The power of the pyramid worldwide past and present

Scientists of ITMO University in St. Petersburg, together with scientists from the Hanover Laser Center in Germany, found that one of the internal rooms of the pyramid in Egypt can generate energy pockets. According to “The Journal of Applied Physics”, this discovery will be used to design particles that will be used to develop highly efficient sensors and solar cells.

The researchers tried to explain the distribution of the electromagnetic fields within the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt while studying the interactions of the electrical waves. The scientists concluded that the pyramid concentrates the electromagnetic energy in its hidden cells, including rooms containing the remains of the Pharaohs and their wives, for whom the pyramid was built. Although the research team’s scientific analysis demonstrates that the pyramid concentrates electromagnetic energy in its internal cells, scientists believe that this extraordinary discovery is probably a coincidence, as they feel that it is highly unlikely that the ancient Egyptians knew anything about the issue and, as such, natural embalming was not intentional.

The perfect mathematical structure according to Patrick Flanagan, among the first researchers in the field

Patrick Flanagan, author and inventor, studied the geometrical shapes of Egypt and the theory of crystals and pyramidology and wrote several books on the subject. Flanagan is among the researchers specializing in the force of the pyramid, shedding light on the most famous pyramid discussed in his book “Pyramid Power” – the Pyramid of Cheops. The Pyramid of Cheops is the last remaining structure of the world wonders, about 10 km west of Cairo on a 1 km³ hill called Giza, sculpted by slaves. The compound contains three pyramids. The Pyramid of Cheops is the most perfect structure in the world in mathematical terms – it was built by Khufu (Cheops) during the fourth dynasty over a construction period of 35-50 years. It is as tall as a 40-story skyscraper covering ~3 acres – large enough for eight baseball fields. 2,300,00 blocks of limestone, each weighting 2-70 tons, were transported from quarries along the Nile by over 400,000 slaves who constructed the pyramid. For illustration purposes, it took more than 40 mend to move just one of the smallest bricks and every stone – more solid than any stone found in cathedrals, churches and chapels built in England since the days of Jesus. Indeed, the pyramid required the same commitment from Egypt and Pharaoh, as the space program did from the U.S.

Researchers Max Toth and Greg Nielsen also supported Flanagan, proving what many find hard to believe:

In their book, they wrote: “A united effort was made by some engineers using sophisticated equipment from all over the world to save temples, palaces and statues. All the skilled engineers could not lift many of the single monoliths. The stone actually had to be broken into smaller pieces in order to make the relocation attempt a reality. The experts needed to cut up blocks and stones which the Egyptians obviously handled intact.”

From Antoine Bovis’ embalmed cat to a model pyramid with proven qualities

The power of the modern pyramid was discovered in 1930 by a Frenchman named Antoine Bovis. While studying the Cheops Pyramid, he entered the king’s room. He noticed trash bins around the room, containing cats and other small animals that got lost in the pyramid and died. Although the room was hot and very humid, Bovis realized that the dead animals had no smell. They did not decay – they were naturally embalmed.

Bovis was enchanted by his discovery. He returned to France and conducted experiments, built a 1.5m model of the Cheops Pyramid to scale. He placed the model on the north-south axis, just like the original, and placed a dead cat inside. After a while, he discovered that the cat was embalmed. Excited by his results, Bovis ramped up his experiments with fish, thighs, brain and other organic matter with a very high decay rate. They too were dried and embalmed.