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Preface
The Great Pyramid, the symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization, is the tomb of Pharaoh Khufu 2,600 years ago, according to orthodox Egyptology.
Leaving aside the fact that the coffin of the pharaoh was not seen from the pyramid, even if the pyramid was only a simple royal tomb, it does not explain the incredible fact that it was highly intensive in astronomy, geography, and geometry.
As a result, unorthodox Egyptologists have put forward theories such as the Great Pyramid as a granary, boldly proposing alternative hypotheses that the Great Pyramid was an ancient power station by way of scientific reasoning.
A power generation system that applies earth shaking waves
When the Great Pyramid is almost finished in the construction process, the interior will be pitch black, so what lighting should it use?
In ancient times, the only means of lighting was to use offering lamps, but later generations did not see the smoke traces of this unique animal and vegetable oil after burning, and people used mirrors to reflect natural light in experiments, but the results were also unsuccessful.
In fact, orthodox Egyptologists have not been able to figure out the lighting problem inside the Great Pyramid, which has become a mystery to the pyramids.
However, assuming that the pyramid is electrically lit, the unsolved case that has plagued scholars for so many years can be solved.
After investigating the complex geometry inside the Great Pyramid, Dunn came up with an alternative hypothesis, that the pyramids were huge power generating devices!
It's just that for some reason the most important internal objects have been removed, leaving behind a shell like the Great Pyramid.
The ancient Egyptians used 2.3 million pieces of stone with a total weight of 5.8 million tons as building materials to build the earliest giant building in the history of human civilization, and its accuracy and solidity are comparable to the latest modern super high-rise buildings.
Dunn believed that the builders spent so much time and labor in order to build a huge "central power station" that could meet the needs of civilization at the time.
So, where do they get their huge amount of electrical energy?
First, Dunn speculated that the pyramid used the water of the Nile to generate electricity, but judging by the structure of the Great Pyramid, there was no such possibility.
Therefore, Dunn focused on "sonic waves" research.
Although the energy on the earth is expressed in various physical, chemical, and mechanical forms such as heat, electricity, magnetism, earthquake, wind, wave force, and nuclear reactions, they share the so-called source of sound waves of all frequencies.
The sound waves emitted by the earth have various frequencies, so a rotating earth can be compared to a generator that generates a magnetic field from an electric current flowing through the center of the earth.
Dunn speculated that the shape of the Great Pyramid would be very effective at amplifying the vibration waves coming from the Earth's interior.
The geographical location and structural dimensions of the Great Pyramid are closely related to the Earth, that is, it was built on the Earth's dimensions in a "harmonized integer" scale, with the aim of converting sound waves from the Earth into electricity.
In fact, Petri, the father of modern architecture, found a slight depression in the center of each side of the Great Pyramid, but this was not taken seriously at the time until aerial photography half a century later.
If these factors are taken into account, it can be confirmed that the length of the base edge represents the astronomical constants of the Earth's return year, sidereal year, and perigee year, respectively.
A mechanism that turns vibrational energy into electrical energy
The above is about energy, and then the next thing is how to turn it into electricity.
Which energy converters are necessary to convert sound vibrations into electrical energy, whether in the inaudible or audible domains?
Dunn's answer is the "piezoelectric effect", through which quartz crystals have the property of turning mechanical vibrations such as sound waves into electric current, or vice versa.
More than half of the granite blocks that make up important parts of the Great Pyramid, such as the "Pharaonic Chamber" or "sarcophagus" or the "Gravitational Diffusion Chamber", are quartz crystals.
Therefore, Dunn asserts that the Great Pyramid is a "geomechanical power station" in which ancient people synchronized and resonated the various vibration frequencies that occurred on the earth, and absorbed their energy into electrical energy.
Their civilization was powered by electricity, that is, the technology of using electric machine tools to process hard igneous rock into shape.
If we rely on the evidence of such a bold idea, it will justify many of the hitherto incomprehensible doubts.
For example, above the Pharaoh's Room is a five-story hut with no entrance, commonly known as the "Gravitational Diffusion Chamber", which Egyptologists interpret as having the effect of dispersing the staggering weight of the stones that erect the pharaoh's room.
But from the point of view of architectural engineering, if that were the case, it would be enough to have a limestone herringbone roof at the top, and a cottage made of granite below would be completely unnecessary.
Because the queen's chamber is further down, although the stone is heavier, it has only a herringbone roof.
In addition, stone analysis shows that each of the 70-tonne granite blocks of the five-storey hut and the pharaoh's chamber were quarried, transported and raised to a height of 50 metres in the Aswan quarry, 800 kilometres from here.
This is not possible in modern times without power machinery, but of course it is easy to do with electricity.
And why the granite brought from afar had to be built into a five-story hut, there must be some reason.
Therefore, Dunn proposed that the real purpose of the five-story cottage was to function as a "self-excited vibration chamber" like the resonant plate of a loudspeaker, based on the special shape of the 43 granite beams used for the ceiling and floor of the cabin.
