Help support the podcast by visiting our sponsors: mybookie.ag - Use Code DJP when depositing $50 or more bit.ly/AmericanHartfordGold - Use link for up to $5k in free silver on first order OUTLINE: 00:00 - Chris Dunn's background in engineering & aerospace 12:41 - Designing jet engines 17:30 - Aerospace Engineers perspective on Ancient Egyptian articacts 19:58 - Using high powered lazers to build stealth fighter jets 23:19 - Evidence the Romans were stealing stones from the pyramids 26:13 - Who assigned the official timeline for the building of the Great Pyramid 29:00 - Writing the Giza Power Plant 31:27 - Reverse-engineering the Great Pyramid of Giza 44:00 - The Great Pyramid is a solid-state electron harvester 50:51 - First time inside the pyramids 55:47 - Rudolph Gantenbrink 57:43 - Pyramid wave-guides plated with gold 01:01:43 - Resonance inside the King's chamber 01:10:09 - How the sub terrainian chamber vibrates the Pyramid; Tesla's Earthquake Machine 01:20:35 - Nasa physicist Friedman Freund's study of earthquake lights 01:54:26 - Why it would cost $25 Billion to restore the Great Pyramid 02:04:52 - Egyptologists reaction to Chris powerplant theory 02:15:04 - The young students in Egypt dismiss the Pyramid 'Tomb Theory' 02:19:12 - Scorch marks in the Grande Gallery; Evidence for a hydrogen explosion in the Kinds Chamber

Danny: “Can you explain to me what it’s doing” Chris: “Right now, it’s just sitting there” 😂

❗2 engineers slowly walked the Great Pyramid perimeter in silence, one MIT, the other Renssalear, completed, looked at each other, my Dad and I burst out laughing ! NO WAY those people as described built it, NO WAY that's a tomb, my very conservative Dad (NASA) saying it's obviously an electrical energy system of some kind, probably gold on the peak ? the structure had to be clad in something, an insulator..needed conductivity, there's water running beneath it, a river, an aquifer, a system of them, guarantee it, he said. 1973. I'm 77, nothing recently conjectured known at the time. It was obvious to us both

For over 40 years I worked as an electrician on many different projects. I have worked with at least hundreds of engineers. They were all excellent men and women who were good to work with. I have always enjoyed their common sense and logic at working through problems. Chris Dunn reminds me of many of the men I knew and worked with.

“The Key to Unlock The Universe. Energy,Frequency and Vibration.” It never leaves my consciousness

Chris Dunn's presentation on the precision of Ancient Egyptian Statues changed the way I view history forever.

I could listen to experts talk about ancient tech and speculate and theorize about the subject ALL DAY LONG!! Can’t get enough. Fascinating…

After years of seeing intelligent men and women like this gentleman, I am one hundred percent convinced our taught history is absolute rubbish.

I love that Cris's humour and witty comments just went completely over Danny's head 😂

It’s amazing? Mr. Dunn became a brilliant machinist, engineer and author without spending one day in college. It’s almost like someone can learn a particular skill much quicker by actually working in said field. It also eliminates the crushing debt a young person saddles themselves with at the start of their working life.

Danny is taking the torch. I feel like Rogan is out of touch from what we’ve been discovering here, based on the last Graham Hancock episode.

He is the last of his generation where you could start working at 15, drop out of school and work as an engineer and tool maker without a college degree. You can see his wheels turning while he speaks.

I loved everything about this, especially Mr Dunn finally doing what everybody else have not up to this point by appealing to Egyptian pride to freaking finally have a proper look at the pyramid and take it out of Hawass hands. Saying Egyptians didn't build it was never the way. What he said, "People attacking Hancock and me are building their own funeral pile and will get burnt to the ground" LOL pure gold, nothing on this earth compares to the Great Pyramid, it is time to let real science take a proper look without the bunch of egotistical, brainwashed, and closed-minded archaeologists looking over its shoulder.

