Since Giles is down voting even posts that help him find what he hopes to find ......
More on Pyramid BS :
The scans :
From scan to 'tomography '
Even the technology they claim they are using does not do what they claim ;
The COSMO-SkyMed satellite constellation, developed by the Italian Space Agency (ASI), is equipped with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) technology that operates in the X-band. This system is designed for high-resolution Earth observation and can penetrate certain surface layers, such as clouds, vegetation, and even some soil, due to its radar capabilities. However, the claim that it can “see” two miles (approximately 3.2 kilometers) below the Earth’s surface requires careful scrutiny.
Typically, X-band SAR (with a wavelength of about 3.1 cm) can penetrate only a few centimeters to a meter or two into dry, loose materials like sand or soil. In wet or dense materials, penetration is even less. Seeing two miles below the Earth’s surface would require imaging through solid rock, which is far beyond the capabilities of X-band SAR. Lower-frequency radar systems (e.g., L-band or P-band) can penetrate deeper—up to tens of meters in ideal conditions—but even these fall short of kilometers. Geophysical techniques like seismic imaging or ground-penetrating radar (GPR) used on-site can probe deeper, but these are not satellite-based and still rarely reach depths of two miles without specialized equipment and conditions. The COSMO-SkyMed system’s primary applications include surface monitoring, disaster management, and interferometry (e.g., measuring ground displacement over time). While it has been used to study archaeological sites by detecting subtle surface anomalies that hint at buried structures, there is no evidence in scientific literature or mission documentation that it can image features two miles underground.
Claims suggesting this capability, such as those circulating on platforms like X, may stem from misunderstandings or exaggerations of SAR’s penetration abilities, possibly conflating them with other technologies like muon detectors or seismic surveys (e.g., those used at the Giza Plateau). In conclusion, COSMO-SkyMed cannot “see” two miles below the Earth’s surface. Its SAR technology is limited to shallow penetration, and imaging at such depths would require entirely different methods not feasible from orbit.
However what ever I put up will be scorned by some , just as they will believe whatever the 'other camp' puts up .... what a 'strange thing ' .
Another strange thing is how many hipster dufus youtube makers and social media posters will 're-teweet' this and display to you their amazed emotions at this new 'discovery' - one was even encouraging people that they will be able to tell their kids that they lived through this great moment of discovery that will change the world
What will happen next ? Nothing , it will fade into the background with a few cranks claiming a cover up because no one will allow anybody to dig down under the pyramid .
Maybe they are 'underground impeller thrusters ' ?
3....2.....1 .....
