At the Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) in Boulder in 2015, Suzanne presented a view of the Great Pyramid reflecting advanced energy technology, an edifice never intended as a tomb for the Pharaoh Khufu. Contrary to standard views, some researchers suggest it may have been a highly sophisticated machine, one that produced hydrogen and negative ions for multiple uses such as wireless energy production and communications.
Although there is little technology to equal it — past or present– the Great Pyramid has been compared to Nikola Tesla’s Wardenclyffe Tower for worldwide wireless energy that he proposed over a century ago but was never able to fully realize. Archaeological objects and royal tomb art also suggest ancient Egyptians developed methods to receive and redistribute this energy. They may have actually used sophisticated lighting techniques!
Suzanne has presented up-to-date, cutting-edge research and recent discoveries at the Giza Pyramids. This included a brief historical overview of the ancient Egyptians (or Khemitians) and a new chamber discovered in the middle of the Great Pyramid. Additional archaeological finds improved dating methods, and ancient wisdom teachings suggest the Egyptian and other ancient civilizations are far older and more advanced than previously thought. An increasing number of out-of-place artifacts (OOPart) also, reflect astonishing ages of ancient cultures and technology.
