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

They did it with some kind of strange lost magic that did not require technology and yet no Egyptian writings describe how such magic would work. Ancient Egyptian Technology & Advanced Engineering. There was another ancient Fascinating. Join David Hatcher Childress in Egypt where he meets up with British engineer Christopher Dunn. Since then I have been overwhelmed by the response to the power plant theory. Christopher Dunn has done some remarkable research, published in his book 'The Giza Power Plant', where he hypothesises that the Great Pyramid was built as a reaction chamber producing hydrogen to produce electrical power. The reviews have been nothing short of i. It will leave you with many questions, but also put the power of Earth, and potential energy in perspective. After that landmark article, Dunn went on to publish many articles expanding his theory until he published the breakthrough book, The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt. They look like natural mountains, but they could have been used as power plants to energize the craft. To do my research, I took notes on such books as The Giza Prophecy, The Giza Power Plant, and Lost Technologies of the Ancients. Why do you think that out of any of the multiple coutries that colonized Africa , that they never created any large scale industrial plants? Book: The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt. 27 Sep ' Finally Dunn explains his theory of the Giza Power Plant and his view that the pyramids at Giza were originally part of a plan to “drive the earth into harmony. He has Of course it is the UFO cover-up that is at the heart of the world-wide disinformation campaign to discredit any reports of contact with extraterrestrials and any evidence of technology on Earth that would indicate an alien presence. This master engineer shows how the Great Pyramid possibly created a harmonic resonance with the Earth, permitting this crystal edifice to change the Earth's. The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt was published in August 1998. That all changed after, 1) the Great Sphinx redating controversy caught Egyptologists off guard and, 2) the impact of Chris Dunn's book The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt at the end of the last decade. Mainstream archeologists maintain that the ancient Egyptians had only primitive tools.