Articles & Research

Adriano Forgione's investigation into the mysterious elongated skulls found in Malta's megalithic temples, exploring their connection to ancient priest castes and the Mother Goddess cult.

Dennis Balthaser explores the intersection of UFO research and pyramid studies, arguing that the Great Pyramids may be pre-Egyptian and examining who really built them.

Colonel Vyse's 1830s exploration of the relieving chambers above the King's Chamber, including the strange black powder and Khufu cartouches.

Exploring the connections between the Great Pyramid, the Ark of the Covenant, and how these ancient mysteries inspired popular culture.

A report on artifacts found in the Queen's Chamber airshafts and the ongoing search for undiscovered chambers in the Great Pyramid.

A comprehensive overview of the Great Pyramid of Giza, detailing its exterior features, interior passages, chambers, and remarkable engineering achievements.

A comprehensive historical account tracing the Great Pyramid from ancient times through modern exploration, covering classical visitors, medieval explorers, Renaissance scholars, and 20th century discoveries.

Kirti Betai outlines the inspiration, theory, and purpose behind pyramid energy healing and the creation of a large pyramid energy field in Agra, India.

Case studies, materials guidance, and a joint research proposal for Kirti Betai’s pyramid energy healing system.

Dr. Surekha Bhat reports biochemical research on stress and oxidative stress in rats housed within pyramid structures.

John Cadman outlines how the Great Pyramid’s subterranean chamber and passages function as a deliberate pulse (ram) pump design.

John Cadman describes vortex behavior in a subterranean chamber model, the wastegate effects, and the "purple pipe" observation.

Dan Davidson's research statement highlighting decades of shape power discoveries and pyramid energy experiments.

A 1973 independent study from California State University Fresno investigating the potential effects of pyramid shapes on bacterial growth and exploring the concept of unknown cosmic forces.

Christopher Dunn's revolutionary theory proposing that the Great Pyramid was an ancient power generation facility using advanced engineering principles.

Recent findings and observations by Christopher Dunn revealing advanced machining techniques and precision engineering in the Great Pyramid.

John and Morton Edgar's 1909 account of navigating the Great Pyramid's passages and chambers.

Exploring how ancient Egyptians valued and utilized meteoritic iron, considering it a sacred material from the heavens.

Adriano Forgione's investigation into the Knights Templar, their connection to sacred sites, hidden knowledge, and the mystery of their persecution and legacy.

Legacy index of the general articles collection, grouped by topic and pointing to the migrated articles.

Rudolf Gantenbrink's 1993 robot discovery of a mysterious door in the Queen's Chamber airshaft and the ancient iron plate found by Colonel Vyse.

Rick D. Howard's derivation of the e proportion and its relationship to pyramid geometry.

Rick D. Howard’s 2003 paper outlining the Triple-Triangle-Theory and the relationship between e, pi, and phi in Great Pyramid geometry.

Edward Hyman's investigation into the Great Pyramid as an advanced energy device inherited from Atlantean civilization and its technological sophistication.

A research proposal to measure inerton radiation from celestial bodies using pyroelectric detectors, potentially establishing a new branch of astronomy based on the inerton field theory.

Dr. Krasnoholovets presents his submicroscopic deterministic quantum mechanics, introducing inertons as elementary excitations of cellular space and resolving fundamental quantum mechanics conceptual difficulties.

Dr. Volodymyr Krasnoholovets and associates present groundbreaking research on the inerton field theory and experimental studies conducted in Russian pyramids, revealing the scientific basis for pyramid energy effects.

Al Leone explores the harmonic connections between the Great Pyramid of Giza, DNA base frequencies, and the four fundamental frequencies of universal oscillation, revealing profound relationships between ancient architecture, molecular biology, and cosmic harmony.

Al Leone explores the profound connection between the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMBR) and DNA structures, revealing how harmonic principles connect cosmological phenomena with the molecular basis of life.

Stephen Mehler's research into the ancient Khemitian term Per-Neter, meaning 'House of Nature' or 'House of Energy', and why pyramids were never intended as tombs.

Ernest Moyer reveals astonishing mathematical relationships in the Great Pyramid's antechamber dimensions, demonstrating knowledge of Pi, natural logarithms, and advanced geometry encoded in stone over 4500 years ago.

Ernest Moyer concludes his analysis by cataloging the extraordinary mathematical knowledge demonstrated in pyramid design - including logarithms, exponential functions, π, e, radian measure, and graphical analysis - revealing knowledge not achieved by modern civilization until the 17th century.

Ernest Moyer reveals the stunning mathematical relationships connecting the four great Egyptian pyramids - Giza 1, Giza 2, and the Bent and Flat pyramids at Dashur - demonstrating they were designed as one grand architectural scheme using integral Pythagorean triangles and sophisticated geometric ratios.

