cladking Wrote:
> But!!!!...
> ...WE weren't talking about the external ramp
> hypothesis but rather internal ramps that have
> been disproven by the recent testing. The
> temperature of the desert is irrelevant to the
> temperature high in or near the pyramid except to
> the degree it affects ambient temperature.

Actually you not only directly responded to my post, you directly quoted it...

Cladking wtrote; Jammer Wrote:
> Even if the ramps were still in place, the only
> way they would show up warmer that the immediate
> surface is friction from use; ie; multiple feet
> & dragging of weights...

cladking responded:
> You're misthinking this for no reason at all.
> Just picture standing inside one of these sloped
> ramps as it exists today.

& I was definitely speaking of external ramps, the same ramps which you claimed "didn't show a sloped line on the surface of the pyramid..."

If you are expecting infrared to penetrate & pick up a picture of internal ramps, you don't understand infrared or it's limits.

> "Infrared wavelengths also penetrate a few millimeters into skin..."

[en.wikipedia.org]

You seem to be expecting infrared to penetrate 3-10 meters of solid stone & show voids inside...