Filippo Biondi & Armando Mei: The Khafre Pyramid Project

Earth Ancients

Cliff Dunning

Society & Culture, Social Sciences, Science

4.4 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2025

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

In March 2025, the world was stunned.
Headlines across the globe reported that a team of Italian researchers had detected massive underground structures beneath Egypt’s iconic Pyramids of Giza. Utilizing a combination of synthetic aperture radar (SAR), acoustic data from the Earth’s surface, and AI-enhanced geospatial analysis, the team—known as The Khafre Project—has uncovered what some are calling a lost subterranean city, hidden for millennia.

The Khafre Project recently made international headlines with the announcement that a combination of cutting-edge sensing technologies—including synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and acoustical data—have revealed massive, unexplored structures lying deep beneath the Giza Plateau. Described as potentially "city-sized," the subterranean formations have stirred excitement and debate across scientific, archaeological, and alternative history circles.

“We understand the value this moment holds,” said Armando Mei. “We are working diligently to ensure the information we reveal at Cosmic Summit is not only significant but genuinely compelling.

Dr. Fillipo Biondi
Aerospace Engineer | Remote Sensing & Geospatial Analyst
With extensive experience in advanced radar processing and satellite-based sensing systems, Dr. Biondi applies aerospace technologies to terrestrial analysis—leading to discoveries previously invisible to archaeology.

Armando Mei
Egyptologist | Author | Independent Historical Researcher
A researcher known for investigating ancient Egyptian mysteries with fresh eyes and a deep respect for ancient texts. Mei brings a cross-disciplinary approach to one of the most enigmatic regions on Earth.

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0:00.0	I'm
0:02.0	Missed Mourriol I'm Yeah, it's Fourth of July weekend, and I am, and you are celebrating if you live in the United States.
0:52.6	This is our document of freedom from England.
0:57.1	And it is a special time to be an American.
1:00.7	We think of what has happened, what is going to happen,
1:04.0	and how great it is to live in this country.
1:06.9	I love the United States.
1:09.6	And I appreciate it a lot.
1:12.2	Hey, this is Cliff, your host of Earth Agents, and we have really a special edition.
1:21.3	We have the team behind the Kauffrey Pyramid Project that used this new unique satellite imagery or satellite
1:33.2	scanning tech known as SAR, Synthetic aperture radar. And we've had a number of different
1:42.0	interpretations by people who are outside of the scientific team.
1:46.9	But today we have Felipe Biondi, who is the technician, the SAR technology specialist,
1:56.6	who actually requisitioned the satellite, this geological satellite, and tweak the scanning
2:06.4	tech and scan the pyramids and scan the geese plateau.
2:13.9	And there's been so much debate about the actual imagery that has been brought back and discussed.
2:24.0	People are saying they can't pass into the ground.
2:27.3	It's not truly piercing the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, Capri Pyramid. I'm glad to get them on the program because in 2022,
2:35.8	uh, they did the Kufu pyramid and all these unique rooms and shafts and passages
2:45.4	were detected.
2:47.3	And the Egyptological community immediately denied that this was valid without even checking.
2:55.1	And so we have Felipe today and we have Armando May.
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