Researchers have used muon detectors to discover a hidden, 30-metre-long space — which could help to reveal how the 4,500-year-old monument was built.
02 November 2017

Physicists have used the by-products of cosmic rays to reveal a large, previously unidentified chamber inside the 4,500-year-old Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt. The find is the first discovery since the nineteenth century of a major new space inside the pyramid.




https://www.nature.com/news/cosmic-ray-p...id-1.22939

Exciting!

" Exciting "

yep , got me so excited , I had to Hire a Masseuse .
took about 4 of her 30 minute sessions before the excitement wore off enough to allow the Bulge
to be comfortably satiated .

I bet that bulge was your escaped gerbil which she then proceeded to squeeze to death.

Well anyway...

It's the first I ever heard of muon detectors and it's a huge discovery they make. The tech has probably been used for a while and I wonder what else they have found...

The tech needs further developing, it seems...

Article says they can only say that the hollow spaces are there,
not the shape of'em.

Interesting stuff, saw this yesterday somewhere

Finding whats in it isn't going to be easy.

We need to blow it up to see what's in it