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Month: December 2006

Davidovits pyramid theory worldwide

The world press is commenting the study published by the French science magazine Science & Vie and the scientific paper released by the Journal of the American Ceramic Society , December 2006.

Here some links and excerpts from major English, American and German news papers

Materials Science: Concrete evidence

The scientific magazine NATURE, vol. 444, p. 793 (14 december 2006) writes in his News about the recent analysis on pyramid stones:

“Some of the massive blocks making up the great pyramids of Giza in Egypt (pictured) are not limestone, but a synthetic mix like concrete, argue materials scientists. The paper


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Zahi Hawass (Egypt) statement in the New York Times

It is obvious that, with his statement published on December 1, 2006, in the New York Times , Dr. Hawass, General Secretary of the Egyptian Antiquity Organisation, thought that the renowned material scientists, professors M. Barsoum, G. Hug and G. Demortier, had analyzed modern Portland cement concrete instead of the re-agglomerated (reconstituted) limestone, as claimed by Professor J. Davidovits.

This is a pure affront to the scientific integrity of these well known scholars. Will Zahi Hawass apologyse for his mistake and present his regrets? The future will tell, and I hope he’ll do it !!…
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Science & Vie publie 10 pages sur les géopolymères des Pyramides

Dans le numéro 1071, de décembre 2006, SCIENCE & VIE, publie un article de 10 pages dont le titre est : Pyramides en fausses pierres, la science persiste et signe, par Jean-Philippe Noel et Isabelle Bourdial.

Voici des extraits de cet article qui traite de la théorie de construction des pyramides à l’aide de pierre calcaire réagglomérée, reconstituée comme un béton, selon l’hypothèse du Professeur Joseph Davidovits, et des dernières analyses publiées par les Professeurs Michel Barsoum (Drexel Université, USA), Gilles Hug (ONERA – CNRS, France) et Guy Demortier (Facultés de Namur, Belgique) dans le journal scientifique de référence, Journal
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