Filippo Biondi

So there is the tomographic line.

So what we are observing on that tomographic line, like a vertical curtain inside the Earth.

Imagine a vertical curtain that is going inside the Earth on that tomographic line.

So you extract...

the the x-ray let's say of the internal of the earth there i i don't know if i am explaining well i think so yeah i'm generally following so i think the audience will get it yep good okay so this is not orientated northwest south no it is uh we have to go a slide up so to

Okay, the Cheops pyramid is there.

No, sorry, there, there.

So north is on the right, basically.

So the image in the center is the mound, is that solidified mound of sand.

Yeah, got it.

Okay.

all right good thank you and it does look like a um I mean the mound is not necessarily in the exact shape of the um of the second Sphinx assuming that there is one no but but probably the second Sphinx is hidden inside the solidificated um sand

Okay.

Yeah, it would be interesting to figure out how much higher that mound is in elevation than the top of the Sphinx number one.

Thank you for this question.

We should do it.

Right, right.

Because that'll tell you the depth.

But it sounds like maybe your scans using your technology have been able to closely approximate the depth of the second Sphinx?

up absolutely yes work in progress we are doing we are doing this kind of measurements it will be nice to go in situ there and make some validation especially the height of the top level of the sphinx so the top of the of the face of the sphinx if it matches with the top