Inside Giza’s Subterranean Past

Ancient myths speak of vast chambers and sacred pathways buried beneath the Giza Plateau… gateways to the afterlife, or remnants of a forgotten civilization?

Italian researcher Armando Mei explores these enduring myths and their symbolic connection to subterranean chambers said to house great secrets. Working alongside him, radar technology expert Filippo Biondi shares groundbreaking findings from the Khafre Research Project, using a patented satellite-based SAR method to detect micro-seismic activity and map what lies below.

Their discoveries reveal a complex network of vertical shafts, spiral staircases, and tunnels that descend more than a kilometer underground, along with vast chambers reminiscent of the legendary Halls of Amenti.

Using satellite data provided by Capella Space, this revolutionary technique is transforming archaeological exploration and may redefine our understanding of ancient engineering and cultural heritage.