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De Cordier says satellite scans suggest deep voids beneath Hawara

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published August 31, 2026 · Danny Jones Podcast · Explorer Blacklisted from Egypt for Publishing Lost Labyrinth Scans | Louis De Cordier
De Cordier says satellite scans suggest deep voids beneath Hawara
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Explorer Blacklisted from Egypt for Publishing Lost Labyrinth Scans | Louis De Cordier

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"It was like 2014 and another one in 2015 and they completely skipped the first 18 meters and this and the first one confformed like four layers underground at minus um 30 and then 60 around 80 and then 100 m deep uh enormous spaces."

Louis De Cordier claims satellite-based scans in 2014 and 2015 detected multiple layers of large underground spaces beneath Hawara, at depths of roughly 30m, 60m, 80m and 100m. He argues the findings warrant more intensive follow-up work, despite mainstream academic scepticism.

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Explorer Blacklisted from Egypt for Publishing Lost Labyrinth Scans | Louis De Cordier
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