Why is it that the Giza pyramids seem never to have had a mummy and have no paintings, hieroglyphs, etc. ? They just have an empty sarcophagus and no evidence of a mummy. The largest pyramid has several huge chambers and another chamber has recently been identified but not reached. It could be that they were built for another purpose than burial, but workers were conned into thinking that they were building tombs, but in fact were building either power plants or means of communication. The small shafts that reach to the surface were assumed to point to certain constellations for a mummy’s clear route to a home in the stars, but research has shown that two of them have remains of different chemical compounds which when combined with water (stored in the lowest chamber below ground water level) would have produced hydrogen for unknown use, probably power. Why else would a tomb be built with several huge empty chambers, linked by small ducts if the ducts weren’t for ventilation or a route for a mummy’s soul?
The speculation about communication is because granite has electro-magnetic properties that could have been used as a method of communication using quartz in the granite (see later paragraph).
An alternative theory is that empty stone sarcophagi here and elsewhere could be used for interstellar travel, they would act as time travel entry or arrival points for a live being in this dimension or to or from other dimensions for transfer of a soul.
If the pyramids were without any entrance, how did people enter them if they were not tombs, but some form of power station? Were pyramids used as power stations or for communication, entirely external activities not requiring any entrance?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pyramid_of_Giza
Another huge void has been found above right of the King's Chamber.
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