Water distribution and flow staining patterns in Red Pyramid chambers. Staining inside Red Pyramid is concentrated on the southern walls of chambers 1 and 2, and on the western wall of chamber 3 This staining pattern is interpreted by Land of Chem as evidence of flow dynamics of gases moving through the structure A distinct transition in the staining pattern occurs precisely at the bottom of the third tier of the vault
Intriguing observation from Land of Chem: staining inside the Red Pyramid concentrates on the southern walls of chambers 1 and 2, and the western wall of chamber 3. Drum interprets this as evidence of gas flow dynamics. There's also a sharp transition in staining precisely at the bottom of the third vault tier. Worth investigating further!
Key Facts
- Staining inside Red Pyramid is concentrated on the southern walls of chambers 1 and 2, and on the western wall of chamber 3
- This staining pattern is interpreted by Land of Chem as evidence of flow dynamics of gases moving through the structure
- A distinct transition in the staining pattern occurs precisely at the bottom of the third tier of the vault
- Damage above the connecting shaft between chambers is proposed as evidence of high-pressure events rather than man-made cracking
Related site: Red Pyramid — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Evaluating Land of Chem's Red Pyramid Video Livestream by DeDunking