Pyramid hydraulic ram water pump 3/3

[MRSVISHOUS2012]

This is good ;)

[danielhonrade]

The best explanation I've ever heard! Congratulations! Most logical, practical use of the pyramid.

[kitarajumala]

This is it. Mainstream u listening ?

[ThisAintKyle]

Wow I have seen a lot of theories for the Pyramids but never one which seems to be as practical as this. Bravo!

[AllisonsHunt]

Okay, it requires a reverse plunger check valve where the drain pipe enters the Nile but how did you come to that conclusion? You should write a PhD dissertation with this (if you don't already have a PhD).

[zostedguy]

@AllisonsHunt came to that conclusion using topographical maps of the area. tube construction and dimensions, consistency of design from the really old granite artifacts around Giza & Abydos . . . it was a sliding hollow granite box within an enlarged rectangular tube that was lined with granite inlaid wear plates . . . consistency of design elements.

[RealityofThings]

Seems you cut it short. Why? was interesting

[zostedguy]

I made the video after talking with Kerry Cassidy on her radio show. It was 2:30am and was a bit sleepy.

It's really just the tip of the iceberg . . .

[bobfitz03]

Is there evidence of water wearing into the stone? Seems like there would be a lot of channels cut by the flows described.

[zostedguy]

Lot's of wear & tear!