Greetings to all, dear readers. In this article, I want to briefly tell you why I strongly doubt the official version of the construction of the Cheops pyramid.
To refute the official versions, you need to know them. Egyptologists assure us that the great pyramid was built in 20 years for the pharaoh Cheops, after whom it was named.
It is considered to be her tomb, which Cheops began to build at the beginning of his reign. However, we will later analyze some of the nuances that refute this version.
The age of the pyramid is approximately estimated at 4500 years, more precisely, it should correspond to the age of the reign of Cheops. The exact time of the reign of Cheops is still in question, so the dating may fluctuate by ± 50-100 years, maybe even more.
This is where the single official version ends, and then there are some assumptions about how, when and why.
Let's get down to the fun part now. It is worth starting with the fact that the entire official version of the pyramid of Cheops is based on a very fragile dating of the reign of the pharaoh.
If it suddenly turns out that the pyramid is at least 200 years older than Cheops, then the official version will collapse like a house of cards. After all, then it could not have been built by him, and its purpose would become a big question.
But in this article I want to talk about logic and numbers. These are 2 key factors that cast doubt on the origin and purpose of this structure. Let's start with the pyramid scheme.
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I will show you a few pictures of how I imagine her and how she really looks. In my opinion, the tomb could have approximately the same structure with possible minor deviations.
There should not be any superfluous constructive solutions there, because this is just a tomb. Although even so, the question remains, why make such a large structure.
Let's now take a look at the real structure of the Cheops pyramid.
With one view of this circuit, all logic quickly breaks down. Why split the main entrance into 3 different directions? Why do some channels go out from the middle and lower rooms? What is this secret underground chamber?
Please note that the longest canal is 90 meters long and does not even reach 1 meter wide. This is where the first serious questions arise. The channel is too small for the passage and work of people in it, and too large for ventilation.
And the version with ventilation is very controversial, because the underground chamber does almost without it, why then is it in the upper chambers? But that's not all the oddities associated with this channel.
The canal is cut right into the rock and maintains the same angle of inclination throughout the entire 90 meters. Such accuracy cannot be achieved without the use of a special tool, which was not in ancient Egypt.
In the diagram above, it is labeled as a descending corridor leading to an underground chamber.
Let's move on to dry numbers. The Pyramid of Cheops is built of more than 2 million blocks, 130 of which are granite. The weight of ordinary blocks is about 1-2 tons, and of granite from 12 to 70 tons.
Much to our surprise, these blocks were different, although in theory it is easier to work with the same size. Despite such a number of blocks and intensity of work, they are all set at the level of modern standards for accuracy, and even higher in the king's chamber.
In the Tsar's chamber, the blocks are perfectly fitted in the horizontal and vertical planes, their error does not exceed 0.5 millimeters. This is despite the fact that no one would have noticed an error of 1 centimeter.
How did they achieve this precision? Another question, how did they manage to lift the huge granite blocks to a height of 65 meters to the king's chamber? Some of them weighed 50-70 tons each.
In short, the king's chamber does not correspond in its execution to the technologies that the Egyptians could have then.
All the blocks from which the Cheops pyramid was built were transported 800 kilometers from the quarry. Since we have a lot of initial data, we can roughly estimate how many blocks per conditional unit of time the Egyptians had to transport and install in order to keep within 20 years.
If we assume that people worked 12 hours a day, seven days a week, for a whole year, that is, 365 days, then we will get a shocking result. One unit was to be delivered and installed in approximately 2.5 minutes.
On this we can not continue further. We will not be able to work at such a speed in our time, given the distance of 800 kilometers. This is not even talking about the marriage, which should have been with such a volume of work.
Moreover, the time here is very averaged, and there are also granite blocks in the king's chamber. Their lifting and installation should take much more time. And it would have taken many decades to make and fit them, not 20 years.
Any checks from a technical and logical point of view say that the ancient Egyptians could not have built the pyramid of Cheops. There are too many technical nuances that contradict this.
I personally think that this pyramid was simply found, and Cheops only dug it up and restored it. Maybe that's why there is no mention of her in written sources?
And the fact that it was built for Cheops was invented by modern Egyptologists and historians in order to somehow explain it.