Episode #370: Khafre Scans, Ancient Egypt, Giza Plateau - SnakeBros Live

Summary

This episode focuses on the SAR scans of the Giza Plateau, revealing new insights and controversies surrounding the data analysis. The hosts reflect on the implications of the technology presented by Biondi in a prior podcast. They express both excitement about the discoveries and skepticism regarding the interpretations made by researchers.

Key takeaways

• 1SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) technology applied to Giza Plateau scans
• 2Discussion of Biondi's insights from 'The Joe Rogan Experience'
• 3Concerns regarding the quality and analysis of data gathered
• 4Promising aspects of using SAR in archaeological contexts
• 5The need for careful interpretations of the scanning results

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Transcript excerpt

hey hey and welcome back ladies and gentlemen boys and girls angels and demons and monsters and serpents this is brothers of the serpent podcast and we are coming to you live from the 10 by 10 by 10 tangent cube of science where we are nestled amongst the dusty bones of an ancient seabed high atop the edwards plateau yet another live episode still working on catching up on our emails i swear we are gonna catch up to this year this year yeah we'll see about that also we um we are gonna talk about the beyond the interview with rogan yeah uh both of us went through that i have some ideas and thoughts about it kyle does as well we we were starting to discuss it last week but kyle was like let's hold off and uh you know make sure we listen to it i hadn't listened to it yet so i just finished it earlier today um so we are going to discuss that cheers cheers oh cheers your sip of smelling salts cheers snake force in the chat thank you guys for being there what's up and uh well should we do space weather news oh look at that so fast space weather news from space weather.com what is up in space we have a uh co-rotating interaction region because minor g1 class geomagnetic storms are possible on february 14th when a cir or co-rotating interaction region is expected to hit earth cirs are transition zones between fast and slow moving streams of solar wind they contain shock waves and enhanced magnetic fields that do a good job of sparking arctic auroras uh so the current conditions solar wind speed is 393.2 kilometers per second the density is uh seems high 3.54 protons...

Excerpt from Brothers of the Serpent, Feb 20, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.