For the first time, 3D images of the structure inside the pyramid were revealed

By using 3D laser scanning, cosmic rays . Egyptian experts built the first multi-dimensional image of the structure inside the pyramid.

Deciphering the ancient Egyptian pyramid has always been the aim of archaeologists. Many documents have given information about the treasures, traps and secret tunnels that exist inside the pyramid. But the experts still wish to record the most realistic images of this mysterious period hidden in the pyramid.

Deciphering the Egyptian pyramid has always been the aim of archaeologists.

Recently, by using thermal induction technology, laser 3D scanning, the device detects "cosmic rays" - Egyptian and foreign experts have gradually shed light on the mystery of this ancient wonder. .

Specifically, the team used a device to detect "cosmic rays" to map the structure inside the 4,600-year-old Bent pyramid , located 40km (25 miles) south of Cairo and built by the Pharaoh. Sneferu.

Structure inside Bent pyramid.

To look deep inside the pyramid, the team placed an emulsion film inside the pyramid's lower chamber to capture "muons" - particles that exist in the atmosphere. After 40 days, these films will be collected and developed.

When the analysis was completed, the team had a complete map of the structure inside the pyramids.

The researchers had a complete map of the structure inside the pyramids.

Mehdi Tayoubi, chairman of the Institute of Heritage Conservation, said that the films placed inside the pyramids collect data on radiological particles called "muo n". "Muon" exists in the Earth's atmosphere, passing through gaps, which can be absorbed by large, thick rocks .

For the first time, the internal structures of a pyramid were revealed by muons. The images show that the pyramid's secret chamber is located about 18 meters deep. It has two entrances, leading to two small, stacked corridors.

The image shows that the pyramid's secret chamber is located about 18 meters deep.

It is known that this is not the first time scientists have tried to use muons to map inside the pyramids.

The internal structure of a pyramid has been revealed by muons.

Back in the 1960s, a scientist named Luis Alvarez used a similar technique to find the hidden chamber inside the Pyramid of Chephren Giza, but this technology was not sensitive enough to detect any details at the time. .

Experts are still collecting and soon announcing their findings in Egypt.