Egypt's Khufur Pyramid 'Big Vacation'
Khufu Pyramid or Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt is one of the seventh wonders of the world. Researchers did not find the universal explanation of how the pyramid was built with huge stones in ancient times. Now that the mystery surrounding the pyramid is further intensified. Scientists have found a 'big spaces' inside the pyramid.
The 140 meters (460 ft) high Khufu pyramid is located in Giza on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt's capital. It was built between 2509 BC and 243 BC, during the rule of the pharaoh ruler Khufu. A researcher from Japan and France, studying this pyramid for two years, was a researcher. In this case, they use a technology called autograft, which can be understood and measured by the density of this rocky structure.
The Khufu Pyramid has three main cell walls. Apart from this, there are several routes to travel. The grand gallery's length is 47 meters, the height is 8 meters. Scientists have already found a small space in the north-end areas of the pyramid. The big gap in the distance is 30 meters in length.
Mehdi Tayoubi of the HIP Institute of Paris said, how the structure of the vacuum, yet they could not understand. He said, 'We are just convinced that the vacuum is in the Pyramid and it is heartwarming. Until we found it, we had no idea about its position. "But the vacant place does not want to say 'cellar' right now.
In this regard, the University of Cairo researcher Hani Helal said that the size of the vacuum cannot be ascertained for the reasons for it. Because it is so big that it was not made to comment to remove the pressure. He said, 'We are trying to understand the internal structure of the Pyramid and how it was created.'
