From all the research that I have done over the past few decades, I predict that if and when independent archologist gets an opportunity to really get to dig unimpeded by bureaucratic Egyptologist and establishment politicians, we will find liquid mercery flowing buried deep under the Great Pyramid of Giza, just like we found flowing under the pyramids of China and Mexico. Mercury is a highly toxic heavy metal that is not found in nature. It has to be extracted from a mineral called cinnabar and processed by a complicated chemical reaction and extreme heat. Liquid mercury is used for high level electricity conductivity, electromagnetics, plasma and discharge research and electric mercury switches. What civilizations thousands of years ago were scientifically advanced enough to process and use liquid mercury in a productive manner and for what purpose? Think TR3B and anti-gravity propulsion accomplished by filling a toroid with pressurized, rotating liquid-metal mercury, essentially a doughnut-shaped chamber filled with the mercury circulating at high rotational speeds. This brings together several areas of advanced physics: toroid Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD), Fluid dynamics, Electromagnetic induction, Rotating-fluid mechanics, High-pressure engineering. Etc. Make of this what you will.
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Probably not.
Mercury percolates, and we have chemical detectors that are verry sensitive to heavy metals nowadays - and archaeologists have been pouring over the Great Pyramids (and even the smaller ones) with every Kind of detector forEver.
(Seriously, they've used muon detectrors to try to find... View More
