction but were not opened into the King's Chamber until later
- Air channels were therefore not needed for builders but were required after the pyramid was complete
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Source: The Missing Great Pyramid Mechanism: New Hypothesis! by Ancient Architects