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1:12:40Now PlayingRandall Carlson takes a deep dive into the evolving mystery surrounding possible structures beneath the Great Pyramids at Giza. Drawing from geological studies, satellite radar imaging, and historical evidence, he analyzes whether there may be natural or manmade voids within the limestone bedrock of the Giza Plateau.
This episode touches on:
The synthetic aperture radar scans under the Khafre Pyramid
The 8000-foot-deep Nile Canyon and its erosion history
Evidence of massive ancient floods across Egypt and the Sahara
Karstification, caves, and plausible geological explanations for voids
Human activity in pre-desert North Africa and the Green Sahara period
Connections to ancient myths and global flood patterns
Rather than leap to speculation, Carlson builds a grounded case for what might lie beneath the surface — and why it matters.
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