Underground chambers discovered at 20-50 meters depth. Chamber dimensions measured approximately 10m by 5m at 20-30m depth Two levels of chambers discovered - an upper chamber at 20-30m and a larger lower chamber at 30-50m depth ERT imaging showed the high resistivity anomaly consistent with an air-filled chamber

Beneath the pyramid's surface, geophysical surveys detected two levels of chambers: an upper void around 10m by 5m at 20-30 meters depth, and a larger lower chamber between 30-50 meters. During drilling at 10 meters, crews lost 32,000 liters of water in a single day, signaling they had breached an undetected void. ERT imaging shows high resistivity consistent with air-filled cavities. 🕳️🌏

Key Facts

  • Chamber dimensions measured approximately 10m by 5m at 20-30m depth
  • Two levels of chambers discovered - an upper chamber at 20-30m and a larger lower chamber at 30-50m depth
  • ERT imaging showed the high resistivity anomaly consistent with an air-filled chamber
  • Seismic tomography confirmed low velocity anomaly corresponding to chambers
  • During drilling at 10m depth, 32,000 liters of water loss indicated the presence of a chamber
  • The lower chamber is significantly larger than the upper chamber

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