Wild new theories originated After scientists claimed to have discovered a 'vast city' 6,500 ft among the Pyramids of Giza.
The 'groundbreaking' discovery under the Egyptian pyramids has conquered the world storm and new theories have emerged to give doubts about how the structures were built.
Researchers from Italy and Scotland claim that they have discovered 'A huge underground city' that extends more than 6,500 feet directly under the pyramids of Giza, making them 10 times larger than the pyramids themselves.
The bomb theory – which many experts claim to have already invalidated – Comes from a study that used radar pulses to make high -resolution images deep in the ground under the structures, in the same way as Sonarradar is used to map the depths of the ocean.
The American podcaster Joe Rogan has now weighed the 'stunning' development and calls it 'very weird'.
Rogan said: “This is insane. It is quite amazing. They don't understand what it is, but it is a uniform structure. There are different pillars and this is all very weird.
“It's really crazy.”
The American podcaster Joe Rogan has now weighed the 'stunning' theories about a hidden city under the pyramids of Giza and calls it 'very strange'
Scientists used advanced technology to see among the three pyramids and found proof of a 'huge underground city'
He added: “Christopher Dunne believes that Giza's pyramid is a large power plant.
“He has a theory about why it was built as it was built.
“He thinks it coincides with the ability to produce hydrogen, to use the rays of space and thereby generate electricity.”
Researcher Jay Anderson added: 'What has just been announced with regard to the pyramids on the Giza plateau and the plateau itself is so incredible, so awesome and narrowing that I tried here the last hour I have heard my heard to wrap around the implications of what was just told.
“It's downright amazing. What has been discovered is that there are huge structures of the base of the pyramid deep in the rock.
'It then connects deep inside with massive internal structures.
'The pyramid itself was already a huge red flag in ancient Egyptian historical story, but now, with this discovery, I think it is impossible to say that the Egyptians who have taught us were built about these structures.
“It offers the most extraordinary evidence for a civilization for a pre-flood era that flourished in a way that we can hardly understand.”
De Paper, who was not assessed, found, found by independent experts Eight vertical cylindrical structures extend from more than 2,100 feet under the pyramid and more unknown structures 4000 feet deeper.
A press release described the findings as 'groundbreaking' and where the history of ancient Egypt could rewrite.
However, independent experts have expressed serious concern about the research.
Professor Lawrence Conyers, a radar expert at the University of Denver who focuses on archeology, said Dailymail.com that it is not possible that the technology that penetrates deep into the ground, making the idea an underground city 'an enormous exaggeration'.
Professor Conyers said it is conceivable that there are small structures, such as shafts and rooms, among the pyramids that existed before they were built because the site was “Especially for old people.”
He emphasized how “the Maya and other people in old Meso -America often built pyramids on top of the entrances of caves or caves that had ceremonial significance.”
The work of Corrado Malanga, of the Italian University of Pisa, and Filippo Biondi with the University of Strathclyde in Scotland has only been released during A personal briefing in Italy this week and still has to be published in a scientific journal, where it should be analyzed by independent experts.
Despite the skepticism, professor Conyers added that the only way to prove that the discoveries are true are 'targeted excavations'.
“My opinion is that as long as authors are not making good and that their basic methods are correct, their interpretations must be viewed by everyone who cares about the site,” he explained.
'We can bicker about interpretations, and that is called science. But the basic methods must be solid. '
The team claimed that they discovered eight cylindrical structures under the Khafre, which travel more than 2,100 feet under the base of the pyramid. They identified spiral structures on the sides of the shafts
The team also found a hidden room in the pyramid that contained five identical structures with sloping roofs and five levels
He also told DailyMail.com that he could not see whether the technology used actually picked up hidden structure under the pyramid.
“They use all kinds of fancy own data analysis software,” said Professor Conyers.
The Giza complex consists of three pyramids, Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure, built 4,500 years ago on a rocky plateau on the western bank of the Nile river in the north of Egypt.
Each was built in the name of a pharaoh. The northernmost and oldest in the group was built for Khufu. Also known as the large pyramid, this structure is the largest, 480 ft long and 750 ft wide at the base.
The middle pyramid was built for Khafre, who studied the team, and Menkaure is the southernmost and last built -in of the group.
Malanga is a UFologist and has appeared on YouTube shows about alien beings, where he has discussed his more than ten years of career to study UFO observations in Italy.
Biondi, on the other hand, specializes in radar technology.
In October 2022, Malanga and Biondi published a separate peer-reviewed paper in the Scientific Journal Remote Sensing that found hidden rooms and slopes in Khafre, along with proof of a thermal deviation near the base of the pyramid.
The new study used comparable technology, but received a boost from a satellite in a job around the earth.
The new radar technology works by combining satellite radar data with small vibrations of naturally occurring seismic movements, to construct 3D images of what is under the earth's surface, without doing physical digging.
Nicole Ciccolo, spokesperson for the project, said: “A huge underground city has been discovered under the pyramids,”
'[The] The groundbreaking research has re -defined the limits of satellite data analysis and archaeological exploration. '
She shared a short clip of the press conference on March 15 and said that the full video of the event will be released on 25 March.
The cylindrical structures, which ciccolo called 'shafts' were ranked in two parallel rows and surrounded by falling spiral -shaped paths.
The shafts were said to be connected to larger, cubic structures. The team said there could be a hidden city among all three pyramids
Ciccolo said that the cylinder structures were found among each of the three pyramids and seemed to be 'serving as access points to this underground system'.
The team explained the system as other chamber -like structures that were connected among all three pyramids.
“The existence of huge rooms under the earth's surface, similar to the pyramids themselves, which have a remarkably strong correlation between the legendary halls of Amenti,” Ciccolo said.
'These new archaeological findings can redefine our understanding of the Holy Topography of Ancient Egypt, so that spatial coordinates are for earlier Unknown and unexplored underground structures, “she added.
The news has become viral this week, with X flooded with messages about the potential discovery.
Florida congress Anna Paulina Luna shared a message about the structures on her X page.
The team is planning to continue their research in 2025.
