Filippo Biondi

In our personal opinion, it's very simple to remove all that mountain and probably inside there is the second Sphinx.

Okay.

So then what are next steps for you then?

I mean, you want to talk about this, you want to get it out, you're going to do a presentation in Italy about this in a couple of months.

So you would need to get permission to be able to work with...

In this case, we have tracked, located some special entrances where we can work in situ.

It means that we have wrote a project proposal

that can be submitted to the Egyptian authorities.

this project proposal in this project proposal we have specifically indicated that there are some shafts that are visible that are located between the first sphinx and the and the kafre pyramid there are two or three shafts one of them is very huge and there is the

the the slide where and and this huge shaft is blocked by some debris we don't know why there is the here i were in on the gisa plateau and we were measuring the depth of these shafts because at a certain level below are blocked by debris

So these facilities can be easily cleaned up, removed by the debris that there is on the bottom and maybe we could have a clear access to the underground.

a safe access to the underground it is obvious that this cleaning facility has to be done not by humans but by robots because uh it is it is not uh by robots yes robots yes

because it's not safety to send a person now there why because the shafts are very deep and maybe can be that bubble of air of air can be by between the soil the debris so it is a bit dangerous

If we send robots, they can do the work for us very safely and we can clean the shafts and go down and have direct access to the underground of Giza.

Okay.

That's fascinating.

Hey, and could be a huge, huge discovery.

So congratulations, and hopefully you can push this forward.

Ryan, can you try to pull up, as we're talking, maybe just the elevation of that particular spot versus the elevation of the Sphinx currently, and maybe just see if there's any kind of estimate that we can get on how deep the second Sphinx might be?

I think that would be pretty interesting to understand.