by celeste » Thu Sep 05, 2013 9:49 pm
rkm, I don't know if you are familiar with John Burke, but he did some research on the electrical properties of stone in the Great Pyramid. IF he is correct, then I can name some parts. That rectangular cross section "burial chamber", becomes a resonator cavity. The "airshafts" become a transmission line. The "copper door handles" they found at the end of one of the airshafts, becomes a probe. The fact that when they drilled through the door,they found the two handles were connected into a loop, makes this a loop probe. (the probe seems like it's in backwards,but I'm no expert here).
The best part, is it explains that odd bending in the "airshafts". That bending was a big question mark for the "ventilation shaft" and the "star viewing shaft" hypotheses. (Not to mention that the shafts don't open to the outside) We need the transmission line to be perpendicular only as it comes out of the resonator cavity,for a length determined by the wavelength.
Also, if you are familiar with those crazy ideas of the biblical ark being a capacitor, and legends saying it was once in the pyramid, it actually does make some sense. A resonator cavity (the burial chamber) does actually let us pile up charge at points inside.
I don't claim to know what this pyramid does, or even if I have stated all these details correctly so far. I do think there is to much here to ignore, however. I wish some electrical engineer could look at this, and tell me at least if some of this works, or I'm insane