What exactly is hidden in the pyramids?

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They should have used the Eye of Providence as logo

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Language: ur doin it rong

Do you know exactly what’s in the wrapped xmas presents you’ve prepared? Are they hidden in in the days before xmas?

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No Japanese guy upskirting him, sadly.

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They found more hot spots on the Pyramids, indicating hidden chambers of grain:

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Actually, I’m kinda hoping for lots of honey that they can use to recreate really ancient beer or mead or some-such. The honey would most likely still be good.

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The world’s tiniest grainery in its most monumental arcitecture. I just can’t get over the fact that some people think this is a thing.

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It’s not really a grain mill, it’s just an espresso bar which happens to have a coffee grinder in it.

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Could it be cheese? (Please let it be cheese.)

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what’s that running down his leg?

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Razor blades…Very sharp razor blades.

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Dead rich people. That’s what was hidden in the pyramids. Originally. Now they just are an oversized warehouse for conspiracy theories, and UFOlogist’s baseless conjectures.

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Could be evidence for the internal ramp theory of how the pyramids were constructed

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They wouldn’t have had the tech; but I know that if I had any reason to suspect that future archeologists would be thermal-scanning my giant monolith; I’d do my best to get my hands on some radiothermal sources; just to provide a few mysterious hot spots. Make 'em earn that archaeology PhD.

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So, it’s a Ra-Bucks?

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Wouldn’t that actually be the dull ones?

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Could it be an anomaly in the rocks themselves? A rock is not a 100% homogeneous material. Depending on the way to mine them, block sourced from the same place of the quarry could have arrived at the same time to the building site and the adjanced faults placed together by accident. Such anomalies then could easily lead to differences in thermal conductivity, which in a nonequilibrium situation (e.g. sun shining during the day) would make thermal gradients in the material.

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Yes, but with sharp lines, like in the photo?

I think that a non-standard block is going to have irregularities that aren’t rectilinear. Maybe I’m just being unimaginative.

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Do we have images of other blocks that show less interesting anomalies to compare?

If we look at sedimentation and fragmentation and metamorphic processes and other geological processes, fairly regular patterns can be obtained.

I should take a closer look at the imaging system they used…

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