Danny Kerr

Published the original thermoacoustic pyramid concept in 2016. Discovered the volume of the Great Pyramid equals the volume of all other pyramids at Giza.

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@CTVNews You mean normal people?

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The micritic binder, the geopolymer glue, is like 1% of the total mass isn’t it? Raw material for an important project should be no problem. They did everything in massive quantities.

Still no reason for the nubs. I wonder if they fluoresce under UV. You have to admit the nubs make no sense on these blocks.

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What about the indentations in the blocks from the core masonry? So they customized every single block? Logistically that makes no sense. And they still have nubs that aren’t for lifting. I think geopolymer use extended beyond your scope. Everything is pointing to geopolymers. You can’t do it any other way.

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Have you replicated or simulated that? I don’t think you’ll be able to make that work.

Contrary to your claim — D, Reisner explicitly addresses the idea of metal-shod wooden tongs gripping bosses (and related holes) on the granite blocks. He states that of the pyramid casing stones his expedition handled, “not one had bosses suitable for such a grip or had holes on the back or sides,” and that none of the black granite temple blocks had suitable bosses or holes either. He concludes the theory is not supported by the Menkaure evidence and presents practical difficulties.

I’ll go a step further and say it’s geopolymer based just purely on logistics. If the nubs aren’t for lifting and moving then why bother making nubs if they’re coming off? If the workers had primitive tools, how would you expect them to smooth such a large surface in the manner we see. I don’t think you can square that. The answer is very likely geopolymer. That’s gonna be a tough one to swallow for the Academic community when it finally comes to light.

If the stone aren’t geopolymer, then they could’ve been smoothed before being placed I would think, just like the Tura limestone casing. Which you probably think those are natural too I imagine. That’s a weird one because we have the Mener papyri, but I don’t think it mentions finished blocks, so the Tura could also be geopolymer too.

I’m a huge fan of Davidovits’ work and I’ve been following the new geopolymer crowd closely. This latest surge is like 50 years in the making at this point. It simplifies construction, precisions, and is frankly smarter to utilize all around.

AI’s with academia on this one still.

Construction stopping on both G1 and G3 abruptly always bugged me too.

Holy that was a rant. Cheers.

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@Graham__Hancock https://t.co/ZM2uiAefGl

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“By way of example, it will be noted that if the tube has a length of approximately 2,500 feet and the sonic pressure wave will have a travel rate of approximately 5,000 feet per second, it will take one-half of a second for the downwardly directed sonic pressure wave to engage the head of the plunger, and another one-half second for its echo return, making a total time of one second per cycle of the piston”

G2/Khafre
SAR Tubes 648m
Cubed Chambers 80m
Depth = 728m = 2402.4’

It’s a match. The patents even mention adding a larger volume at the bottom of the pipe to improve overall efficiency.

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It’s predynastic

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Interesting.

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@TonyBatche2402 @FoMaHun The ancients must’ve had nerves of steel. Cuz ya, fuck that shit. Haha.

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@Automatron5000 @FoMaHun @wakenminds You’d still need a pretty big crane.

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People to this day still use soil and filler to build up support and then pour a ceiling. Then they dig it out. Nothing fancy. If you wanted, you could make very straight edges and corners np. They would’ve learned to measure corner to corner to square their dimensions.

That engineer in the States did show that this could be built by one person, though .

So it could go both ways.

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@FoMaHun @UnchartedX1 No mold. Hardening paste

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@grok @ArchaicLens Call it $10billion. Holy shit.

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@FoMaHun @TheProjectUnity There’s a totally a face and stairs. If that’s by chance then my goodness. This site always bugged me. Could go both ways. The one engineers interpolation of it being a port is also spot on.

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@TheAbyss369 @reddpill003 @grok The effect on copper or water is mechanics. An Ancient harmonic model of the universe is history. Those are not the same. And there’s still no free energy bs.

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We’ve gone from twisted copper pairs and thermodynamics to just history. I don’t mind this history research, it Usually doesn’t actually check out but that’s fine, it’s real and falsifiable and relatable, I dig that.

The schauberger shit is retarded. The Cathie stuff too. That stuff makes no sense once scrutinized to any degree. And mixing anything about alternative energy with archaeology in this sense is just silly.

i started there too, but once I started practicing engineering, everything people published in this sphere became clear. It’s nearly all BS. That’s why I was telling you and Robert that I feel researchers should stick with the mechanical aspects, it’s truly fruitful . Everything else is just crap. And I mean that.

Ancient synchronicities are super cool, and they do tell a bigger story, and obviously we’re still trying to piece together our past. But please don’t mix in archaeology and alternative energy garbage. Stick with the research that is real, that we can test, and that we can appreciate. I appreciate the history work you do 100%. I think that’s great. I wish more people had an eye or care for that .

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@TheAbyss369 @reddpill003 @grok I link your reply and prompted - comprehensively analyze, test, and report.

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@TheAbyss369 @reddpill003 @grok Ffs. I accidentally deleted the link. I try and keep my prompt history clear of anything like this. My bad. Here’s the link again even though no one will read it.

https://t.co/TQIsNQ6uGP

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You haven’t squared micro effects with KW power and ancient monuments and electric universe theory. This a leap too, it’s interesting, but still has nothing to do with the problem at hand. Where’s the math, let’s prove or falsify it. Ancient music and astronomy is just that. The temples and pyramids forming and harnessing a global grid is just silly once scrutinized. The radio output of these pyramids and such would be incoherent too, which is useless. None of this makes sense. And we need input power to make it work.

Dunn slaps thermoacoustics on his maser theory and says earth energy harvester. Drumm says lightning powered chemical reactors.

What is wrong with everyone?

No one falsifies their own work. This field is shit and full of shit.

A leap is making connections that don’t connect. You have to make a leap in order to try and justify the position. The leaps don’t square.

Do the math, have grok help.
Let’s see you do it here. I’ve already tried to square it with grok heavy. It doesn’t make sense.

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@TheInstEdgeAI @CollinRugg We have gov’t support for this sort of thing. Smarten up.