Egyptian pyramids were concentrating the solution

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

I think every person at least once asked himself the question: why were large-scale stone pyramids built in Egypt? There are many versions. From the official ones about the tombs for the pharaohs, to the most daring and fantastic ones, like the dematerialization of physical bodies in sarcophagi (eaters of flesh) with their transfer to the subtle worlds (Muldashev's version). Or that these are space communication installations. Etc.

All of them are eligible for review. We can even assume that these objects have dual, or even triple and more purposes.

I met a more or less scientific, but not recognized version of the purpose of the pyramids in Egypt in this article: Infrasonic vibroacoustic broadcast interface

All other versions are just thoughts, with little or no support. But it turned out that this is not entirely true.

I suggest that you familiarize yourself with the version of Alexander Kushelev, who provides evidence of his version, showing photo examples of elements in the structures of pyramids and temples located nearby. He was able to put forward, in my opinion, a sensational version: the extraction of precious, rare earth and other metals from solutions passing through these "temples" and pyramids!

So, we look at the photos and read the comments of the author of the hypothesis (with my addition):

Horizontal erosion on the walls. This landscape is very reminiscent of an artificial reservoir …

Let's imagine that along this wall there was a solution from the Nile delta (or into the Nile). The niche that you see in the center included a valve blocking the flow. The turbulent solution caused more severe erosion (bottom left).

The solution was supplied to the pyramids through such channels

The square section indicates that it was not intended for the passage of people, but … for streams of aqueous solution!

Imagine flattened surfaces of solid basalt, on which a thin layer of a solution is poured, which intensively evaporates under the scorching rays of the Sun. Black basalt warms up more strongly than light stones. It is possible that a greater thickness of stone blocks is needed to equalize day and night temperatures. Below is a video showing that a drain was made under the basalt.

The solution flowed from one terrace to the other through troughs that limit the flow rate.

Gutters in granite. There are enough such stones with vertical grooves in this place to make long rows of them. Through them, the solution could flow into the lower reservoir, reacting with the surrounding substance.

And the sarcophagus in the chamber is a container with a reagent, which is dosed out through a calibrated hole in the lid. This is roughly how salt stands out in a modern dishwasher. A video about this place is below.

In the Cairo Museum, you can see a piece of a laminated flange that could be used to stir the solution, i.e. to accelerate chemical reactions …

And other forms are more reminiscent of technological equipment than utensils for food.

Looking at these forms, I have associations with a chemical laboratory.

Also from the Cairo Museum. Aroma containers. But in fact, the process of overflowing chemistry from a vessel is possibly shown. A source

Salt deposits in the chamber in the pyramid

The huge chamber was filled with a solution that was absorbed into the walls and evaporated from the large surface of the pyramids. As a result, the concentration of chemical elements in the solution increased many times. The solution was enriched with rare chemical elements. By the way, this easily explains the release of salts from the surface of the walls. After all, they have accumulated there in great excess …

It is possible that the solution did not seep through the walls, but flowed down the lining of the pyramids. This version also needs to be checked.

It is quite possible that archaeologists have not discovered all the channels and rooms in the pyramids.

This shape is reminiscent of the canals in a modern pool.

A solution rich in rare chemical elements from the Nile Delta passed through this channel. It is possible that it rose up under pressure and flowed down the lining of the pyramid, concentrating with each cycle.

It looks like a high-pressure sluice, which was supposed to contain the pressure of the water column inside the pyramid.

Multi-ton blocks had to be pulled together with locks! After all, the pressure inside the pyramid could push the masonry apart!

Water from the solution was absorbed by the pyramid blocks or evaporated, flowing down the facing. The concentrated solution entered chemical reactors. Here the final isolation of the required chemical elements took place.

Why do we need such strange rounded protrusions? Similar shapes can be seen on the rotor of the washing machine. They are needed to create a turbulent fluid flow.

This entrance to the pyramid was not intended for living beings, but for mortar. It is possible that a gate valve moved along this inclined chute, which was fixed with transverse blocks lying on these steps. If the transverse block lay on the upper step, then the gate valve block completely closed the solution passage. If on the second, then the valve was partially open. If in the third, then it is even more open, finally, the valve could be pushed back horizontally to completely open the channel.

It is likely that there was also a wedge valve here, so erosion could have formed when water moved over the wedge valve.

