Filippo Biondi

Yes.

yes that we can do it directly i think we can do it remotely just a rough estimation we can use satellites to estimate the the top of the in elevation in terms of elevation with with respect to the topography we have to do

a survey where the topography can be the reference system then we measure the top of the head of the first sphinx we project that height following the topography of the Giza plateau to the second sphinx and we can see if the top of the first sphinx can match to the top of that mountain it's good yes we should do it and we will do it immediately

Great, great.

Yeah, fantastic.

Yeah, I think the thing to do now would be to take a quick break and let's get a bite to eat and then come back.

And then I want to give you a chance to respond to some of the skeptics about the work.

Yes.

We'll do that.

But that's fascinating, man.

And thank you so much.

I'm honored and thrilled that you would not only fly all the way from Italy to come out and chat on the podcast, but also have that big reveal here on the podcast a couple months before you do the main presentation.

So thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah, that's very cool.

Yep.

And welcome back.

Yeah, just some mind-blowing stuff on the second Sphinx and the possibility of that.

And so thank you for sharing it.

I think there has to be something there, right?