Though there are many theories about the destination of the Egyptian pyramids, the author of the monograph proposes a new and fundamental theory of their destination. To sustain his theory the author has used successfully his knowledge accumulated in the various fields of science, such as the Ancient Egypt history, archeology, meteorology, hieroglyphic script and laboratory modeling of the processes in the atmosphere. The author uses the available information about the humid climate in the Ancient Egypt history and clearly shows a real possibility of tornado generation in the historical past of this region.
The majestic and tremendous natural phenomenon, a tornado is characterized by a strong upward air flow, vertically towards the sky. According to the author, the Egyptians believed the tornado is a phenomenon that descends from the sky to take souls up to the heaven.
The Ancient Egyptians had studied the terrain type that could facilitate and provoke the tornado generation process in the atmosphere and created a building in the form of a pyramid which had performed two functions: a tomb and a tool which provided the pharaoh’s soul ascend to the sky, to the Egyptian sun-god and chief deity “Ra”.
The author clearly shows that artificial rock or white pyramid, in its original form generated a sharp temperature contrast with the arrangement: a cold center (pyramid) - a hot environment. The temperature difference contributed to formation of a specific cloud. The cloud of such shape together with other conditions necessary for tornado formation, plays an important role in the tornado total generation process. The monograph presents the original laboratory experiments sustaining the theory. The monograph presents the so-called pyramid text, where the author provides the hieroglyphic scripts made by the Ancient Egyptians, where the figures clearly demonstrate the sketch of initial phase of tornado generation near the picture of a pyramid.
The monograph is mainly based on fundamental scientific facts, historical data and laboratory findings. The monograph is accompanied with the prominent scientists reviews.
