Science Has Somehow Just Now Found A New Hidden Corridor And Chamber In The 4,500-year-old Pyramid Of Giza

Daily Mail — A long-hidden narrow void in the Great Pyramid of Giza has been found by scientists in a discovery that could finally reveal the secrets of the 4,500-year-old monument.

The void stretches for at least 30 metres (100ft) above the Grand Gallery – an ascending corridor that links the Queen’s chamber to the King’s in the heart of the pyramid.

It is not known why the void exists or if there are any valuable artefacts inside as it is not obviously accessible.

But it has similar dimensions to the Gallery, which is 50 metres (164ft) long, eight metres (26ft) high and around a metre (3.2ft) wide.

Researchers suggest it could be a ‘construction gap’ – part of a trench that allowed workers to access the Grand Gallery and King’s Chamber while the rest of the pyramid was built.

The discovery was made after physicists took images of the inside of the pyramid using particles fired to Earth from space.

These cosmic particles penetrate the rock in a similar way to X-rays, only much deeper.
The collaborative effort, between archaeologists, historians and physicists, has been hailed as the biggest discovery inside the Giza landmark since the 19th century.

I have a simple question and that question is how in the literal fuck are we just now finding new shit inside this pyramid? Not only new shit, but a whole corridor and whole chamber? A 30-meter hallway just right there above the Grand Gallery? It’s been 4,500 years. FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED YEARS. You give me a couple hours I’ll have this thing scouted down to the last inch. I’ll have blueprints right in front of your face. Science has 4,500 years and all the sudden they’re just now finding new hallways and rooms? What? The fuck have you guys been doing? Day one pyramid stuff, you check for secret chambers. Ever seen a movie? Pyramids are literally built to harbor cool secret passages and shit. Oh there’s a huge one right above the main room? Yeah no shit Sherlock.

Hey science be careful your computers might crash on Y2K. Boom roasted.