Publisher's Synopsis
The original function of the Great Pyramid was to service an ancient civilization with abundant clean electrical energy. Rather than the use of turbines driven by fossil fuels, engineers where able to replicate one of nature's fundamental secrets - the principle behind static electrical accumulation within the natural processes operating during a thunderstorm.
The Grand gallery is a perfect example of this, where rising water vapour condenses forming droplets like rain, and falling back on to its side ramps and slipway. Along with intense acoustic turbulence, millions of volts of electrostatic potential were accumulated within the insulating properties of its limestone walls.
In a detailed study of the operating system, we will explain how steam was the method used to raise water to the upper chambers, and how intense acoustic vibrations were introduced and sustained within the Pyramid's upper chamber and passage system.
This study will resolve misunderstandings regarding certain perplexing and enigmatic aspects of the Pyramid's structure - such as the question of the true purpose of the Portcullis - and how it functioned? Why were the air shafts in the Queen's chamber covered over with masonry, and why they don't extend to the outer core of the Pyramid?
This thought-provoking study will leave the reader asking, who were the Pyramid builders? When did they inhabit this earth? What is the reason for their demise?