The bottom and upper ends of the layers are flat, except for the top, which is made into an irregular unevenness, which is to tune the specific vibration waves (input sound waves) into the beam stone with the natural vibration frequency.
In addition, Dalí, a sound technician at NASA, also conducted an acoustic inspection, and the results showed that there were gaps between the four sides of the granite in the Pharaoh's Room and the surrounding limestone rocks, as if the builders had done so on purpose, and that the surface of the supporting stones under the floor was made undulating and undulating, not clinging to the granite blocks on the ground.
This is deliberately designed to reduce energy loss and vibrate effectively, so that the entire pharaoh's chamber constitutes an ideal "cavity resonator".
The generator is connected from the promenade to the pharaoh's room
The "Great Corridor" connecting the Pharaoh's Room through the "Waiting Room" has a very unique structural design.
If we assume that important components have been set up there in the past, then its true function is clear, and Dunn envisions a device similar to the modern "Helmholtz resonator".
The so-called "Helmholtz resonator" is a device that amplifies the energy transferred from the vibration source to the limit, usually it is made into a hollow metal sphere and a round hole is made in it.
The size of the sphere is different, the resonant frequency is also different, the top of the "large corridor" is designed in the shape of ratchets, the left and right side walls are made into a bracket structure that is wide at the bottom and narrow at the top, and 27 pairs of grooves of equal width are excavated on the ground next to the inclined walls on both sides.
On the brackets erected in each slot, several Helmholtz resonators are placed from bottom to top, forming a group of resonators.
In this way, the sound waves will be reflected regularly in the direction of the pharaoh's room.
With the help of this ingenious device, Earth-specific vibrations are transformed into sound waves that travel through the air through this massive stone-cut structure, which then pass through the waiting room into the Pharaoh's Room.
At this time, the hanging door structure of the waiting room removes the frequency that does not need to vibrate, and it can be seen that the hanging door acts as a sonic filter.
Dunn points out that the stonework on display in the Cairo Museum serves as evidence for this Hermholtz resonator. Because it is made of granite, he believes that high-precision machining techniques were used to make this object.
When energy is absorbed through resonance, if a certain limit is exceeded, the object will be damaged.
Egyptologists believe that the three-tiered bolt was a device to prevent theft, but this claim lacks authenticity, as the surrounding limestone stones, such as anti-theft, can be made of the same material, and these bolts are made of particularly striking red granite.
The shaft of the pharaoh's chamber was not a ventilation duct
Through the piezoelectric effect, the energy of machinery can be converted into electrical energy, but this alone does not immediately convert electrical energy into power for use.
Electrical energy must be delivered through a medium, such as a power station that transmits electricity with the help of copper wires.
Dunn postulated that the medium was hydrogen filled with the interior chambers, and that the builders used a mechanism called "hydrogen pulse" to extract electricity in the form of microwaves.
In Dunn's "power station" hypothesis, cosmic microwaves play an important role.
If the atoms in hydrogen resonately absorb electrical energy, the electrons are activated from a stable ground state to an unstable high-energy state.
If a signal wave of the same frequency is fed there, the electromagnetic wave in the stimulated microwave band will return to its original ground state at the same time, and the input signal wave will carry the energy released by it to move forward further.
This signal wave is the cosmic microwave, which acts as a "waveguide", the so-called "north shaft" of the pharaoh's chamber.
Orthodox Egyptologists use the shaft as a "ventilation duct", but if that were the case, the horizontal passage of the Great Pyramid would have been much easier and more plausible than the construction of the inclined passage.
On the other hand, Dunn proposed that a rectangular cross-section waveguide is a typical structure: the width is the wavelength of electromagnetic waves, and the height is half of it, which is the ideal state.
Analysing the data from the North Shaft, we were surprised to find that its width almost coincided with the microwave wavelength of the hydrogen atom's output, and its height was close to half of it.
From here to the entrance to the "South Shaft" on the opposite wall, it is also made to resemble a microwave horn antenna waveguide in the exact same sector shape.
Moreover, the sarcophagus according to orthodox scholars (and Dunn said it was a stone box) was not in the innermost position it is now, but seemed to have been placed in the middle of the north-south shaft.
In this regard, Dunn thinks that it may have been granite from Aswan, which has become a little black due to long-term burning.
epilogue
Unfortunately, the current Great Pyramid leaves no evidence that it is a "power station".
Whether it was sabotage or a natural accident, Dunn ultimately did not say what caused a sudden and serious failure in the power generation process, which caused a so-called "meltdown".
Dunn inspected the inner walls of the "Great Corridor" in the field and found signs of high heat burning, and although the base of the Great Pyramid was unharmed, important components such as the delicate resonator had suffered severe damage.
The wreckage was removed, and the power station was shut down without being restored to its original state, so in what ancient era did the highly technological civilization that built power stations also perish?