Imagine if engineering was treated as an apprenticeship starting from a teenagers formative years where they can receive a massive amount of mentorship, and close quarters coaching & instruction, rather than getting drilled with tons of useless academic theory that is force fed to 18-19 year olds who “think” they know math & science until they get steam rolled (literally), and all morale crushed by graduation. That was mine & my classmates experience going through it, it’s sad because it often kills the desire to continue on in the field after graduation.

"What is a lathe?" is a good summary of the state of the western man

Chris Dunn for over two hours?? Gotta drop a like just so i can follow up later. His first two books have a permanent place on one of my top shelves

Mr Dunn, you’re quite a national treasure. Thank you for your enlightening work.

I've had the opportunity to weld on a small piece of Hastelloy-X before, in welding school. Super expensive metal. Our teacher ran an Aerospace parts manufacturing, and had a small batch of blem washer-shaped pieces, that were made with the wrong size hole, that were made of Hastelloy-X, only about 10/1000s of an inch thick. For the advanced class, he had us come to his shop, and had us try to weld on some of these with an inverter welder. I welded the tiniest bead you've ever seen along the ridge of that washer, with the welder set at 5 amps, using a filler wire that was barely thicker than a human hair. Most difficult weld I've ever done, first few mm's were crap, but after that i actually made a perfect little bead around about half of it. Afterwards, I was told that the material i used, that little quarter-sized piece of Hastelloy-X, was worth over $500. So when Chris is talking about working with Hastelloy-X, realize that he's talking about working with material that's more valuable than gold. If he was MACHINING Hastelloy-X, then he was working with probably millions of dollars worth of material on a regular basis, and people don't trust people with millions of dollars of material unless they are F*CKING MASTERS.

I would love to watch a debate with an engineer vs archeologist debating the construction techniques used on the pyramids

Its so impressive how patient Chris Dunn was with this kid who doesn't know enough about engineering to do this interview.

“I landed in New York on the 9th May 1969”, “so you came to the US in 1968”. I’m only a few minutes in and I can see Chris looking at you thinking “how thick is this guy”

Hey mate I'm a machinist CNC in north central Indiana I make titanium hips knees shoulders etc. Great job explaining machining to a non tradesman. I'm USW too. Steelworkers all the way bro!

Chris Dunn is one of the smartest engineers I've ever listened to. I started reading the Giza powerplant years ago but life got in the way. I need to go back and re-read it.

Danny needs to raise his game: “What’s a lathe?”

His Northern humour has remained intact despite leaving the UK in 69…Top lad!

Engineer Chris Dunn is absolutely SOLID. He also reminds me of having William Shatner aboard. 🖖✨

Every day we get closer to uncovering the truth of our past, and I can't thank you enough for being a part of that.

Thanks for having Chris’s Dunn on. Been a huge fan for some time. Stephen Mehler would be a great guest too if he’s up to it.

Mind bogling, I am left bewildering by everything I heard in this marathon-interview.Great job Chris and Dann.Can't wait for part two.

Danny is gonna F around & become an ancient history podcast 😂

I love the mic drop moment where Dunn looks at Danny after the earthquake stress videos on electricity with granite. I get upset when I can’t find my keys. Now I have to wonder how many times mankind forgot how to build seismic electrical mega machines!

Chris Dunn is exceedingly likeable

Danny is a great interviewer. I have watched him interview a variety of people from different backgrounds. He is always knowledgeable and well read. How can he possibly know every thing about all these different fields. He obviously prepares before hand.

This guy gives the vibe that he knows much more than he’s letting on. Absolutely amazing guest

Don't forget the ancient Egyptians (or Khmetians) called the Great Pyramid "the house of fire", which the Greek translated to Pyramid. "Fire in the middle", from Pyros (fire) and Midos (middle).

Danny... Joe... A few others are all great teachers to so many of us. The way they ask questions and bring out the knowledge of the guest is truly amazing. Thanks guys for your service

Continually amazed at Danny’s grasp on very basic concepts & things he should know / should have researched before turning the camera on. The conversation can’t get interesting with Danny constantly interrupting to ask tangential questions & explanations 🤦‍♂️… read a book my dude.

