 historians and archeologists for centuries.

A team of German and Russian physicists studying the properties of the Great Pyramid, also known as the Khufu Pyramid, have found that it can concentrate electromagnetic energy inside its hidden chambers and focus the electromagnetic waves into the substrate region, according to a study published in the latest issue of the Journal of Applied Physics.

Built on the plateau of Giza in the third millennium BC by Pharaoh Khufu, the 138.8-meter (455-foot) high Great Pyramid is one of the biggest and tallest structures ever built by man.

Over the past two centuries, scientists have discovered three chambers inside the Great Pyramid with one believed to hold the mummified remains of Pharaoh Khufu himself, another – that of his wife and one thought to be a trap for tomb raiders.

Found inside the corridors leading to the King’s Chamber were strange looking canals and structures considered by modern-day scientists to be elements of an ancient “security system” guarding the Pharaoh against desecrators.

According to Andrei Yevlyukhin, an ITMO University research coordinator in St. Petersburg, the Khufu Pyramid and its “cousins” are often attributed all kinds of “magical” properties, including ability to “concentrate cosmic energy” and other unscientific phenomena.

It wasn’t until a few years ago, however, that scientists started examining the pyramid’s real physical properties looking for previously undiscovered chambers with the help of muon scanners.

Scientists surmised that the Great Pyramid, just like many other man-made objects, could act as a resonator focusing and amplifying waves commensurate with the size of the objects themselves.

In this particular case the researchers were examining waves within the 200-600 meter (656-1,968 feet) range – the wavelength many amateur radio stations work on.

Creating a computer model of the Great Pyramid, the scientists bombarded it with radio waves to see how they would interact with the pyramid as a whole and its elements.

READ MORE: Tombs of Great Pyramid's builders discovered in Egypt

As these calculations have shown, the pyramid will indeed interact with the "amateur" radio waves, accumulating their energy inside the King’s Chamber redirecting it to the substrate region where the third chamber is located.

historians and archeologists for centuries. 

 A team of German and Russian physicists study the place of the Great Pyramid, also known as the Khufu Pyramid, have found that it can digest electromagnetic energy inside its hidden chamber and concenter the electromagnetic waves into the substrate area, harmonize to a study publish in the latest issue of the Journal of Applied Physics. 

 build on the plateau of Giza in the third millennium BC by Pharaoh Khufu, the 138.8 - meter (455 - foot) high Great Pyramid is one of the biggest and tallest structure ever built by man. 

 Over the past two hundred, scientists have discovered three chambers inside the Great Pyramid with one believed to halt the mummified remains of Pharaoh Khufu himself, another – that of his wife and one thought to be a trap for tomb raiders. 

 find inside the corridors leading to the King ’s Chamber were strange looking canals and structure view by modern - day scientists to be elements of an ancient “ security system ” guarding the Pharaoh against desecrators. 

 According to Andrei Yevlyukhin, an ITMO University inquiry coordinator in St. Petersburg, the Khufu Pyramid and its “ cousin ” are often attributed all kinds of “ charming ” place, including ability to “ concentrate cosmic energy ” and other unscientific phenomena. 

 It was n’t until a few years ago, however, that scientists startle examining the pyramid ’s real physical properties looking for previously undiscovered chambers with the assistant of muon scanners. 

 Scientists surmised that the Great Pyramid, just like many early man - reach objects, could act as a resonator focusing and amplifying waves commensurate with the size of the object themselves. 

 In this particular case the researchers were examining waves within the 200 - 600 meter (656 - 1,968 feet) range – the wavelength many amateur radio receiver stations work on. 

 Creating a computer model of the Great Pyramid, the scientist bombarded it with radio waves to see how they would interact with the pyramid as a whole and its element. 

 READ MORE: grave of Great Pyramid's builders discovered in Egypt 

 As these calculations have show, the pyramid will indeed interact with the " amateur " radio receiver waves, accumulating their energy inside the King ’s Chamber redirect it to the substrate region where the third chamber is located.
 hidtorians and archeologisus for centuries.

