SAR Detects Hidden Chamber Under Sphinx: Is it the Hall of Records?
Full article on DailyMail, by Stacy Liberatore
A new article published by the Daily Mail reports a truly extraordinary breakthrough. During the Cosmic Summit held in North Carolina on June 21st, the Khafre Research Project unveiled a groundbreaking tomographic image that may rewrite what we know about the Giza Plateau.
For the first time in history, a shaft has been clearly identified beneath the Great Sphinx, leading to a mysterious underground chamber located approximately 600 meters below the surface. This unprecedented finding raises a fundamental question: could this be the legendary Hall of Records?
The research team has chosen to maintain discretion regarding the discovery, yet excitement is rapidly growing within both the academic community and the broader public. The so-called Hall of Records, as envisioned by Edgar Cayce, is said to lie beneath the paws of the Sphinx — a mythical repository of ancient wisdom from a lost civilization.
Until now, the existence of such a chamber was widely regarded as speculative or symbolic. However, the new tomographic evidence presented by the Italian team lends unexpected credibility to the theory. The data reveal a massive chamber directly connected to the Sphinx — or the "Lion of Giza" — via a vertical shaft over 600 meters in depth.
These revelations suggest that what was once thought to be a myth may, in fact, be grounded in reality.
Stay tuned for further updates as more information becomes available from the ongoing investigations.
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