The Giza Power Plant

Suspicion naturally arises when one reads a promo line on a back cover that says, "This is the most important book concerning the Great Pyramid written in the last 20 years". In this case, however, it may be fact. In writing The Giza Power Plant, mechanical engineer Christopher Dunn reverse-engineered the Great Pyramid at Giza to discover its use. His startling conclusions blow the heck out of traditional Eygptology's rather silly notions that it was built with copper tools by a society that lacked the wheel. While revisionist pyramid studies are rife with ridiculous theories that give the topic a bad name, The Giza Power Plant takes into account existing fact and artefact without having to rely on unprovable assertion to work. A must-read for truth seekers who aren't afraid to think outside the box and are willing to consider the idea that Western culture of the 21st century may not be the pinnacle of human evolution and achievement. --P Randall Cohan

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Time for a paradigm shift ! - Rated
The outlook of an aeronautics engineer on the Great Pyramid. The theory is complete and coherent, much more than any other previously proposed. All the features of the building fit in and make sense: the three chambers, the well shaft, the so-called "relieving chambers" which relieve nothing, the so-called "air shafts" which don't reach the outside, the antechamber and its puzzling portcullis system. The use of advanced machinery for the construction is made obvious by the thorough examination of several parts of the pyramid and their high level of precision, along with other artefacts in the Serapeum and the Cairo museum. The system advanced for generating energy is based on the research of specialists in several fields including Nikola Tesla, another engineer who was ahead of his time. Modern egyptology was born in the 19th century when no one could even imagine such thing as a power plant. Today the Egyptologists reluctantly admit there is no evidence that any original burying ever took place in a pyramid. It is time for a paradigm shift and "The Giza Power Plant" might be an significant part of the process.

Visit the Great Pyramid....... - Rated
I ordered this book as I was curious about the author's analysis and view of this amazing construction. I have been in the Great Pyramid, where I was fortunate in having access at dawn (before the site officially opened, so very still and quiet), and my sojourn in the King's Chamber was one of the most awesome, intense and incredible experiences of my life, an experience which I still reflect on. So subjectively & gut-feeling wise, this book is on to something!

A MASSIVE GENERATOR? - Rated
The author makes a good case for having solved the riddle of the purpose of the Great Pyramid. He claims the pyramid was a large acoustical device in which the technology of harmonic resonance was used to convert the earth's vibrational energies to microwave radiation. He demonstrates the fact that the chambers and passages in the pyramid were positioned with deliberate precision to optimise its acoustical properties. When the pyramid was vibrating in tune with the earth's pulse it became a coupled oscillator that could carry the transfer of power from the earth with little or no feedback, while the three smaller pyramids on the Giza plateau could have been used to help the Great Pyramid achieve the required resonance. The King's Chamber, built of igneous granite containing silicon quartz crystals, served as the power centre while the Queen's Chamber was used to generate hydrogen, the fuel that ran the plant. Certain artefacts reveal that the ancient Egyptians used advanced machining methods. The latest discoveries, including the door found in an airshaft by Gantenbrink's Upuaut robot, fits well into this power plant theory and the author also refers to the work of Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock. The text is illustrated with black and white drawings and photographs and it concludes with copious notes, a bibliography and an index. The book is well researched, well written and in my opinion the theory is plausible and ought to be investigated further.

An excellent,thought provoking book - Rated
This was one of those books i just couldn't put down.This touches on another book i have read but cannot remember the title of!!Obviously this book will be poo-poohed by scholars and historians alike but the fact of the matter is that the author has come up with more plausible ideas than currently offered by academics the world over.Why we automatically think of the pyramids as monuments will be a question you ask yourself after reading this.It has definitely opened up my eyes as to how and why these magnificent buildings might have been made and an insight as to our real technological history.A recommended buy.

It can help our modern progressive science to find ground - Rated
The book keeps pace with my recent findings in the area of fundamental physics: the oriented pyramid is a resonator of the Earth inerton waves, that is, the aether wind, which was elusive from scientists in the 19th and the beginning of 20th centuries. When Einstein proposed his very formal general relativity all studies, which touched the aether problems, were abandoned. However, today the inerton field is already revealed. The field influences objects in the same way as ultrasound. That is why I absolutely support Chris Dunn's theory: indeed, the Pyramid was constructed as a power plant that transduced the Earth vibrating energy into the electromagnetic energy. That is why the book is highly recommended to all thinking scientists, especially, physicists.