Geoffrey Drumm discusses his theories on the Great Pyramid of Giza and other ancient structures, suggesting they were chemical reactors rather than electricity generators. He proposes that the pyramids harnessed lightning to produce chemicals like sulfuric and hydrochloric acids, which were used for mining and agriculture. Drumm's research includes chemical analyses from sites like the Red Pyramid and the Giza Plateau, showing evidence of fulgurites and metal oxide staining. He also connects these structures to natural electric currents and their alignment with electromagnetic energy fields, suggesting a broader application of ancient physics and chemistry across various civilizations. Geoffrey Drumm discusses the construction of the Great Pyramid, highlighting the irregular core masonry contrasting with the precise exterior casing stones. He explains the use of ancient machines like the Hierapolis saw and arsenical bronze saw blades, powered by water wheels, for stone cutting. Drumm hypothesizes that the step pyramid at Saqqara was used for methane fermentation, while the Red Pyramid converted methane into ammonia. He also suggests the Bent Pyramid produced nitric acid. Drumm's research includes chemical analysis of pyramid structures, linking ancient techniques to modern chemical processes, and he invites others to join his tours in Egypt to explore these theories further.
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