Ben van Kerkwyk

There's been at least two that have been done, very different techniques, but they found the same thing.

They found that there is, in fact, a massive underground structure at this place called Hawara.

It goes much deeper than what you could reach with those ground penetrating radar and those established techniques.

60, 70 meters below the ground.

There's multiple levels, three or four levels, and they correlate.

So one scans a statistical model, another one that uses high frequency photography along with, I think, seismic data, very similar to the Doppler tomography work that's being done by the Italians at places like the Giza Plateau now.

And they both correlate.

Yes, there's a big structure, but one of the most interesting facts that came out of this scan was it seems like in this massive central atrium that's this one big giant open room, 40, 50 meters long, that connects to all of these levels, there seems to be this unidentified metallic object that's freestanding in this room.

It's about 40 meters long, and it seems to be tic-tac-shaped is what this report said.

It's a fucking UFO.

Yeah, I don't know.

It's tantalizing.

You know?

Yeah, it has the potential.

I think there's been a little bit more of this from Egypt.

I guess the establishment there, they seem a little more willing to engage in some of the mystery.

I genuinely do think that discoveries like these can only help and boost tourists.

What they want is to bring people in.

That's a special permission.

That's the way we do.