Did NASA Physicists CONFIRM The Great Pyramids TRUE Purpose? | Chris Dunn

Chris Dunn is an engineer, machinist, & toolmaker who has worked in Aerospace for 50 years. His book 'Giza Power Plant' was the first to theorize that Great Pyramid of Giza was a high powered machine built to provide a highly technical society with energy.

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00:00 - Chris Dunn's background in engineering & aerospace
12:41 - Designing jet engines
17:30 - Aerospace Engineers perspective on Ancient Egyptian articacts
19:58 - Using high powered lazers to build stealth fighter jets
23:19 - Evidence the Romans were stealing stones from the pyramids
26:13 - Who assigned the official timeline for the building of the Great Pyramid
29:00 - Writing the Giza Power Plant
31:27 - Reverse-engineering the Great Pyramid of Giza
44:00 - The Great Pyramid is a solid-state electron harvester
50:51 - First time inside the pyramids
55:47 - Rudolph Gantenbrink
57:43 - Pyramid wave-guides plated with gold
01:01:43 - Resonance inside the King's chamber
01:10:09 - How the sub terrainian chamber vibrates the Pyramid; Tesla's Earthquake Machine
01:20:35 - Nasa physicist Friedman Freund's study of earthquake lights
01:54:26 - Why it would cost $25 Billion to restore the Great Pyramid
02:04:52 - Egyptologists reaction to Chris powerplant theory
02:15:04 - The young students in Egypt dismiss the Pyramid 'Tomb Theory'
02:19:12 - Scorch marks in the Grande Gallery; Evidence for a hydrogen explosion in the Kinds Chamber

[dannyjones]

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OUTLINE:
00:00 - Chris Dunn's background in engineering & aerospace
12:41 - Designing jet engines
17:30 - Aerospace Engineers perspective on Ancient Egyptian articacts
19:58 - Using high powered lazers to build stealth fighter jets
23:19 - Evidence the Romans were stealing stones from the pyramids
26:13 - Who assigned the official timeline for the building of the Great Pyramid
29:00 - Writing the Giza Power Plant
31:27 - Reverse-engineering the Great Pyramid of Giza
44:00 - The Great Pyramid is a solid-state electron harvester
50:51 - First time inside the pyramids
55:47 - Rudolph Gantenbrink
57:43 - Pyramid wave-guides plated with gold
01:01:43 - Resonance inside the King's chamber
01:10:09 - How the sub terrainian chamber vibrates the Pyramid; Tesla's Earthquake Machine
01:20:35 - Nasa physicist Friedman Freund's study of earthquake lights
01:54:26 - Why it would cost $25 Billion to restore the Great Pyramid
02:04:52 - Egyptologists reaction to Chris powerplant theory
02:15:04 - The young students in Egypt dismiss the Pyramid 'Tomb Theory'
02:19:12 - Scorch marks in the Grande Gallery; Evidence for a hydrogen explosion in the Kinds Chamber

[NWFC]

Danny: “Can you explain to me what it’s doing”

Chris: “Right now, it’s just sitting there” 😂

[teoffqd]

❗2 engineers slowly walked the Great Pyramid perimeter in silence, one MIT, the other Renssalear, completed, looked at each other, my Dad and I burst out laughing ! NO WAY those people as described built it, NO WAY that's a tomb, my very conservative Dad (NASA) saying it's obviously an electrical energy system of some kind, probably gold on the peak ? the structure had to be clad in something, an insulator..needed conductivity, there's water running beneath it, a river, an aquifer, a system of them, guarantee it, he said. 1973. I'm 77, nothing recently conjectured known at the time. It was obvious to us both

[unifyhumanity]

“The Key to Unlock The Universe.
Energy, Frequency and Vibration.” It never leaves my consciousness

[PatPauloMMA]

Chris Dunn's presentation on the precision of Ancient Egyptian Statues changed the way I view history forever.

