Pyramid at Giza, Gas expansion chamber - SOLVED

[1Bee]

Matter transfer, Jay-ell....

Anyhoo, that's nonsense. It's the pyramid itself that's the space ship - the void is where they kept the diLithium crystals. After the unfortunate event involving a cult of thieves in Bast-masks in c. 2270BC (origin of the much-repeated phrase, "the cat's got the diLithium crystals, Cap'n!") the pyramidal space transport has been without propulsion.

Obviously.

[Lumpy]

^^^^^^^^^so it was you who nicked the instruction book for the Tardis then.

I agree with 1Bee. As a devout watcher of Stargate etc everybody knows that the pyramids are just waiting for the overlord and Ja'far to turn up and fly them off.

[no_akira]

This bit of my theory is gonna blow your minds



This is a methane molecule CH4 represented in plastercine by molecular weight 1H:6C

(x4 9g balls / 54g ball)

Its has the exact same dimensions as the Pyramid at Giza

So not only did the Egyptians understand Hydrolysis, electricity they also understood basic chemistry.

Basically the Pyramid at Giza was built by a chemist from the future who thought "How can I send a message to the future illustrating our knowledge.

Cue Twilight zone music...."Come with me on a journey into another dimension...."

Oh another thing, "Eye of Horus" is "Flemings left hand rule for motors"

Also all their "electric blue" pottery & jewellery you will find fluoresces under the high UV lamps that lit their most sacred temples due to the crude metal being used as a filament.

[Bill Door]

Unfortunately the CH4 molecule doesn't quite look like that as there is about 109 degrees between each H and the carbon at the centre. I am afraid you have allowed one of your balls to drop. Did you allow for the void within your carbon?

I have wondered that if the authorities allowed the diggers to access the void would there be another bang? Also if they get there, there is no longer a void as it will just be the outside inside, if you see what I mean.

Bill

[1Bee]

...I am afraid you have allowed one of your balls to drop.

*dying

*attempting laughter-related resuscitation.

[Lumpy]

As the Egyptians wore wigs, besides understanding hydrolysis they must have practised electrolysis as all they all seemed to have such shiney heads.

If the void (how big are we talking about here?) was built as a combustion chamber could it be just another complicated trap for grave robbers e.g gass them or if they persist on digging blow the little bluggers up?

[no_akira]

The evidence just keeps on stacking up



So here is your liver & offal "chopper & mixer" or rotor as it is called in the chemical industry when mixing reagents.

This is a carved-out-of-sand-stone version that would have been used as a template in the "Lost wax" casting process using Copper and then the edges would have been sharpened.

That is a classic lumpy mixture churner & chopper

[Greenleaves]

Are you suggesting the Egyptians also taught us about sintering

Of course the combustion could have been caused by by the exothermic reaction caused by linseed oil used in the embalming process

[no_akira]

Sintering ? is that a ceramic pottery term ?

But now that you mention "Linseed oil", i've been needing a long chain fat with lots of carbon and Hydrogen molecules to add to the Hydrolysing mix to somehow make the CH4 part of the reaction, H20 (water) + O2 + heat and methane

Scorpion fluoresce a very similar colour under UV light to the blue Faience colour of the egyptian amulet objects, is this just coincidence...

[Lumpy]

OK I give up..................................no more understandie.

p.s I am not a classic Lumpy that has been churned and chopped.................I am an unique Lumpy that bumps and grinds...........

[Miss Mousetrousers]

Perhaps the void was used as a giant heating system when linseed oil was combined with natron to produce a smokeless fuel. It could also have resulted from the embalming process when methanol is oxidised with a catalyst such as silver to create formaldehyde. As this is acidic in nature, over the years what was simply a small hole (or whatever) gradually enlarged due to the erosion of the natural granite stones used in the construction of the pyramid. Granite has a coarse-grained structure and, though hard in nature, it can become permeable through cracks and fractures if present, and deteriorates in the presence of acids by hydrolysis. I rest my case.

[Potstubsdustbins]

OK, OK I have finally worked this thread out....

That VC person has organised a 'Nutter of the Year' competition and this is the warm up phase.

Must say it is going well, some very worthy contestants

[veggiechicken]

Nothing to do with me, Potty. I don't understand a word of it and have given up trying.

[rary]

Same here, I am going to check out what Miss Mousetrousers has said, now where did I put that dictionary?

[rary]

Same here, I am going to check out what Miss Mousetrousers has said, now where did I put that dictionary?