Billy Carson discusses a developing and still unconfirmed claim that synthetic aperture radar scanning has detected evidence of a second Sphinx buried at the Giza Plateau. He credits the finding to scientist Filippo Biondi, whom he previously interviewed on his podcast, and explains that Biondi's SAR technology sends radar signals from satellites that can detect underground anomalies, shadows, and density differences without physical excavation. Billy is careful to note that the claim has not been confirmed through excavation and is not yet accepted within mainstream Egyptology, describing it instead as a provocative and still-developing hypothesis worth taking seriously. He frames the discovery as part of a broader pattern of citizen-driven disclosure occurring alongside, rather than through, official government or academic channels. Billy also mentions that he wrote the foreword to a book by Biondi's research partner Armando Mai and states he intends to visit the site of the claimed second Sphinx during a future trip to Egypt, inviting viewers to join him.
Topics: Second Sphinx, Filippo Biondi, Synthetic Aperture Radar, Giza Plateau
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