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'Giza secrets unveiled': Satellite radar reveals massive underground city under Khafre Pyramid

Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh

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Hidden City

Beneath Khafre’s pyramid, researchers claim they’ve found an underground city using satellite radar. Theories link it to Egypt’s mythical Halls of Amenti, long considered mere legend.

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Radar Reveal

Two satellites 420 miles above Earth sent radar signals to scan the Giza plateau, generating tomographic images that hint at massive hollow structures beneath the pyramid’s base.

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Echoed Depths

Electromagnetic signals converted into phononic data unveiled spiraling pathways and eight shafts extending 2,000 feet underground—suggesting vast hidden infrastructure.

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Room Mystery

Inside the pyramid, scientists identified five unknown room-like formations, including one with a sarcophagus long mistaken for a pharaoh’s tomb, baffling traditional historians.

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3D Secrets

A detailed 3D model shows the inner architecture, including spiral passageways and potential wells—adding intrigue to what lies below “ground zero.”

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Amenti Clues

Nicole Ciccolo said these chambers mirror ancient myths of the Halls of Amenti—a realm of knowledge mentioned in Hermetic texts and Egyptian legends.

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Peer Pressure

Experts like Egypt’s ex-antiquities chief Dr. Zahi Hawass slammed the study as “fake news,” calling its technology “unvalidated” and the methodology flawed.

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Ancient Ground

Radar expert Lawrence Conyers noted that the land under the pyramids was sacred before their construction—suggesting ancient ruins could be legitimate finds.

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Study Slammed

With no peer-reviewed data, some scholars say the results are exaggerated. Critics argue radar tech isn’t advanced enough to scan so deeply or clearly through stone.