https://x.com/RealAlexJones/status/1902508159995883597?t=n-eQIBBr19FYab75hLYpiw&s=19
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Says RADAR was used…probably not I’m pretty sure there is no RADAR that will penetrate 2 KM deep. Now sound waves (what the petrochemical engineers use to map hydrocarbon deposits) it would seem quite do-able. Just need some sort of ‘boom’ sound source from which echos can be recorded as the waves penetrate. Use multiple sensors in an array and process the data into image form (similar to a CAT scan).
Exciting it it’s true and would be a technique that could be applied to many mysterious pyramid shaped mountains here and there.
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Here is the article about this from Cornell
Electrical Engineering and Systems Science > Signal Processing
[Submitted on 1 Aug 2022]
Synthetic Aperture Radar Doppler Tomography Reveals Details of Undiscovered High-Resolution Internal Structure of the Great Pyramid of Giza
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Thanks for the link.
Says they use ‘background seismic waves’ (earthquakes) to make the ‘boom’ the oil geologists create using explosives. I’ll reserve judgment of whether the images are what most people would consider ‘high resolution’ until I’ve seen them. If you’ve ever been pregnant, gone to get an ultrasound and been shown the sex of your baby by the operator…if you’re like I was the image shown required a lot of experience to interpret because to me it just looked like a bunch of blobs.
I’m not doubting the scan technicians have found something at this point, just that they are not using RADAR (which uses radio frequency waves…they’re using (passive…the earth creates them and they sense vibrations / echoes from the waves the quake creates) accoustic waves). They’re using terms like Synthetic aperture Radar (SAR) when they’re actually not using radar. Something that to me raises my spidey sense they may not be scientifically rigorous. I have seen the images released of the previously unknown chamber inside the main structure of the pyramid. It’s just colored blobs. Getting from blobs to that detailed computer created image of posts with spirals going around them is a stretch.
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Here’s a report about some of Joe McMoneagle’s (and others’) remote viewing sessions. I should pay particular attention to the drawing that appears on screen at around 5 mins 27 secs.
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Fascinating. Never heard of this one thanks.
They use this form of doppler effect, bouncing signals off of known densities, to find oil and gas reserves. This can be fairly accurate given that unlike an ultrasound which is bouncing off of soft tissue, most of which is fairly monogamous, they can be very specific about what materials.they are actually looking for.
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Any transmission system with a sufficiently supplied voltage applied within the knowledge of the resonant features of the target can penetrate to a depth far greater than 2000m.
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At 4:54 when McMoneagle describes the site in Australia, it is near Alice Springs. When a friend and I flew in to Alice Springs together (on our way to Ayres Rock/Uluru), we sat with a man who was in construction at the US base there… very close to where the X is on the map. He said they didn’t let him know more than what he was there to develop, not sure how deep it went (at least 10 stories down) and he wasn’t allowed to discuss any of it- which is why he only knew the section of the project for which he had a contract. You can just see the base as you circle the airport: large orb, presumably an antenna. It has always been fascinating that we Americans have that base there…
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Thanks for sharing that with me. I presume you’ve come across some of Dr. Richard Sauder’s research into underground bases?
Thank you for referring me to Sauder’s work. I have seen multiple videos and descriptions of these bases over the past 15 years; mostly, Phil Schneider’s videos on the subject as he was a government contractor who built several of them. It appears watching them is not easy at this point…
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Mike Adams did a cameo on this today. 25 min in Dr Farrell’s Giza Death Star book is referenced.
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Here’s a short that mentions Dr. Farrell.
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Of the small number of individuals skilled in astral projection, remote viewing, and clairvoyance—those whose opinions I respect and who, in my view, are people of integrity, not part of the grift—the consensus is clear: the Deep Bases are impenetrable. Even the surrounding terra firma is effectively a no-go zone. Both defensive and offensive weapons systems exist for the purposes of repelling the nosy, and punishing the really nosy.
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Billy Carson of 4bidden knowledge keeps pretty much up-to-date on what is going on in Egypt!
Another article on this topic from a guy with serious AI bonifides. Claims model is certain structures exist down to 2 miles.
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