Rudolf Gantenbrink's UPUAUT PROJECT Website
Doug Weller
is officially on line.
To quote :from the home page
This web site contains a complete scientific report about
the investigation of the so-called "air shafts"
inside the Great Pyramid of Cheops, and all related additional information.
It includes a set of 4 extremely detailed CAD drawings,
27 explanatory graphics and 61 original photos.
It is at http://www.cheops.org/
Covered on this web site are:
THE UPUAUT STORY
THE FINDINGS
CYBER DRAWINGS
THE MYSTERY
THE ROBOTS
THE TEAM
THE FUTURE
PUBLICATIONS
RECOMMENDED LINKS
This is a fascinating web site, both for its subject matter and the
methodolgy used to allow people to examine the CAD drawings. Great recommended
links, too (hm, my gosh, one of them is to my site - thanks, Rudolf!).
--
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Andy
Doug Weller wrote in message ...
>Rudolf has told me that as of 5pm today his new web site
>is officially on line.
>
>To quote :from the home page
>
>This web site contains a complete scientific report about
>the investigation of the so-called "air shafts"
>inside the Great Pyramid of Cheops, and all related additional information.
>It includes a set of 4 extremely detailed CAD drawings,
>27 explanatory graphics and 61 original photos.
>
>It is at http://www.cheops.org/
>
>Covered on this web site are:
> THE UPUAUT STORY
> THE FINDINGS
> CYBER DRAWINGS
> THE MYSTERY
> THE ROBOTS
> THE TEAM
> THE FUTURE
> PUBLICATIONS
> RECOMMENDED LINKS
>
> This is a fascinating web site, both for its subject matter and the
>methodolgy used to allow people to examine the CAD drawings. Great
recommended
>links, too (hm, my gosh, one of them is to my site - thanks, Rudolf!).
Excellent site. A bit slow to download but this could be due to heavy
traffic? Well worth checking out.
Zarniwoop
Z
Andy <an...@anomaliesinc.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
news:7hcsqf$uvi$1...@news8.svr.pol.co.uk...
Andy
recommend taking a look. Anybody know if they are 'downloadable' ie. is it
possible to store them on a hard drive?
Zarniwoop wrote in message <7hct0b$egt$1...@news6.svr.pol.co.uk>...
Zarniwoop
Normally you just right click on them and select copy and then paste into a
folder on your hard drive.
Z
Andy <an...@anomaliesinc.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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Andy
Zarniwoop wrote in message <7hflhr$b9p$1...@news6.svr.pol.co.uk>...
>Andy,
>
>Normally you just right click on them and select copy and then paste into a
>folder on your hard drive.
>
>Z
Thanks Z.
Andy
Doug Weller wrote in message ...
>Rudolf has told me that as of 5pm today his new web site
>is officially on line.
>
>To quote :from the home page
>
>This web site contains a complete scientific report about
>the investigation of the so-called "air shafts"
>inside the Great Pyramid of Cheops, and all related additional information.
>It includes a set of 4 extremely detailed CAD drawings,
>27 explanatory graphics and 61 original photos.
>
>It is at http://www.cheops.org/
>
>Covered on this web site are:
> THE UPUAUT STORY
> THE FINDINGS
> CYBER DRAWINGS
> THE MYSTERY
> THE ROBOTS
> THE TEAM
> THE FUTURE
> PUBLICATIONS
> RECOMMENDED LINKS
>
> This is a fascinating web site, both for its subject matter and the
>methodolgy used to allow people to examine the CAD drawings. Great
recommended
>links, too (hm, my gosh, one of them is to my site - thanks, Rudolf!).
>
Check out the postings to Egypt News on 'The Daily Grail' site linked from
Gantenbrink's site for some interesting reading.........
Martin Stower
>
> Rudolf has told me that as of 5pm today his new web site
> is officially on line.
>
> To quote :from the home page
>
> This web site contains a complete scientific report about
> the investigation of the so-called "air shafts"
> inside the Great Pyramid of Cheops, and all related additional information.
> It includes a set of 4 extremely detailed CAD drawings,
> 27 explanatory graphics and 61 original photos.
>
> It is at http://www.cheops.org/
Interesting that a displaced side block in one of the photos reveals a
red mason's line, similar to those in the relieving chambers and
elsewhere - typical of ancient Egyptian practice.
Martin Stower
