Scientists claim to have found a 'vast city' beneath Egypt's Giza Pyramid, which they believe could be the legendary Hall of Records, said to hold knowledge about the ancient civilization
Scientists claim to have discovered a water system and underground city beneath Egypt's Giza pyramids using radar technology. The team identified cylindrical structures thousands of feet below the Khafre Pyramid, suggesting they support the pyramid's weight and serve as access points to a deeper underground system. They believe this could be a hidden world containing undiscovered secrets and a "Hall of Records." Other experts have dismissed the claims as exaggerated, questioning the depth of radar penetration and suggesting smaller structures may exist due to the site's significance to ancient people. The research has yet to be peer-reviewed.