It is possible that it was an evaporation system, i.e. concentration of the solution …

Water drainage hatches are visible everywhere, just like in modern swimming pools.

Here, horizontal erosion is also most likely associated with the water flow, which became turbulent after the step (right)

Solution (or water) came out of the pyramid.

So maybe there was a water valve here?

Through slots in the steles, sealed in our time with concrete, could serve to move and push apart two valves blocking the path of the solution

Are these not trays for evaporation of the solution?

Pay attention to the tricky grooves that evoke associations with photo cuvettes for processing photographs.

On the left, from the side of the Nile, canals go to all three pyramids

Conclusion: Egyptian civilization (or the Gods - their curators) were interested in rare chemical elements that were concentrated in the Nile Delta. They built a system of additional concentration and processing, at the output of which they received the required elements.

A source

I will supplement the version with my own observations:

Officially, this is the Tomb of Amen Tefnakht. But it looks like something technical.

Amen Tefnakhta mine with traces of horizontal water erosion. Possibly a solution sump or a chemical dispenser for solution

Abusir. Pyramid of Niuserra. Evaporator excess water drain

Temple of Osiris at Abydos. Arranged in such a way that it is constantly heated.

Pay attention to the water conduit in the background.

A channel behind the pipe with traces of horizontal water erosion

Building plan

The channel is lined with masonry

Other photos

The article Stone block casting. Part 5 I gave photos:

Temple of the goddess Hathor in Dendera, Egypt. Steps in the temple. It can be seen that some kind of petrified plaque has been deposited on them. The solution flowed

Another striking proof of this version is results of analyzes of samples of ferruginous rocks from the "boat pits" of the Khafre pyramid

Rook pits are supposedly the pits where the pharaoh's boats were buried. Burial boats.

Another place where the rook was dug out. Traces of horizontal erosion are visible. Apparently, the water flow was solid.

But it can be assumed that these boats were in the canals next to the pyramids and they were covered with soil during the cataclysm, the flood. Perhaps this is some kind of transport just for the transport of something. Let's present an alternative to this ritual version of the Egyptologists!

Channels leading to the rook pits

In appearance - some kind of oxides. And the analysis confirms this

Many other examples: samples with analyzes performed, as well as conclusions - see the link above.

Report on the analysis of samples from laydey pits.

An attentive and knowledgeable reader will ask: how was water with a solution from the Nile supplied to the pyramids, if the pyramids stand on such a towering rocky base, a plateau:

Neither I nor the author of the version have a clear answer. Perhaps by pumps. Perhaps the water containing impurities, some kind of solution of mineral impurities - came out of the bowels somewhere in the plateau area. The so-called phliidolites in geology. There are a lot of examples. More details. And after the extraction (sedimentation of these impurities), the purified water was already discharged through the channels into the Nile or into the fields. It was a surprise for me when, upon closer examination of the territories of the Nile River floodplain, I saw countless irrigation canals - both for irrigation and for moving (up to 60m wide!).

The volume of earthworks - far exceeds the volume of construction of all the pyramids of Egypt. I don’t presume to count, but digging a network of canals with a total length of hundreds, or even thousands of kilometers, is the strength of an organized society with a strong social order.

They stretch to Aswan, to the hydroelectric power station. I do not exclude that before its construction they were also to the south in the Nile floodplain. After filling, the reservoirs ended up at the bottom.

If anyone has information on them - share. Maybe it was built in modern times by experts from the USSR, or in the 19th century. Englishmen? I will not rule out this option.

But if this was in the past, I think that digging canals that drain water from the plateau or vice versa, supplying it from the Nile (a system of sluices with overflows and simple pumps, as an option) - was within the power of that civilization. Yes, even under the guidance of the Gods (as an option) - no problem at all.

To assess all the possibilities of supplying water, solution - you need an accurate geodetic plan of the area.

My conclusion: it was an enrichment complex for the extraction of metals from an aqueous solution with many workers as at a large modern GOK. The diagram shows their dwellings.

Only on what principle did the extraction take place? Due to water evaporation and suspension concentration? But what then are the pyramids themselves, if the solution can be dried in shallow basalt stone basins? Are these power plants that heat the solution? How it works has yet to be unraveled. But if all this was not built for the ritual whims of the pharaohs, then there was a practical meaning, and perhaps more than one …