The laboratory of British researcher Graham Hancock, using the latest method of radio-magnetic reconnaissance, caught a stable signal emanating from the famous pyramid of Cheops. Surprisingly, the American anthropologist Semir Osmanagich obtained exactly the same results during his studies of the pyramids in Bosnia and Mexico. What does it mean? Could nuclear energy have existed 2 thousand years ago?
The anthropologist's unique research has shown that the pyramids create a special background around themselves, a previously unknown radiation. Perhaps this is nothing more than traces of energy production. The same traces can be found in modern nuclear reactors that have been decommissioned.
For the first time, Hancock thought about the similarity of the ancient pyramids with today's nuclear power plants in Giza. Studying the internal structure of the famous tomb of Cheops, Graham drew attention to a complex network of transitions and multiple cavities exactly repeating the structure of a modern nuclear reactor.
According to Hancock, the so-called queen's chamber housed the main control panel of the reactor, and narrow tunnels performed the function of cooling nuclear fuel.
Modern reactors, as you know, work at the expense of the energy that is released during the fission of the atom, but how could ancient power plants operate? Excess radiation dose was not detected in any of the known pyramids.
Spectral analysis of the inner walls of the Giza pyramid showed an increased content of deuterium (a heavy hydrogen atom), and in some halls this indicator went off scale altogether. What does it mean? Did the ancient peoples have nuclear installations working on heavy hydrogen water?
American anthropologist Semir Osmanagich said that the weak radiation that he was able to detect inside the pyramids is a source of life energy, certain waves that can fruitfully affect human health and the environment.
Supporters of the theory of the settlement of the Earth from the outside believe that the pyramids are much older than the age attributed to them by archaeologists. Perhaps they served as a kind of "oxygen masks" for the aliens from outer space. the first generations of earthlings could not adapt to an environment that was too aggressive for them.
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If Hancock is right and the pyramids were reactors that ran on heavy-hydrogen water, then the theory of Semir Osmanagich about the healing energy of these buildings will be confirmed. Modern medical research has shown that the so-called heavy water can not only improve health, but even become a possible cure for cancer. However, today, to get one glass of this living water, you need to build a huge plant.
Another mystery of the Egyptian pyramids was recently discovered by an international team of scientists. For two years, they studied the Cheops pyramid using cosmic rays. The analysis of the data obtained confused the researchers. Three stones located in the eastern base of the great pyramid were found to have a temperature anomaly and official science has no explanation for this phenomenon today.