Pyramids Replace Tombs with Power Plants
The Egyptian civilization researcher Waseem El-Sissi made statements claiming that there are no mummies or inscriptions inside the pyramids, asserting instead that they are power generators, which sparked widespread controversy in Egypt. Egyptian archaeology experts responded to these claims, affirming that they are incorrect and lack scientific and historical evidence. They emphasized that the pyramids are royal tombs and that the presence of hieroglyphic writings confirms this, noting that they were built to safeguard the mummified bodies. Additionally, they pointed out that the Egyptians' construction of underground tombs in the Valley of the Kings was intended to reduce theft, and that the pyramids serve as burial sites for kings—not energy stations—based on archaeological and historical evidence.
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