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Ricardo

@Ric_RTP

Mar 21 • 12 tweets • 4 min read • Read on X

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The greatest mystery in human history:

The Pyramids of Giza.

Aliens? Lost technology? A cover-up?

We don't know.

But scientists just found a hidden structure TWICE the height of the Burj Khalifa beneath the pyramids…

And it changes everything.

Here's the fascinating story:

The Pyramids of Giza have stood for over 4,500 years, captivating humanity with their sheer size, precision, and mystery.

Built as tombs for pharaohs?

Maybe.

But recent discoveries suggest they might be something far more extraordinary…

How were the pyramids built? 3 theories:

- Ramp Theory: Massive ramps to move stones (most widely accepted).

- Internal Ramp Theory: Spiral ramps inside the pyramid, proposed by JP Houdin.

- Water Shaft Theory: Using water channels to transport stones.

Which one is true?

Some believe the pyramids served purposes beyond tombs:

- Nikola Tesla theorized they harnessed Earth’s energy
- Christopher Dunn saw them as power plants
- Others speculate links to pre-flood civilizations or advanced ancient tech

I can't imagine the pyramids were just tombs.

The precision is mind-blowing too.

Their dimensions encode Pi and the golden ratio.

They also align with celestial bodies like Orion’s Belt.

And SO MUCH more…

That can't just be coincidence.

This level of accuracy suggests advanced knowledge - FAR beyond what we imagined…

In March 2025, skeletons unearthed near the pyramids traced back to Nubia (3000 BCE), predating the pyramids themselves.

This suggests a diverse workforce, challenging the idea that only locals built these marvels.

Now, here’s where it gets wild:

Advanced scans beneath the Khafre Pyramid revealed:

- A subterranean complex with 5 multi-level structures.

- 8 cylindrical wells plunging 648 meters deep.

- 2 massive cubic chambers spanning 2 km under the Giza Plateau.

Historical.

The hidden structure is TWICE the height of the Burj Khalifa.

This changes everything.

Was it a secret chamber? A lost city? Or evidence of a civilization far more advanced than we ever imagined?

But we aren't done yet:

Adding to the mystery, an L-shaped underground structure was found just 6.5 feet below the Giza plateau.

This suggests deliberate human construction, further challenging traditional narratives.

These discoveries are reshaping our understanding of ancient Egypt.

Were the pyramids tombs, energy hubs, or something else entirely?

One thing’s clear:

The Pyramids of Giza still hold secrets we’re only beginning to uncover.

What a time to be alive.

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