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It's pretty cool. It's not sound waves though however it's as the title says radar which is electromagnetic waves

The difference is these guys used multiple synthetic aperture radar scans over different periods of time and due to the vibrations of the pyramid due to wind and seismic vibrations those very slight vibrations allow them to gain extreme resolution within the pyramid and The Rock itself which synthetic aperture radar usually cannot do.

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Bullshit.

SAAR

Lizard people with a giant wireless power plant idea seems more and more plausible

Crazy times we live in

And, even with all that technology, they weren't able to stop the asteroid.

Nah, this is nonsense. The post on here yesterday about this , if you paused at the right time you could see the claimed 3d imaging didnt even correlate to the known passageways - nor could you even suggest there where rock cut stairways around 8 deep well like shafts.

Telsa taped into the astral and communicated with source and ancestors through blood memory. why aren't you?

Hmm pathway to the old ones eh

If it is real and not a misinterpretation of the data, it is likely the substructure was used for water drainage.

Reason? The way they leveled the base was to use water to fill the tunnels carved in stone. Any high spots they smoothed or chipped away until it was flat with the water because water acts a level.

Likewise there would have been a lot of finishing stones and washing of materials and the worksite to deal with dust, so they had water on hand and a convenient place either to dispose of the waste and used water, or else to store fresh water.
Egypt was lush back then or so I heard, so another possibility is that it was to deal with drainage from rainfall.

If water were a symbol of life, and the pharaohs 'gods on earth', it would make sense when they die, that they would be entombed in what amounts to a giant cistern, their sacrifice going to symbolically sustaining life in the region. A region they knew from how long the egyptian kingdoms existed, experienced long-cycle dry climates periodically, like right now.