Speculation on hidden underground corridors. Large blocks (10m long, 2m high) found that could serve as ceiling blocks These blocks were never meant to be seen with tiling on top Speculation about corridors running underneath the causeway
A sealed corridor was discovered inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu — about 9 meters long, 2.1 meters wide, sitting roughly 7 meters above the main entrance, hidden for 4,500 years. Researchers speculate the passage may have been designed to relieve weight from the structures above. The ScanPyramids team has already used endoscopic cameras to explore further, though additional investigation would require official authorization.
Key Facts
- Large blocks (10m long, 2m high) found that could serve as ceiling blocks
- These blocks were never meant to be seen with tiling on top
- Speculation about corridors running underneath the causeway
- Alignment with the middle pyramid's focal chamber noted as potential coincidence
- Speaker suggests using endoscopic cameras to explore, but official authorization required
- The area remains largely unexplored despite the evidence
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