Informative Speech: The Great Pyramid At Giza

Intro
Attention getter: The Great Pyramid at Giza is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, still standing.

5 million tons of stone, stacked 438 feet high, some 4,500 years ago, the Great Pyramid is the tallest and the largest of the Egyptian pyramids

The question arises, how was this pyramid built and why?

According to my audience analysis % of you said they were built by primitive hand tools, and % said of you believed that the pyramids primary function was as tombs for the kings.

Also, through my extensive studies I determined the Egyptians used electricity, electrochemistry, electromagnetics, hydrogeology, and physics to a considerable extent.

The myth that we advanced from a primitive state to an advanced state is simple false

Today I am going to prove to you, that the Egyptians were an advanced technological civilization compared even to today's standards, by their mind blowing feats of engineering and their extensive knowledge and use of electricity.

Body
I
The construction of the Great Pyramid is still a mystery and marvel to this day, there are seven major feats that archeologists still don’t understand.

First, they carried 130 granite blocks over 500 miles, each block weighed between 12 and 70 tons.

Second, the Great Pyramid contained three chambers. To reach these chambers a tunnel was carved perfectly horizontally straight through the rock.

Third, the builders worked with more than 2 million pieces of stone, all of different shapes and sizes. This makes accurate building much more difficult. In spite of this, the upper chamber is perfectly horizontal and vertical up to one

millimeter.

Fourth, the position of the Great Pyramid is absolutely precise; it points North within 5/100th of a degree, a feat the only modern engineers learned how to do.

Fifth, the great pyramid actual has eight sides, making even more complicated. (Advance Slide)

Sixth, they worked at speed, Egyptologist only think it took 20 years to build. There are over 2 million blocks in the pyramid. If they worked 12 hours shifts, 356 days a year, they would have to quarry, carve, lift and fit one block every two and a half minutes.

Finally, Since the Egyptians didn’t have iron or steel, the Seventh Wonder of the World was built with copper chisels, stone mallets, and hemp ropes.

So, some 4,500 years ago, when the rest of the planet was still wondering in animal skins,
paved an area the size of 6 football fields piled high as to a 42 story building,
drove a narrow 300-foot-long passage perfectly horizontal through the rock,
fitted the stone in the inner chamber with exact precision
built the outside with 8 sides instead of four and made it earthquake proof
lined it up precisely with magnetic North
And got the hole job done in 20 years using only these using only these (Advance Slide)

The construction of the pyramids is so miraculous so astonish we have to wonder is it even possible?

Egyptologists insist it took 20 years to build the Great Pyramid for the Emperor Cheops tomb, but what if the pyramids had another function? If we decide that it was impossible to build the Great Pyramid in 20 years, we have to think the unthinkable.

Let's look at the electricity used in Egypt. (Advance Slide)

II

No suet was found in the interior of the pyramid. How would they have light to see. Also the Lighthouse of Alexandria is further proof of the use of electricity. The lighthouse burnt 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The energy required to fuel the light could only be done by an electric current.

The Great Pyramid was used as an ancient electric generator that supplied wireless electricity to all of Egypt.

The Great pyramid has insulating and conductive properties much like an electric wire does (Advance Slide), and the Pyramid also shows electric generating properties.

First the Great Pyramid was built with white Tufa limestone covering the outside. White Tufa limestone is an excellent insulator. Insulation prevents the electric current from escaping.

Second, the stone blocks used in the interior contains some crystal and metal, also the inside shafts are lined with granite, a conductive property. Examples of conductive material are copper, gold and most metals. (Advance Slide)

Third, underneath the pyramids are aquifers, which are water passage ways, this water runs through the limestone which generates a significant charge. This is known as physio-electricity.

The electric current generated at the bottom of the pyramid is then transmitted to the top of the pyramid. Some have speculated that there was a golden top to the pyramid, since gold is an excellent conductor and there seems to be a missing top to the pyramid.

This golden top transferred negative ions to the ionosphere.

An identical object was built in modern times; this is known as a Tesla coil.

Nicola Tesla was successful in generator an electric current from an aquifer, and discharging negative ions into the air, able to light a light bulb sitting 100 feet away.

The Great Pyramid was not only used as tombs, but for the purpose of generating electricity.

Conclusion
The Egyptian pyramids are the only standing Seven Wonders of the Ancient World left standing.

The modern belief that the Egyptians were a primitive, poorly advanced raced who relied sole on copper chisels and stone mallets are wrong.

The construction of the great Pyramid questions the very history we learned in school.

According to the spectacular but mystifying construction of the Great Pyramid and their extensive use of