It all started as a rumor that expanded soon. It was disseminated from recent reports on social networks. They affirmed the discovery of an supposed vast network of cameras and tunnels hidden at great depth under the great pyramid of Giza. How true is the existence of the city under the Egyptian pyramids?
The last days caused this information. However, other experts denied these theories. They point out that the techniques used are not valid and lack scientific evidence.
Adventurous theories
The statements of a “resonance chamber” are based on a 2022 study published in Remote sensing. There, researchers Filippo Biondi and Corrado Malanga claimed to have used an innovative radar technique. With this, they mapped the interior of the pyramids, revealing an underground complex with unexplored and passing cameras. In addition, they proposed that the pyramid functioned as a “giant resonance chamber.” The end was to generate vibrations for religious and healing purposes.
However, these statements have been categorically denied by Zahi Hawas, former Minister of Antiques of Egypt. He described them as “completely wrong” and without a scientific basis. Hawas said the radar cannot penetrate the pyramid to the depths that researchers claim. In addition, he adds that the techniques used are not validated.
Experts Ancient History x They support this position. They recalled that decades of research with advanced technologies, such as Muones tomography, have not found significant underground structures. Projects like Scanpyramids They only detected small holes, not underground labyrinths. In addition, the synthetic opening radar (SAR) is not designed to probe more than a few meters. So it is impossible to detect structures 600 meters deep.
Rigorous data
The theory of “resonance chamber” has also been rejected due to lack of archaeological evidence. Despite the lack of scientific support, the statements quickly went viral. This underlines the importance of being skeptical of “discoveries” not verified. As Hawas and other experts emphasize, understanding pyramids requires rigorous and evidence -based methods, not foundation without foundation. The city under the Egyptian pyramids, for now, has more of legend than scientific really.
