New Theory Unveils Egyptian Pyramid Construction Mystery

Indian-American Rajan Hooda, PhD., a former McKinsey consultant and current CEO of Alpha Capital Partners, presents a revolutionary theory solving the age-old puzzle of Egyptian pyramid construction. His research, spanning over 50 years, challenges traditional ideas with the "Theory of The Conjoint Solution and The Shrinking Dual L Notch Ramps."

Dr. Hooda's theory, supported by Dr. Daniel Antoine from the British Museum, suggests pyramids were built using "L Notch Ramps," integrated notches within stone layers. These facilitated stone transport across 210 layers, leaving no visible traces of ramps. The theory explains design compromises, like smaller upper stones necessary for "Shrinking Ramps."

A comprehensive understanding emerges through eight interlocking components, unraveling a 4,500-year-old mystery by combining simplicity, efficiency, and methodical innovation.