For years, people joked that the pyramids were just the tip of something much bigger.

For years, people joked that the pyramids were just the tip of something much bigger.

For years, people joked that the pyramids were just the tip of something much bigger. And now, in 2025, groundbreaking scans have uncovered something astonishing beneath the Khafre Pyramid—five multi-level structures, eight deep cylindrical wells plunging 648 meters, and two massive cube-shaped chambers stretching across 2 kilometers beneath the Giza Plateau.

This discovery, made using advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) tomography by researchers from the University of Pisa and the University of Strathclyde, is rewriting what we thought we knew about the pyramids. Some theories suggest that these underground structures could be remnants of an older, advanced civilization—or even part of a lost energy network, echoing Nikola Tesla’s speculations that the pyramids once harnessed natural energy.

Could this be proof that the Great Pyramids weren’t just tombs, but something far more sophisticated? And if so… what else might still be hidden beneath the sands of Egypt?