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Secret chamber discovered in the Great Pyramid of Cheops
(WQ) Aren't all pyramids in Egypt? No! The world's largest pyramid is in Mexico at Cholula. Moreover, there are suspected to be even larger ones in Indonesia and Bosnia, Luna and Antarctica. There are many pyramids all over, hiding in thick jungle, underground (like the one in Alaska), under snow... What are they (The Smithsonian consortium of institutions and other agencies around the world, particularly the abominable Zahi "the Egyptian Indiana Jones" Hawass) concealing, and why are they lying to us about our world heritage sites? The Pyramid of Cheops, in Giza, is thought to have been built by Khufu (Khéops). This is certainly incorrect as it is much older but may have been embellished, restored, adjusted, or claimed by him.
Researching since 2016: Already in 2016, measurements had given reason to suppose the existence of a hidden hollow space in the vicinity of the chevron blocks -- a heraldic symbol in the shape of a compass - above the entrance. More(from Metroand News 360 via MSN)
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