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The Great Pyramid's Internal Acoustic Circuit

Authors: Peter Shushmaruk

This paper presents a reverse-engineered model of the Great Pyramid of Giza and proposes how each of the internal components functioned as part of a cohesive acoustic-resonant cavity circuit. It begins in the King’s Chamber, driving a continuous acoustic pressure wave that is filtered and amplified before ultimately being used to activate a metallic transmitter at the apex. This paper focuses on the function of each internal component and the progression of acoustic responses between them.

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