Russian Pyramid Photo Tour

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.

•Great Pyramid of Giza Research Association•
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Russian Pyramid Photo Tour

These pyramids were built by Alexander Golod from Moscow.

Brief History

In the last 10 years, Alexander Golod has built 17 pyramids in 8 different locations in Russia. Experiments carried out in them during this time include research in medicine, agriculture, radioactivity, superconductivity, chemical, electrical, and other areas. For a detailed description of the research see the Research Summary.

Alexander Golod

Alexander Golod Alexander Golod, scientist and builder of the Russian pyramids

The 44M (144 ft) Pyramid

The largest pyramid built by Alexander Golod stands 44 meters (144 feet) tall and weighs over 55 tons. It is located 40 km from Moscow on Novorizhskoe Highway.

44m Pyramid - View 1 The 44m pyramid near Moscow

44m Pyramid - View 2 Another view of the 44m pyramid

44m Pyramid - View 3 The 44m pyramid exterior

44m Pyramid - View 4 Side view of the 44m pyramid

44m Pyramid with Clara Luchko Famous Russian Actress Clara Luchko in front of the 44m pyramid

Inside the 44m Pyramid Inside the 44m pyramid looking up

Sunset at 44m Pyramid Sunset at the 44m pyramid

The 22M (72 ft) Pyramid

The 22 meter pyramid is situated 15 km from Lake Seliger in the Ostashkov area of Tver region, Russia.

22m Pyramid The 22m pyramid near Lake Seliger

The 11M (36 ft) Pyramid

11m Pyramid The 11m pyramid

Earl Orlov Wine-Cellar Pyramid

Wine Cellar Pyramid Earl Orlov wine-cellar pyramid

Pyramid Complex Near Oil Field in Bashkiriya

A series of pyramids were constructed near oil fields in Bashkiriya (Southern Russia). Research showed the oil became 30% less viscous and well yields increased.

Pyramid Complex Pyramid complex near oil field in Bashkiriya

Composite Pyramid Composite pyramid structure

Russian MIR Space Station

Crystalline substances that had been placed in the pyramids were delivered aboard the MIR space station in 1998 and remained there for over a year. In October 2001, similar substances were also placed on the International Space Station for 10 days.

MIR Space Station Russian MIR Space Station

Scientific Documentation

Russian Locator Equipment Russian locator equipment detected an energy column rising several miles above the pyramid

Key Figures

Alexander Golod with Astronaut Alexander Golod with Astronaut Georgiy Grechko and G. Lozino-Lozinskiy (General Constructor of Buran)

These photos were provided by Anatoli Golod, son of Alexander Golod, exclusively for the Great Pyramid of Giza Research Association.