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A New Model of The Great Pyramid of Giza
as an Hydraulic and Electrosonic Energy Converter

by Correa, Paulo N. & Correa, Alexandra N.

Published in November 2027.     183 pages.

Aetherometric Theory of Synchronicity,Vol. 8

Monograph AS3-VIII.1

Price:   US $50

ABSTRACT The Correas present a speculative proposal regarding the possibility that the Great Pyramid and the Giza plateau might have been a power plant complex comprising:     1. A gravity-powered ram water pump that sustained a collector reservoir used to control both the floods and droughts of the Nile, and simultaneously functioned as a sonic ambipolar generator operating at a high voltage.     2. A sonoelectronic energy converter that captured the energy of the ram-generated high-pressure acoustic spikes (HPS) and stored it as the kinetic energy of massbound charges by either the split-capacitance or bridge rectifying methods.     3. An electric desalinator of both sodium and potassium chlorides that collected caustic soda or caustic potash for use as electrolytes in primary batteries and as fertilizers, while chlorinating the collected purified water.     4. An acoustic converter of low to high sound frequencies that were resonant with the ram impulses, and which acted as a step-up voltage-magnifying transformer. The authors further speculate that the tuned function of the Great Pyramid's ram was monitored by the acoustic resonances produced in some of the chambers of the other two pyramids of the Giza plateau. Further, that the same sono-ambipolar coupling might have also been established at Saqqara - and that rams may well have existed inside the pyramids of Cholula and Tiahuanaco.