The entire operation of the Great Pyramid of Khufu, was centered on the composite impactor that was endlessly moving up and down into the central wooden Djed caisson that run ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 23 The true meaning of the Osiris beds is about replicating the impactor's composite design by placing Osiris inside some kind of brick

21/09/2025 à 06:38 par Bruno Coursol

Statuette of Osiris at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/545802 THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Study written by Bruno COURSOL (January 2021 to September 2025) Section C • The ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 24 How Osiris, despite being ‘inert', 'asleep' and 'lethargic’ fought Seth and Apep because he is nothing other than a dead weight

21/09/2025 à 06:38 par Bruno Coursol

Egyptians didn’t only proved themselves masters in science, technology and medicine, they were also great masters in the beautiful art of encryption and the use of metaphoric constructions. Here, nothing ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 25 Falcon god Horus is the glorification of the Great Pyramid's impactor speeding inside the Djed caisson, like a falcon on the attack

21/09/2025 à 06:38 par Bruno Coursol

This representation of Horus as a falcon standing onto some kind of enigmatic pedestal is directly referring to the true nature of Horus: the composite impactor of the Great Pyramid, ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 26 Horus the Elder (Greek Apollo) is the Great Pyramid's impactor painstakingly hauled back to the top of the Gallery, like an elderly

21/09/2025 à 06:38 par Bruno Coursol

On the left is Apollo (‘Apolenos’), the Greek god who has been identified by historians with Egyptian god Horus the Elder, the god who was the glorification of the impactor ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 27 Seth and the twin-horn bollard: why Horus and Seth didn’t fight each other because they were actually bound together

21/09/2025 à 06:37 par Bruno Coursol

King Ramses III, flanked by the formidable gods Horus (falcon-headed, on the left) and Seth (on the right, with unnatural big and square-tipped ears), at the Cairo Museum. Photograph by ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 28 The four shining Sons of Horus skate blades

21/09/2025 à 06:37 par Bruno Coursol

We’ve already seen some of the metaphoric glorifications that have been made of the skate runners of the impactor of the Great Pyramid of Khufu, and in particular their deification ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 29 The Anubis and Wepwawet levitating sleds

21/09/2025 à 06:36 par Bruno Coursol

Anubis and Wepwawet are two complementary glorifications of the sleds used by ancient Egyptians, whether it was for the transport of heavy loads on land or to operate the composite ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 30 Why was Anubis Lord of the nine Bows, and what's truly about the Opening of the mouth

21/09/2025 à 06:36 par Bruno Coursol

Because Anubis, god of mummification is the glorification of sleds used by ancient Egyptians, either in their own transportation system in association with hollow guide rails, either on the impactor ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 31 How the impactor, sliding onto its four skate blades inside wet hollow guide rails just like it was a crocodile, was glorified into Sobek

21/09/2025 à 06:36 par Bruno Coursol

Ancient Egyptians not only mastered science and technology like no other civilization before but they also mastered to the perfection the process that allowed them to glorify every single aspect ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 32 Why did Tree goddess Isis have to extract the wooden coffin where Osiris was trapped from the hollow trunk of the pillar of Djed

21/09/2025 à 06:36 par Bruno Coursol

If Tree goddess Isis is here represented as being physically part of the sacred Tree, it only is because Isis is the glorification of the hauling ropes that were operated ...
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 33 The central Djed caisson of the Great Pyramid was made of wooden frame girdles sewn with linen ropes, as for sewn boats

21/09/2025 à 06:36 par Bruno Coursol

“Carpenter Murat Tosun, one of Osman Erkurt trusted assistants, tighten the ligatures of a "sewn" planking of a conjectural reconstruction of Cycladic boats, in Osman Erkurt's workshop”. Photograph by Piero ...
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The Pyramids of the Cold

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 22 The Great Pyramid's composite impactor: the Osiris weight in the wooden vessel Ra

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 23 The true meaning of the Osiris beds is about replicating the impactor's composite design by placing Osiris inside some kind of brick

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 24 How Osiris, despite being ‘inert', 'asleep' and 'lethargic’ fought Seth and Apep because he is nothing other than a dead weight

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 25 Falcon god Horus is the glorification of the Great Pyramid's impactor speeding inside the Djed caisson, like a falcon on the attack

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 26 Horus the Elder (Greek Apollo) is the Great Pyramid's impactor painstakingly hauled back to the top of the Gallery, like an elderly

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 27 Seth and the twin-horn bollard: why Horus and Seth didn’t fight each other because they were actually bound together

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 28 The four shining Sons of Horus skate blades

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 29 The Anubis and Wepwawet levitating sleds

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 30 Why was Anubis Lord of the nine Bows, and what's truly about the Opening of the mouth

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 31 How the impactor, sliding onto its four skate blades inside wet hollow guide rails just like it was a crocodile, was glorified into Sobek

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 32 Why did Tree goddess Isis have to extract the wooden coffin where Osiris was trapped from the hollow trunk of the pillar of Djed

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 33 The central Djed caisson of the Great Pyramid was made of wooden frame girdles sewn with linen ropes, as for sewn boats