One Solution to the Four Channels of the Great Pyramid

The Great Pyramid contains 4 mysterious small shaft ‘channels’ within its superstructure. These channels connect the King’s Chamber to the pyramid exterior, yet never fully connected the Queen’s Chamber to the outside. No other Egyptian pyramid has such channels, and they have confounded explorers for thousands of years. This video looks at the full history of the channels, scrutinizes the most popular theories for their purpose, and reveals new evidence to finally bring resolution. But like every great discovery, the answer to this mystery brings with it even more interesting questions. -------------------- Join this channel to get access to livestreams: -------------------- Thanks to the Isida Project for many photos within the Great Pyramid: Special thanks to Valery Senmuth for quality photos of the King’s Chamber Northern Channel: @Senmuth Quotation Sources: Abd-Allatif Medecin Arabe De Bagdad; “Relation De L’Egypte” Par. M Silvestre De Sacy, Imperial Press Paris, 1810 p. 176 John & Morton Edgar “Gleanings from Glasgow” Portland Area Bible Students 2007 pp. 539-542 John & Morton Edgar “The Great Pyramid Passages” Bone & Hulley 1910. Reprinted by Portland Area Bible Students, 1988. Discourse from Morton Edgar pp. xii - xiii Mark Lehner “The Complete Pyramids” Thames & Hudson, 1997 p. 67 Mark Lehner & Zahi Hawass “Giza and the Pyramids: The Definitive History” University of Chicago Press, 2017 p. 163 John Shae Perring “The Pyramids of Gizeh: Part I. The Great Pyramid” London, 1839 p. 2 W. M. Flinders Petrie “The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh” Field & Tuer London, 1883 pp. 53, 67-68, 69 John Romer “The Great Pyramid: Ancient Egypt Revisited” University Press Cambridge, 2007 p. 527 Howard Vyse “Operations Carried On At The Pyramids of Gizeh in 1837 Vol. 1” London, 1840 p. 286 Soundbite Sources: “Into the Great Pyramid” National Geographic, 2002 “Legends of the Pharaohs: Part 4” Pernel Media, 2021 “The Pyramid of Sakura at Abusir: New Perspectives” Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities Head Office, Toronto 06/10/2023 Graphics Sources: Gilles Dormion “La chambre de Cheops” Librairie Artheme Fayard, 2004 John Shae Perring “The Pyramids of Gizeh: Part I. The Great Pyramid” London, 1839 W. M. Flinders Petrie “The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh” Field & Tuer London, 1883 Rudolf Gantenbrink “The Upuaut Project: Robot Journey Into the Past” 1993 Rudolf Gantenbrink “” */ “The Universe: Ancient Mysteries Solved” A&E Television, Season 7 Episode 2, 2014 “Missing 5,000-year-old piece of Great Pyramid puzzle discovered in cigar box in Aberdeen” “EXCLUSIVE: First Look Inside the Great Pyramid Queen’s Chamber Northern Shaft | Ancient Architects” “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” Warner Bros, 2004 Michael Haase “Randbetrachtungen Zu den Blockierungen der Schächte der mittleren Kammer der Cheops-Pyramide” Sokar 30, 2015 Ludwig Borchard “Das Grabdenkmal des Konigs Sahu-re Band: 1 Der Bau” Leipzig, 1910 “Scanning the Pyramids” HIP Institute, 2017 Anthony P. Sakovich “Explaining the Shafts in Khufu’s Pyramid at Giza” JARCE 42, 2005-2006 00:00 Introduction 1:42 History of exploration 3:44 Unplugging the channels 4:44 New closed channels 6:07 Measuring the channels 8:00 Channel mistakes 10:26 Star alignments 13:39 Pyramid interior climate 14:51 Copper pins 16:47 Constructing channels 18:06 Unfinished construction 22:00 Ventilation concepts 24:09 Channel block design 26:23 Stonework quality 27:54 Four channels to compare 28:41 Missing block 31:17 Credit in Egyptology 33:11 Ventilation criticisms 34:23 Channel chamber openings 37:02 Looking for solutions 41:38 Comparing channels