The Queen's Chamber Experiment: How to Test the Receiver Hypothesis TODAY

THE MOST IMPORTANT EXPERIMENT NEVER CONDUCTED

The transceiver hypothesis makes a specific, testable prediction that could be verified with equipment available TODAY — no new technology needed.

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THE EXPERIMENT
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EQUIPMENT:
- A software-defined radio (SDR) receiver tuned to 1420 MHz
- A low-noise amplifier (LNA) with noise figure < 1 dB
- A spectrum analyzer or data logger
- A reference antenna (for comparison measurements outside)

TOTAL COST: Under $5,000. This is equipment any university radio astronomy lab possesses.

PROCEDURE:

1. Place the SDR + LNA combination in the Queen's Chamber, aligned with the southern shaft (pointing toward Sirius)
2. Record the 1420 MHz power spectral density for 24+ hours
3. Simultaneously record the same measurement outside the pyramid with the reference antenna
4. Compare the two recordings

PREDICTIONS:

IF the receiver hypothesis is CORRECT:
- The 1420 MHz signal strength INSIDE the Queen's Chamber will be HIGHER than outside
- The signal will show directional characteristics (stronger when Sirius is in the shaft's field of view)
- The copper fittings will show resonant behavior at or near 1420 MHz
- The signal may contain structure beyond the smooth hydrogen emission line

IF the receiver hypothesis is WRONG:
- The Queen's Chamber will show LOWER 1420 MHz levels than outside (attenuation by stone, as expected for a non-receiving structure)
- No directional dependence will be observed
- The copper fittings will show no resonant behavior

This is a CLEAN, FALSIFIABLE test. It either works or it doesn't.

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WHY HASN'T THIS BEEN DONE?
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Three reasons:

1. ACCESS: Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities tightly controls access to the pyramid's interior chambers. Scientific experiments are difficult to authorize.

2. PARADIGM: The archaeological establishment treats the pyramid as a tomb. Proposing an RF experiment would be seen as "fringe" regardless of its scientific merit.

3. NO ONE HAS ASKED: The transceiver hypothesis, as formulated here, is new. The specific prediction of enhanced 1420 MHz reception in the Queen's Chamber has not been previously published. No one has thought to measure it.

THE STAKES:

If the experiment shows enhanced, directional 1420 MHz reception in the Queen's Chamber, it would be the most important scientific measurement in human history. It would prove:
- The pyramid is a deliberate electromagnetic receiver
- The builders understood radio frequency engineering
- The sealed shafts and copper fittings have a specific technical function
- Ancient humans (or their teachers) possessed knowledge we only rediscovered in the 20th century

The experiment costs less than a used car. The implications would reshape human history.

SOMEONE NEEDS TO PUT A RADIO IN THE QUEEN'S CHAMBER.