Thermal scans of Egypt's Great Pyramid reveal anomalies

Old news, it's filled with grain.

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Last Edited by Bes Maat on 11/10/2015 06:53 PM

Why is it old news? It just came out 2 days ago after the scans were finished. And where did it say it's filled with grain?

Last Edited by Bes Maat on 11/10/2015 06:57 PM

What sort of "anomalies"?

Is it a spaceship with lasers?

Old news because there have been three of four threads about this already.
Grain was a joke, that is only mildly amusing if you follow US politics.

Didn't see that, I just saw it today and started reading, but I don't understand the details and what is the great discovery - was hoping someone would explain.

Last Edited by Bes Maat on 11/10/2015 07:08 PM

Thermal scans reveal strange Pyramid results

NEW thermal scans of Egypt’s Giza pyramids have identified temperature anomalies that may point to a secret passage in the enormous, 4500-year-old Pyramid of Cheops.

Antiquities Minister Mamdouh el-Damaty and technical experts working on the project showed the higher temperature being detected in three specific adjacent stones at the bottom of the pyramid in a live thermal camera presentation to journalists.

The scanning showed “a particularly impressive one (anomaly) located on the Eastern side of the Khufu pyramid at ground level,” the ministry said in a statement. The largest of the three Giza pyramids is known locally as Khufu and internationally as Cheops.
[link to www.news.com.au]

video at the link

Oh, pfft! That's so ridiculous! It's sharks with lasers attached to their heads, of course!

Everybody is talking about it seems. Even the BBC has something that doesn't slander Egypt for a change. So it must be something big!

[link to www.bbc.com]
Egypt pyramids scan finds mystery heat spots

"The first row of the pyramid's stones are all uniform, then we come here and find that there's a difference in the formation," Antiquities Minister Mamdouh al-Damati said as he showed reporters the three stones showing higher temperatures.

Other thermal anomalies were detected in the upper half of the Great Pyramid.

Grain storage will be covered in tonights Republican debate.

Tourist industry trying to recover from airliner shootdown and attemptd shootdown....get out some stories...blah blah

Quite a bit of interesting news coming from the Ministry of Antiquities recently, like this and possibly the discovery of Nefertiti's tomb in close proximity (maybe even hidden behind) King Tut's tomb.

Thank goodness that twot, Zahi Hawass, is no longer minister of antiquities.

They can survey Tut's tomb but can't survey for the hidden chamber in the Great Pyramid or the internal spiral ramp? PHFFFT!

Interesting, both in itself and timing-wise.

This one is alot more popular right now. He actually releases information and he seems to want to find out new things...the one before not so much.

What do you mean? This was in the Great Pyramid!

This scan was in the works for a long time and just completed it last week, I know the timing is suspicious to us, but there's nothing else to it. Why else does every foreign media carry it and make a big deal.

I'm trying to find out what does this mean? What is this thing with the heated stones? Does anyone have any idea? I just think it's strange they're making such a big deal about it and asking archeologists all over the world to "brainstorm" with them. I thought maybe someone on GLP would have an explanation what it could be.

fascinating

Note to those who questions the timing! The scan project was planned a long time ago I remember reading it but because I'm not so into this stuff I don't remember exactly when. They started the scan around 25th October, it took 2 weeks to complete. So that had nothing to do with the airplane story.

Who knows what they know, classified for the public. Like you said OP, press freedom does not exist. It could be 'need to know' alien technology or maybe Carson is right: God and Joseph built it to store grain for the seven lean years, lol.

I just googled to see when it was started, this is actually interesting

[link to www.smithsonianmag.com]

Archaeologists have studied the Egyptian pyramids for decades, but an untold number of secrets are still buried within the giant monuments. Now, a new project known as "Scan Pyramids" will use radiography tools and thermal imaging to map millenia-old pyramids in Giza and Dahshur, Agence France-Presse reports.
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"The idea is to find the solution to the mystery of the pyramids," Mehdi Tayoubi, founder of a Paris-based organization joining the discovery team, tells AFP. "A similar attempt was made 30 years ago, but this is the first project at a global level using cutting-edge technology to look inside the pyramids."

With this new project, scientists hope to discover hidden chambers, while also building models of the exteriors of the four pyramids, Ruth Michaelson writes for The Independent. The project will first focus on Dahshur's Bent Pyramid, then move on to the nearby Red Pyramid. Later, researchers will scan the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Pyramid of Khafre, the Associated Press reports. "There could be interesting things there, even a few meters deep, two or three blocks deep," scientist Matthieu Klein tells the AP.


[link to www.techtimes.com]
Archaeologists Will Use Cosmic Rays To Scan The Pyramids In Hopes Of Uncovering Secrets Of Ancient Egypt

How could an ancient civilization have the skills, technology, and ingenuity to build the pyramids of Egypt, one of greatest monuments in the world? It's a mystery that has stumped archaeologists and researchers for centuries, but they will use our modern advancements in technology to scan the pyramids in hopes of uncovering the secrets of ancient Egypt.

A team of researchers from Egypt, Canada, France and Japan are teaming up with the support of the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities for a new project called "Scan Pyramids" that will use radiography and thermal imaging tools to nonintrusively scan and map the pyramids of Giza and Dahshur.

"The idea is to find the solution to the mystery of the pyramids," Mehdi Tayoubi, founder of a Paris-based organization Heritage, Innovation and Preservation that is joining the team, told Agence France-Presse. "A similar attempt was made 30 years ago, but this is the first project at a global level using cutting-edge technology to look inside the pyramids."

The team will use cosmic ray muons, which are subatomic particles than can penetrate just about anything, along with drone-mounted scanners, infrared thermography, and 3D reconstruction technology to peer inside the ancient monuments. It's part of an effort to find the pyramid's range in density, discover hidden chambers, and attempt to solve some of the mysteries of just how they were built. They plan to make 3D models after the scanning is done based on combining the different data sets.

Now I get the grain thing...funny Thanks. Yes, but at least this minister seems different (for now). I think I'm going to keep an eye on this story!

It means pretty much exactly what they're saying. It could be a passage (they hope) or it could be a different building material that absorbs heat and cools at a different rate. They probably want a scientific consensus before they dig in and rip that puppy open.

Maybe passages leading to gold and writings!

Hmm, that would be interesting if they tried to open the Pyramid somewhere else and find something different. It's just amazing after all these years they still don't know everything about those Pyramids. Apparently the whole Giza Plateau has not been completely explored. They did a mapping of it long time ago, but the last years everything stopped kind of. There was something under the Sphynx also they said was the Temple of Osiris and then it disappeared from news. Someone talked about the chamber that contains old writings. Lots of conspiracies about that chamber too.

I would be more interested in writings than more treasures honestly.

When they actually get around to excavating under the right paw of the Sphinx....let us know.
Until then?...distraction.

I just said, I remember they did, and that was when our old guy was in charge, not many people liked him. Nothing came out, not much anyways. I remember a few years ago, the whole part was under water and some people commented something happened here. But because of all the stuff going on at the time, we never got a full story. I didn't check on it.

What do you think is there?

Keep us posted OP. Let's hope that scanning pyramids in Dashur and Giza will lead us to some sort of answer to one of the most ancient of mysteries. And let us hope tptb deem us worthy of such knowledge.