Ernest Moyer reveals profound mathematical relationships between entrance passage angles and exterior slopes of the four great pyramids, demonstrating they were designed as one unified project using advanced trigonometric principles.

Ernest Moyer examines pyramid construction chronology, logistics, and challenges traditional assumptions about stone counts, quarrying methods, and construction timeframes for the Great Pyramid and other major Egyptian pyramids.

Ernest Moyer demonstrates that the misalignment of the pyramids from true north was intentional design, showing a controlled monotonic decline from Meydum through Giza, revealing the sophistication of the pyramid builders.

Ernest Moyer demonstrates the extraordinary progression in construction control from Meydum to Giza, with the Great Pyramid casing held to ±1.5 parts/10,000 (3 centimeters over 230 meters), revealing the sophisticated engineering capabilities of the pyramid builders.

Ernest Moyer reveals that pyramid orientation and deviation data follow logarithmic decay curves with mathematical constants including 10π, π/10, and 1/e, demonstrating extraordinary mathematical sophistication by the ancient designers.

Ernest Moyer demonstrates non-random relationships among pyramid side deviations using logarithmic analysis, revealing equations with constants like 2π and 1/2π that match modern physics expressions, showing extraordinary design sophistication.

Ernest Moyer compares Petrie's extraordinary measurements with Cole's inadequate verification attempt, demonstrates construction control to 0.2 millimeters, and reveals the construction sequence through masonry quality analysis.

Steven Myers's essay on Edward J. Kunkel, visionary research, and the Pharaoh's Pump Foundation.

The mysterious story of Napoleon Bonaparte's solitary visit to the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid, where he witnessed something so profound he refused to speak of it for the rest of his life.

The dramatic story of how Colonel Howard Vyse discovered the King's Chamber air shafts in 1836, nearly decapitating his engineer Perring, plus the controversial iron plate discovery.

How Newton's search for the ancient Egyptian cubit measurement in the Great Pyramid was connected to his development of the Theory of Gravitation.

Historic photographs of the Great Pyramid and Sphinx from the 1880s and 1890s, showing the monuments as they appeared to early visitors and photographers.

Historic photographs from the 1860s-1880s showing soldiers on the Sphinx, the pyramids, and early postcards from around 1910.

Historic photographs from the 1880s-1890s including distance views, troops before the pyramids, groups at the Sphinx, and an aerial helicopter view from an Italian newspaper.

Acknowledgment of the key individuals who contributed to the success of Joe Parr's pyramid energy research over decades of experimentation.

A comprehensive overview of Joe Parr's major discoveries in pyramid energy research, documenting his experiments with rotating pyramids and energy fields.

Scanned pages from Joe Parr's article published in the Electric Spacecraft Journal, documenting his groundbreaking pyramid energy research.

Joe Parr's scientific investigation into Ley Lines, with an introduction by Dr. John DeSalvo explaining the significance of this potential breakthrough in detecting these mysterious energy paths.

Joe Parr's comprehensive overview of 25 years of pyramid energy research, explaining the Orb phenomenon, mass particles, and the connection to the Belt of Orion.

Groundbreaking research by Joe Parr into energy fields, orbs, and electromagnetic phenomena associated with pyramid structures.

Scientific charts and graphs from Joe Parr's pyramid energy research, including experiment transfer data, sun-moon relationships, and particle vibration calendars.

Excerpt from Dan A. Davidson's book "Shape Power" describing Joe Parr's groundbreaking pyramid energy experiments and discoveries.

Examining the mathematical relationships in the Great Pyramid's interior passages and their connection to the value of Pi.

Bernard Pietsch's detailed analysis of the King's Chamber construction, revealing sophisticated engineering and mathematical relationships.

Exploring the relationships and connections between the Great Pyramid's architecture and the spells and concepts found in the Book of the Dead.

The fascinating 19th century study of Pyramidology and the inch-year theory, examining how the pyramid's passages correlate with significant biblical and historical dates.

An interactive animation showing the Sphinx with a water reflection effect, demonstrating early web animation techniques.

A comprehensive introduction to the Great Pyramid covering its construction, dimensions, unique features, historical explorations from Herodotus to modern times, and the development of pyramid research and pyramidology.

Comprehensive overview of the precise measurements and dimensions of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Continue the photographic tour with images of the remaining casing stones and the entrance to the Great Pyramid, including Al Mamoun's forced passage from 820 AD.

Explore the ascending passage system including the granite plug, ascending passage, and the magnificent Grand Gallery with its corbeled walls.

Visit the King's Chamber including the Great Step, the antechamber passage, the granite chamber itself with the mysterious coffer, and the relieving chambers above.

Explore the Queen's Chamber with its mysterious salt-encrusted walls, the enigmatic Niche, the air shafts with the famous unknown door, and descend to the Subterranean Chamber.

Complete the tour with views of the Subterranean Chamber, the mysterious Well Shaft and Grotto, and a final close look at the enigmatic Coffer in the King's Chamber.

