MAJOR DISCOVERY: Hidden Corridor Discovered in the Great Pyramid of Egypt | Ancient Architects

This morning there was an international Press Conference in front of the Great Pyramid of Egypt and a major new discovery has now been announced.

The news comes from the ScanPyramids Project, which many of you will be familiar with, a team of scientists who used cosmic muon technology to locate voids and spaces inside the Great Pyramid, who discovered a large void above the grand gallery in 2017 and a smaller void behind the entrance chevrons in 2016.

The new discovery is regarding the entrance corridor, and not only has it been confirmed by five different scientific methods, an endoscope also went into it just 6 days ago and we have pictures!

Watch this video to learn more about this brand new discovery!

0:00 Introduction
0:28 Mission Background
4:21 Great Pyramid Corridor
5:46 ScanPyramids Presentation

All images and video clips are taken from Google Images and from the ScanPyramids Mission for educational purposes only. Please subscribe to Ancient Architects, Like the video and please leave a comment below.

Music by Adrian Von Zeigler

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[MarcelaGotta]

People should be reading professor Corrado Malanga's works and giving him credit not only for his numerous discoveries on the great pyramid but also for his previous works regarding what the pyramid was used for.

[giammylecca]

Corrado malanga discovered it 6 months ago, scanning the pyramid with synthetic aperture radar

[MonsterKingu]

Italian scientist Corrado Malanga discovered it 1 year before ScanPyramids !!!

[almor]

la scoperta appartiene al Professor Corrado Malanga e al Dott. Filippo Biondi.

[vincenzocrea]

Questa scoperta è stata fatta da Corrado Malanga e Filippo Biondi sulla rivista 6 mesi fa

[ste_]

Thanks to Italian Corrado Malanga and his team, is it possible to see the deepest passages and tunnels inside the great pyramid!!!

[luciacoppolaprevitera]

This is an August 2022 discovery of prof. Malanga and prof. Biondi, Italian researchers. 💕

[allebiker]

Italian professor Corrado Malanga and his Team, have done this discover months ago using better and cheaper technique called Syntethic Open Radar, which also shows a lots of other corridors, rooms and structures in the deep of the pyramid. As a serious channel as your, you should Talk about this .

[Eternaprimavera]

thanks to Italian Corrado Malanga and his team, is it possible to see the deepest passages and tunnels inside the great pyramid, goal achieved using some technology called Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and computing amounts of raw data with custom programs... His book is already around scientific community and also the 3d model of the exact interior (and above) of the great pyramid.... farewell Zahwi, we already know what u can't believe....

[daicebergj]

I just find it odd that it took 5 years to finally insert a camera through an existing crack to see what’s on the other side. This void has been old news, and Wahi Hawass needs to stop blocking progress at every turn while “announcing” lackluster discoveries that he denied at first. He is definitely covering up the real finds.

[gorizia]

Thanks Corrado Malanga and Filippo Biondi!!!

[ramborambino]

Thanks to Dott.Filippo Biondi and prof.Corrado Malanga with Sar tecnology

[RVmakeup]

THIS DISCOVERY is MADE BY CORRADO MALANGA & FILIPPO BIONDI 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[mariad]

thanks to Italian Corrado Malanga and Biondi and his team

[resonancezone]

Thanks to Corrado Malanga, Filippo Biondi and their team for this discovery.

[monicamurano]

Queste scoperte sono italiane. Conoscete lo scienziato ricercatore Corrado Malanga?

[scott.russell]

Not sure what the going rate is for a coffee back in the old country, but 5 bucks is (sadly) standard here in Australia! Keep up the awesome work matey, it's very much appreciated

[enricotridente]

Ci siamo scordati di Malanga? L'Italia sempre messa da parte?

[RobertMerki]

This gives so much more validity for the 2nd larger chamber above the Grand Gallery. Hopefully Zahi Hawass agrees and they put a camera in that one too.

[General_Confusion]

Isn't it strange that it's taken all these years to poke a camera in to a hole right in front of their faces that they have known about from the start? I mean really. They spent all that time scanning up and down a wall to see what was behind it with a hole right in the centre of it.