Episode #2142
Christopher Dunn
Books mentioned
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Christopher Dunn, an engineer and author, discusses his research into ancient Egyptian machining and his theory that the Great Pyramid functioned as a power plant. The episode also covers evidence from drill cores and stone vases, and a debate about Gobekli Tepe's relationship to agriculture.
What they talked about
- Engineering background and interest in pyramids
- Evidence of advanced machining in ancient Egypt
- Precision of granite vases and cores
- Controversy between engineers and Egyptologists
- Pyramid as a power plant or electron harvester
- Waveguide theory and hydrogen wavelength
- Subterranean chamber and earth resonance
- UAPs and lost ancient technology
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