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historians and archeologists for centuries. A team and physicists studying properties of the the Pyramid, have found it can concentrate energy inside its hidden chambers and the electromagnetic waves into the substrate region, according to a study published in latest issue of the Journal of Applied Physics. Built on the plateau of in third BC Pharaoh Khufu, the 138.8-meter (455-foot) high Great Pyramid is one of the biggest and tallest structures built by man. Over the past two centuries, have discovered three chambers the Great Pyramid with one to the mummified of Khufu another – that his wife and one thought to be a trap for tomb raiders. Found inside the corridors leading the King’s strange looking and considered modern-day scientists to of an ancient “security system” guarding desecrators. According to Andrei Yevlyukhin, an ITMO University coordinator in Petersburg, the Khufu Pyramid and its are often attributed all kinds of “magical” properties, ability to “concentrate cosmic energy” and other unscientific phenomena. It wasn’t until a few years that scientists started examining pyramid’s real physical looking previously chambers the help muon scanners. Scientists surmised that the Great Pyramid, just like many man-made objects, could act as a resonator focusing and amplifying with size of the themselves. In this particular the were examining waves within meter feet) wavelength amateur stations work on. Creating computer model of the Great the scientists bombarded it how they would interact with the pyramid as whole and its elements. READ MORE: Tombs Great Pyramid's builders discovered in Egypt As these calculations have shown, the will indeed the "amateur" radio waves, accumulating their energy inside King’s Chamber redirecting it the substrate region where the third chamber is located.
 historians and archeologistS for centurIes.

A tEam Of GErMan aNd RuSsian physicistS StudYing the properties of the great pyRAmid, ALsO knowN as the KHUfU pYraMiD, hAve FoUNd That iT caN concenTrate electRomAgNetic energy iNSiDe its hiddeN chAmbers and focUs tHe elecTrOmaGNetic WavEs intO the suBStrate Region, accOrDIng to a STudy pubLIShEd in The latest issue of tHE JOUrnal of Applied physicS.

BUIlT ON thE plAteau of GizA iN the tHIrd millENnIUM bC bY pharaoh Khufu, tHe 138.8-meter (455-foot) HIgh great PYrAmiD Is one oF the bIgGEst And tallest sTrucTures ever Built bY Man.

Over THe past tWo centUriEs, sCienTIsTs HavE dIScoVErEd tHRee Chambers InSiDe the greaT pYRAmid WitH one BelieVed to hold the mUmmIfieD RemAins oF PharAoh KHuFu himSelf, anOther – ThAt of his wife and oNe thOught to be A trAp For ToMb raiDErs.

FouNd iNsiDe the coRridors LEadInG TO ThE King’s Chamber were sTrANGe Looking cAnals aND sTrUCtures coNsIdeRed bY MOdern-Day sCIeNtists to Be elemENtS oF an anciEnT “securItY sySteM” guarDIng tHe PharAoh againSt desECrators.

AccordiNG to Andrei YevlYUkHIN, aN iTMO uniVersity reseArch COordInatOR iN St. pEtersBurg, tHe kHuFU Pyramid and its “cousiNs” Are oftEn attRibuted all kinDs of “magicaL” PROperties, InclUDiNG ability to “concEntraTe cosmic enERgy” and otHer unScientifIc phenomeNA.

it wasn’t uNtiL a fEw yEarS AGo, However, that scIENtisTs Started ExaMining tHe pYraMid’S reAl Physical pRopertieS lOoKiNg For PreviOUsly undiScOveReD chAmberS With thE help Of muOn ScANneRs.

ScienTIsTS SurmIsEd That The grEat PyRamiD, JusT like maNy other maN-maDE objEcTs, Could acT as a resonator FoCusing and aMpLifYing waVES commensUrate with the size of the obJEcts theMseLves.

IN thiS particulAr cAse the ResEArcherS were eXaminInG waVES withIN ThE 200-600 meTeR (656-1,968 feet) range – THE waVelenGtH manY amateuR radio stations work ON.

CrEating a computEr mOdel OF ThE GrEAt pYraMiD, The SCIentists bombardEd it with raDiO WaVes to see hoW TheY wOuld intEract wiTh the PYramid aS a whole anD its elemeNtS.

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As theSe CalCulatIons haVE shOwn, thE pyramId Will inDeed iNtEract witH the "amateur" radio waves, acCumulaTing tHeiR energy inSidE The king’s ChamBer rEdirecting It tO thE subsTraTE regiOn whERe The THird cHambER is locateD.

 historians and archeologi sts for ce nturi es. 

A  t eamof G erman and Russ i an p hysicists studying the  prop er t ieso fthe G reat Py r am i d , a ls okno wn as  theKhu fu Pyra mid, havefou nd  that it can co ncentrateele ctromagnetic  en ergy i ns ide its h idd en ch ambers and fo cus the e le c tromag n etic wa v e sinto  the substrate re g io n , according to  a stu dy pu b l ish edin the lat es t iss u e of th e  J o u r nal of Applied Ph ysics.

