1987 CE Discovery Revelation Context

Waseda University Radar Detects Tunnels Beneath the Sphinx

Sphinx Enclosure, Giza (29.9753°N, 31.1376°E)

Detailed Account

A team from Waseda University (Tokyo) uses electromagnetic radar and microgravity surveys at Giza. They detect a tunnel-like feature running south beneath the Sphinx enclosure, a water pocket beneath the Sphinx's south side, and anomalies near the Queen's Chamber entrance. These features remain unexcavated.

Geographic Context

Location Sphinx Enclosure, Giza
Latitude 29.975300° N
Longitude 31.137600° E
This location is at the Giza plateau — latitude 29.9792°N, matching the speed of light constant (299,792,458 m/s).

Related Anomalies at This Location

Theorized

Sphinx Water Erosion Evidence Implies Pre-Dynastic Subterranean Construction

Robert Schoch (Boston University, geologist) identified rainfall erosion patterns on the Sphinx enclosure walls...

Discovery Events

1765 CE Davison Discovers First Relieving Chamber Above King's Chamber 1940 CE Discovery of Pyramid's 8-Sided Faces 1968 CE King's Chamber Acoustic Resonance Discovered 1977 CE SRI International Detects Underground Anomalies at Giza 1991 CE GPR Detects Rectangular Anomaly Beneath the Sphinx's Paws 1993 CE Gantenbrink's Robot Discovers Copper Fittings in Shafts 1993 CE Gantenbrink's Robot Discovers Sealed Doors with Copper Fittings 1999 CE Osiris Shaft Fully Excavated: Granite Sarcophagus Found at Water Table 2002 CE Chemical Analysis Reveals Zinc Chloride & HCl in Shafts 2017 CE ScanPyramids Discovers the 'Big Void' 2017 CE ScanPyramids Discovers the Big Void — 30-Meter Hidden Chamber 2018 CE Electromagnetic Energy Concentration Study

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