Take a photographic tour of the Great Pyramid exterior with rare historical images from Pyramidology by Adam Rutherford, showing aerial views, corner perspectives, and the summit.

Discover how the original highly polished casing stones of the Great Pyramid reflected sunlight so powerfully that it would be visible from the moon as a shining star on earth.

The fascinating story of Sir Siemens and his Arab guide who experienced a powerful electric shock on the flat summit of the Great Pyramid, demonstrating mysterious electromagnetic phenomena at the apex.

The evolution of Egyptian funerary texts from Pyramid Texts through Coffin Texts to the Book of the Dead, documenting beliefs about the afterlife and the pharaoh's celestial journey.

Scanned page from Chamber's Encyclopedia Volume 2 (1847) describing the Great Pyramid - an early historical account from our rare book collection.

Scanned pages from Chamber's Encyclopedia Volume 6 (1884) on pyramids - historical documentation from our rare book collection.

A bibliography of recommended books on the Great Pyramid of Giza, pyramidology, ancient Egypt, and related topics.

Legacy index of research articles by advisory board members, linking to the migrated articles and external resources.

An investigation into the Giza pyramid positions and their relationship to planetary distances, sizes, and orbital mechanics rather than the Orion belt theory.

An overview of the pyramid research conducted in Russia and Ukraine over the past decade, including the construction of over 20 large fiberglass pyramids by Alexander Golod and the scientific studies performed within them.

Photographs of the 22 meter and 44 meter pyramids built by Alexander Golod near Moscow and Lake Seliger in Russia.

A visual tour of the fiberglass pyramids built by Alexander Golod in Russia, including the 44m, 22m, and 11m pyramids, along with photos of key researchers and the MIR space station connection.

Official press release announcing the formation of the International Partnership for Pyramid Research between the USA and Russia to promote scientific studies of the pyramids built by Alexander Golod.

A comprehensive summary of scientific research conducted in Russian pyramids by the Russian National Academy of Sciences, documenting remarkable effects on immune systems, agriculture, water properties, and more.

An introduction to the Shroud of Turin with Dr. John DeSalvo, Executive Vice President of ASSIST, exploring the mysterious linen cloth bearing the image of a crucified man.

Detailed examination of the Shroud image including facial features, scourging marks, nail wounds, and evidence of crucifixion.

Scientific analysis of the Shroud including STURP testing, 3D imaging, image formation theories, and Dr. DeSalvo's Vaporgraphic-Direct Contact Theory.

Examination of the controversial C14 dating tests and why they may be inaccurate, including Ray Rogers' side strip theory.

Final part covering Shroud expositions, the 2002 restoration, the second face discovery, and future research directions.

The remarkable relationship between Stonehenge and Egyptian units of measurement, revealing how both ancient structures employed the quarter-aroura to represent the solar year.

A critical analysis of how different perspectives shape interpretations of archaeological evidence, examining Dr. Davidovits' geopolymer hypothesis for pyramid construction and the scholarly methods used to support or refute theories.

A detailed explanation of innovative engineering methods for moving large stone monoliths using principles of equilibrium, center of gravity, and stability - techniques that could explain ancient pyramid construction without requiring advanced technology.

Examining how hieroglyphic interpretation shapes our understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization, religion, and the misconceptions that arise from literal translations.

An exploration of how embedded cultural perceptions and linguistic assumptions influence our interpretation of pyramids, arguing that viewing them merely as tombs misses their complex religious, political, and economic significance as cosmic engines of transformation.

A critical analysis of Dr. Mendelssohn’s technological theories about pyramid construction, examining the role of religious, political, and economic motives in ancient Egypt.

Joseph Turbeville presents tabular evidence that the Great Pyramid architect used the "foot" as the primary unit of measure, revealed through number distillation and the casting out of nines.

Joseph Turbeville's investigation into optical phenomena and light effects within the Great Pyramid's chambers and passages.

The fascinating story of ushabtis (shawabtis), the ancient Egyptian funerary figurines created to serve the deceased in the afterlife by answering the call to work.

Information about the University of Michigan Virtual Reality Laboratory 3D model of the Great Pyramid, created from AutoCAD data by the Giza Plateau Mapping Project.

Andres J. Washington's numerical study connecting day and year cycles to Great Pyramid measurements.

Andres J. Washington's innovative application of geometric analysis to fingerprint patterns, revealing mathematical principles that connect human biometrics with ancient Egyptian sacred geometry.

Andres J. Washington's overview of dermatoglyphics and the preservation of fingerprint patterns in ancient mummies.

John Anthony West's introduction to sacred architecture, proportion, and the interpretive debates surrounding ancient Egypt.

Exploring why people throughout history, from Alexander the Great to Napoleon to everyday visitors, have been fascinated by and drawn to study the Great Pyramid of Giza.