The Pyramids Were a Giant Chemical Factory

long story short, the overview of the function of the Egyptian pyramids are a series of

industrial scale chemical reactors, starting with the Step Pyramid, that was utilized

for the extraction of bedrock depal- deposits of methane. That methane was converted into ammonia

inside the Red Pyramid. The Bent Pyramid took that ammonia solution and converted it into urea,

a solid compound fertilizer. And then on the Giza Plateau, we have our metallurgy

and mining acid extraction chemical manufacturers, the Great Pyramid producing sulfuric

acid, and the Central Pyramid producing hydrochloric acid, and my work-in-progress

hypothesis for the final pyramid, the third pyramid, is that it was producing a basic solution