Stories from Giza · Egypt

A study using 37 sensors suggests that the Great Pyramid in Egypt has withstood for over 4,500 years due to vibrations that may have reduced earthquake damage. The findings were published on BytesEU.

Ancient builders constructed the Great Pyramid of Giza with features that made it nearly earthquake-proof. The construction methods employed have been analyzed for their seismic resilience.

Scientists have measured the interior of the Cheops pyramid, which has survived earthquakes for 4,600 years.

Japan has contributed more than half of the total construction cost for the Grand Egyptian Museum, estimated at approximately 150 billion yen. The museum features Japanese signage and is located in Giza. Egyptian tours are currently very popular, selling out quickly.

A group of Italian researchers has discovered an extensive network of hidden underground structures near the Egyptian Sphinx. The structures reach depths of approximately 1,200 meters.