Bui l t o n thepl ate a u of G iza i nt hethird mille nniu m BC by P haraoh Khufu,t he 138. 8-mete r ( 455 -foo t )hi ghGr e atP yr ami d  is  one ofth ebigge st a n d t alle ststru cture s ever builtbyman. 
Ov er th e pas t tw ocentu ries,scien ti sts have discov ered  three ch amb er s i ns ide t h e Grea t P yra mid wit h one b e lie ve d t ohold the mummified  r e m ai ns of Ph araohK hu fu himself,  a not her– thatof h i swife and  one t h ou gh t to be  a  trapfo r t omb  raid e rs.
Found  insidethe c o rridors leadin g  to the King’ s  C h a mb e r we restrange loo king cana ls a n dstr u cture s con si d er e d by modern-day sci en tiststo be  elements ofan ancient “ s ecuritysyst e m” guarding the P harao h againstd esecrato rs.
Accordin g to Andr e i  Yevlyuk hin , a n I TMO U ni versity resea r c h co or dinator  in  St. Pe ter sbu rg,  th eKhufu Pyr amid and  i ts  “ co usi ns” a r e oftenat tri bu ted  allk inds o f “ma gica l”  p r ope rties,i nc l u ding  a bi lity  to  “ conce ntra t e c osmic e nergy” an d o t herun sc ientifi c phenomena.
I t wasn’t u nt ila fewy e ars ago,  however, that scientis t s start edexami ning  the pyra mid ’s rea l p h ysical  prope rties  l ook i n g for p re vio us ly undisco v e red  cham be rs w ith the  help of muon scan n ers .

Scientists  su rmis e d  t hat th e  Gr ea t  Py r a mid, just likemany other  m a n- made objec t s,co uld act  as a r esona t or focu sing andamplifyin gwave s com mensuratewith the  size oft he ob j ec ts th ems elves. 
Inthispartic u lar  case  the r es earche rs we re  examini ng waves within the 200 -600 m eter(65 6-1,968 f eet )  ra nge – the  wav elength ma nyama teurrad i o sta tion s  w ork on.
Crea t ing a com p ut erm o de l of the Gr e a t  Py ramid , t h e scie ntis ts bombarded it w i th radio waves  tos e e h owt heywo uld interact w ith  t h e  pyramid  a s a whole a nd its e le m ents. 

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As  the se  calcu lation s  hav e shown, the pyram id wi l l  inde e d i ntera ct  with t h e "a mateur" ra dio waves,accumu lati ng th eir ene rg y insi deth e King’s C h amber red irect ing itto  the  su bstrat e re g i on wh ereth e t hird cham b e ri slo c ate d.

 historians_and archeologists_for centuries.

A team of_German and_Russian_physicists studying_the_properties of the_Great Pyramid, also_known as the Khufu_Pyramid, have found_that_it can concentrate electromagnetic energy inside its hidden chambers and focus the electromagnetic waves_into_the substrate_region,_according_to a study published in_the latest issue of the_Journal of_Applied Physics.

Built on the plateau of Giza in_the_third millennium BC_by Pharaoh Khufu, the 138.8-meter (455-foot) high Great Pyramid_is one of the biggest and_tallest structures ever_built_by_man.

Over the past two_centuries, scientists have discovered three chambers_inside the Great Pyramid with one_believed to hold the mummified remains of_Pharaoh Khufu himself, another – that_of his wife and one_thought to_be a trap for tomb_raiders.

Found inside the_corridors leading_to the King’s_Chamber were strange looking canals and_structures considered by_modern-day scientists to be elements of_an_ancient “security system”_guarding_the_Pharaoh against_desecrators.

According to Andrei_Yevlyukhin,_an ITMO_University_research coordinator in St. Petersburg, the_Khufu_Pyramid and its “cousins” are often attributed_all kinds of “magical”_properties,_including ability to “concentrate_cosmic energy” and other unscientific_phenomena.

It wasn’t until a few years_ago, however,_that scientists_started examining the pyramid’s real physical properties looking for previously undiscovered_chambers with the help of muon_scanners.

Scientists surmised that the_Great Pyramid,_just_like many other_man-made_objects, could_act as a resonator focusing and amplifying_waves commensurate_with the size of the objects_themselves.

In this particular case_the_researchers were examining waves within the_200-600 meter (656-1,968 feet) range –_the wavelength many amateur radio_stations_work_on.

Creating a computer model of_the Great Pyramid, the scientists bombarded_it with radio_waves to see how they would interact_with_the pyramid as a whole and_its_elements.

READ MORE: Tombs of Great Pyramid's_builders_discovered_in Egypt

As these calculations have_shown, the pyramid will indeed interact_with the "amateur" radio waves, accumulating their energy inside_the King’s Chamber_redirecting it to the substrate_region_where_the third chamber is located.
