Hermione Wrote:
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> cladking Wrote:
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> ...
> Hermione:
> > > Publication of infrared images here -
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> >
> [www.hip.institute],
> > > pg. 3 (although I couldn't download the
> images
> > > because of security warnings).
> >
> > Unfortunately there are no results published
> > anywhere at all.
> ...
>
> In what way is a published infrared image not a
> published result?

The published images comprise less than one tenth of one percent of the pyramid's surface and display only a single point in time. There is more than a thousand times more information and this data is continuous for months so even the tiniest anomalies will show up. He's allowed only two tiny snap shots of a huge surface that was intently imaged for many months. I predicted both of those anomalies but I have predicted many others as well and have little doubt more show up.

I believe the larger anomaly marks the spot the "Cool is the Crown Path" exits the pyramid and it very dramatically cold on a hot day in the spring.

A great deal of data has never been sought and the data from the thermal scans will tell us where to look next. "Science" is very much chasing anomaly and I believe this was equally true for the science that built the pyramids. We're at a standstill because the 2015 study hasn't even been released to Egyptologists. If they want good hypotheses they have to provide the data and chase the anomalies.

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Man fears the pyramid, time fears man.