[josephclites]

I could listen to experts talk about ancient tech and speculate and theorize about the subject ALL DAY LONG!! Can’t get enough. Fascinating…

[aaronking]

After years of seeing intelligent men and women like this gentleman, I am one hundred percent convinced our taught history is absolute rubbish.

[RandyBoBandy.]

It’s amazing? Mr. Dunn became a brilliant machinist, engineer and author without spending one day in college. It’s almost like someone can learn a particular skill much quicker by actually working in said field. It also eliminates the crushing debt a young person saddles themselves with at the start of their working life.

[Lemurai]

Imagine if engineering was treated as an apprenticeship starting from a teenagers formative years where they can receive a massive amount of mentorship, and close quarters coaching & instruction, rather than getting drilled with tons of useless academic theory that is force fed to 18-19 year olds who “think” they know math & science until they get steam rolled (literally), and all morale crushed by graduation. That was mine & my classmates experience going through it, it’s sad because it often kills the desire to continue on in the field after graduation.

[theoneman]

For over 40 years I worked as an electrician on many different projects. I have worked with at least hundreds of engineers. They were all excellent men and women who were good to work with. I have always enjoyed their common sense and logic at working through problems. Chris Dunn reminds me of many of the men I knew and worked with.

[tenforward]

"What is a lathe?" is a good summary of the state of the western man

[joewalsh]

I would love to watch a debate with an engineer vs archeologist debating the construction techniques used on the pyramids

[fickyrisher]

I love that Cris's humour and witty comments just went completely over Danny's head 😂

[kahlrhoam]

Engineer Chris Dunn is absolutely SOLID.
He also reminds me of having William Shatner aboard. 🖖✨

[ryanramsey]

Hey mate I'm a machinist CNC in north central Indiana I make titanium hips knees shoulders etc. Great job explaining machining to a non tradesman. I'm USW too. Steelworkers all the way bro!

[ingrid-c]

I loved everything about this, especially Mr Dunn finally doing what everybody else have not up to this point by appealing to Egyptian pride to freaking finally have a proper look at the pyramid and take it out of Hawass hands. Saying Egyptians didn't build it was never the way. What he said, "People attacking Hancock and me are building their own funeral pile and will get burnt to the ground" LOL pure gold, nothing on this earth compares to the Great Pyramid, it is time to let real science take a proper look without the bunch of egotistical, brainwashed, and closed-minded archaeologists looking over its shoulder.

[mikelee]

I've had the opportunity to weld on a small piece of Hastelloy-X before, in welding school. Super expensive metal. Our teacher ran an Aerospace parts manufacturing, and had a small batch of blem washer-shaped pieces, that were made with the wrong size hole, that were made of Hastelloy-X, only about 10/1000s of an inch thick. For the advanced class, he had us come to his shop, and had us try to weld on some of these with an inverter welder. I welded the tiniest bead you've ever seen along the ridge of that washer, with the welder set at 5 amps, using a filler wire that was barely thicker than a human hair. Most difficult weld I've ever done, first few mm's were crap, but after that i actually made a perfect little bead around about half of it. Afterwards, I was told that the material i used, that little quarter-sized piece of Hastelloy-X, was worth over $500. So when Chris is talking about working with Hastelloy-X, realize that he's talking about working with material that's more valuable than gold. If he was MACHINING Hastelloy-X, then he was working with probably millions of dollars worth of material on a regular basis, and people don't trust people with millions of dollars of material unless they are F*CKING MASTERS.

[randysanders]

Mr Dunn, you’re quite a national treasure. Thank you for your enlightening work.

[SamSeth]

Chris Dunn for over two hours?? Gotta drop a like just so i can follow up later. His first two books have a permanent place on one of my top shelves

[Auxik]

Chris Dunn is one of the smartest engineers I've ever listened to. I started reading the Giza powerplant years ago but life got in the way. I need to go back and re-read it.