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ARCHEOLOGIA EGIZIA – Straordinario video con le prime immagini 3D della piramide romboidale di Sneferu (SCAN PYRAMIDS PROJECT)

Posted on 6 May 2016

Piramide romboidale di Sneferu (Bent Pyramid)

Video in calce, in fondo alla pagina. Questi dati sono del 27 aprile scorso; presto verranno resi noti anche i risultati relativi alla Piramide di Cheope, la seconda delle quattro piramidi scelte per questo progetto di scansione termale e bombardamento con particelle cosmiche… muoni. Enjoy!

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humphries346 // 8 May 2016 at 11:00 //

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Rina Brundu (M.A. in Contemporary Languages and Literature) is a writer, a publisher and an independent researcher. She spent 15 years in multinational companies in a managerial capacity and as a technical consultant, and has dedicated 25 years to field research in the internal areas of Sardinia (Italy). Over the last decade she developed a strong interest in philosophical-scientific studies (with a focus on Quantum Physics), and has written several books dedicated to these areas of research. She also published the opera omnia of Italian linguist and glottologist Massimo Pittau (1921-2019), with whom she grew a long-term friendship. She currently resides in Ireland.