For a long time, scientists believed that the Egyptian pyramids were the tombs of the pharaohs. However, their true age and construction technologies prove that these mysterious structures for us were built long before the appearance of the Egyptians themselves, which means that they were a highly developed, possibly extraterrestrial civilization.
There are many mysteries that do not fit into the concept of "pyramid-tomb". There is only one indisputable fact that all the pyramids of Egypt, all of their six separate groups - Giza, Abu Ravash, Abu-Gorab, Sakkara, Abusir, Dakhshur, were built according to a single, well-thought-out plan. Moreover, all groups of pyramids are built so that each of them is in line of sight with respect to the previous and the next. This so-called "Strip of Peace", built along the Nile and consisting of 22 pyramids, may have been the plan - "Pyramids - funnels of time."
Abu Gorab
Abu Gorab is a pyramidal temple of the sun god Ra in ancient Egyptian Memphis, on the shore of Lake Abusir. Historians date its construction to the reign of Pharaoh Nyuserra (2400 BC), who actively improved the nearby neighborhoods of Memphis.
Excavations of the Nyuserra Solar Temple, its research and reconstruction were carried out by German archaeologists Ludwig Borchardt, Friedrich W. von Bissing and Johann Heinrich Schaefer in 1898-1901.
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The sunny Abu Gorab temple is a strange and unusual place, closed to tourists. The temple is located near the destroyed pyramid of Niuserra, about one and a half kilometers northeast of the pyramid complex in Abusir on an artificial embankment.
Scientists managed to reconstruct the mysterious object. The temple consisted of three main structures. Lower Temple, Precession Road and Upper Temple, surrounded by a stone wall with sides of 100x75 meters. In the center of the Upper Temple there was a granite obelisk about 40 meters high, which is now completely destroyed. The obelisk was based on a truncated pyramid, about 20 m high.
Temple of Abu Gorab as seen by Egyptologist Ludwig Borchardt.
The foundation of the obelisk, of which only a dilapidated pedestal remained, was built of large limestone blocks and faced with slabs of pink granite. Only the lower row of the facing has been partially preserved. The floor of the temple is made of basalt slabs, the walls depict scenes of heb-sed Nyuserra and the creation of the world by the god Ra.
On the east side of the temple is an open courtyard with an alabaster altar. The altar is composite, the middle is a monolithic round cylinder about 170 cm in diameter, framed by four monolithic blocks directed to the four cardinal directions.
A distinctive feature of the temple are nine alabaster bowls of unknown purpose. The bowls, most of which are now stacked in a row on the eastern side of the Sun Temple, have an inner diameter of 120 cm and a different number of through holes.
Alternative historians call the Sun Temple Abu Gorab the "Stargate". Abdel Hakim Avian, a representative of alternative Egyptology, who became famous in the West for his unusual views of the ancient history of Egypt, wrote in his writings:
Trusting the hypothesis of Abdel Hakim Avian, one can imagine a water tank and a deep shaft under an alabaster altar. The altar itself, according to Hakim, served as a pedestal for a large crystal, which, together with running water, gave birth to a source of energy for the "harmonic system."
Stephen Meller (a disciple of Hakim) in the book "The Land of Osiris" tells the legend of the "landing" of the Neters, who appeared in physical form in Abu Gorab.
Archaeologists believe that a number of similar Solar Temples can be found in the Abu Gorab area. But even if all the structures of the ancient Egyptians were found, would scientists be able to understand the strange system of harmonic resonances?