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The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt Zecharia Sitchin
Publisher: Harper

What level of technology did the ancient Egyptians possess? Despite the mostly mythical notions about these Pyramids in Giza, Egypt being used for the tombs of Kings, the truth is they were the power plants of the ancient world. 21 Responses to Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt – Giza Power Plant Theory. To vše vyústilo v publikování knihy The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt v roce 1998. Chris publikoval mnoho článků a jeho práce je používána hojně i jinými badateli. Your Price: $11.00- The Giza Power Plant : Technologies of Ancient Egypt. (This show originally aired on Paranormal 101 on BlogTalkRadio). Your Price: $12.24- The Giza Power Plant : Technologies of Ancient Egypt. The first Great Pyramid of Giza (Khufu) was probably a nuclear power plant… “To quote Alan This entry was tagged Ancient Egypt, Ancient Technology, paranormal, power plant, powerplant, Proof, pyramid, supernatural. Eduard Decordobes says: May 18, 2013 at 10:00 pm. GE and its consortium partner, The 9FA Gas Turbines are equipped with GE's advanced dry low NOx (DLN) combustion technology to support lower emissions at Giza North and Banha power plants. Yes, Pyramids, were power plants of Ancient Egypt. 1 He did not use an external source of electricity for this, and even applied wireless power transmission technology. THE PYRAMIDS OF EGYPT WERE GIANT POWER PLANTS GENERATING ELECTRICITY. The Giza Power Plant & The Lost Tech of Ancient Egypt with Christopher Dunn. GE has signed contracts totaling $300m to supply six gas turbines and associated services to the Egyptian Electricity Holding Company for two new combined-cycle power plants near Cairo that will support Egypt's rapidly growing energy needs. Remains left from ancient Egypt, the Mayans and the Sumerians indicate that branches of science such as electricity, electrochemistry, electromagnetics, metallurgy, hydrogeology, medicine, chemistry and physics were used to a considerable extent.