That's for sure, as an industrial designer from a family of machinists, it's frustrating seeing things that the experts can't even fathom, because their expertise is in history.

My favorite engineer I’ve been watching his work for years. Thank you.

Tesla's "earthquake machine" was a product of him attempting to build an electric oscillating engine. The failure led him to design the standard induction motor that operates in a spinning motion instead of a linear motion.

Started his career at only 22 yrs old with the highest recommendation as a professionally certified journeyman lathes man with personalized working knowledge in the most complex and exotic alloys, various metals & their workable tolerances... Amazing..

When he was alone in the pyramid, he looked back and shouted: AZIZ, LIGHTS!

Thanks For inviting Mr.Dunn! I read his first book! Amazing! I must buy his 2nd book! Great interview! Ohio😊

Excellent interview, thanks Chris and Danny! “Few things in this world are more predictable than the reaction of conventional minds to unconventional ideas.” - John Anthony West

So glad this dude is alive doing what he loves, fascinating stuff.

Served my time as a fitter/turner 1967 to 1973. 4 pound 50 for a 40 hour week. Skills I learnt were so valuable to me in my life.

I've said for years. Frequency is everything!

This was absolutely fascinating. Nice work fellas and thanks

Excellent interview; nice to hear from Chris Dunn after so many years, he always brings sober reasoning to the table, and I look forward to reading his newest book.

No clue what a wave guide was. This man explained it, with BRILLIANT graphic assist, in literal seconds. ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE. Fundamental principle, BAM! WOOO!

Danny says “ What’s a lathe? “ says a lot!.

Just to add a little: The Castles all over were power plants based on similar tech used in the Pyramids. As were the Starfort's of the previous era.

Listening to Dunn explaining a lathe to Danny while I'm running a lathe right now is weird lol

I've travelled back and forth to Egypt off and on for nearly fifty years studying the great place, even learned Arabic well enough to converse. What I've managed to learn from studying the Pyramids is that they were already ancient artifacts at the inception of the Dynastic Egyptians. WE (talking about we present homo sapiens) have absolutely no clue or idea of the What, Why, When How or Who concerning these artifacts' origins and method of construction. All we know for certain is that technologically speaking, they were more advanced then than we are now. That's the real truth that we scientists know for certain. They were so much more mathematically, cosmologically and astronomically beyond us that all we can do is admit that we weren't the first technologically advanced civilization, and that these as well as many other artifacts found around our planet, are irrevocable, indisputable proof of that fact that no investigative archeologist or engineer can deny.

Love most of your interviews that I have recently discovered. I'm an 82 year old woman (still very flexible and doing yoga). So I lived through everything this man talked about regarding JFK, RFK and MLK. Interesting they all end in K. By the time he finished with MLK's assassination, I was in tears reliving all of this stuff. It was a very disruptive and painful time. I can remember where I was when these happened, plus the Cuban Missile Crisis. "Seven Days in May" was a great movie. Watch it if you can. This was a great interview. Interesting book. "JFK: The Smoking Gun" by Colin McClaren. It's an interesting take on the shot that killed Kennedy.

This is the most incredible 2 hours & 27 minutes I've ever had on You Tube - thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you so much Danny Jones & Chris Dunn. Looking forward to Part 2.

haha I love when Chris looks at you after you ask him a funny question like " You trolling me right now Danny?" lol took a few days to watch this gonna start part 2 right now!

Danny "What's a lathe ?" . Lmfao. I feel old

First they laugh then "maybe" then "We knew it all along."

I have the highest respect for Chris Dunn. A brilliant man and fact driven analysis that is foundational to answering the most important questions of our times. 🙏

Can't wait for part two. The new age "historical archaeologists" are amazing, driving us in a new direction never thought of before in any scientific value. With every new tiny bit of info, I'm more and more convinced it's a rational conclusion that we've been scientifically advanced before and almost completely wiped out. Can't even imagine the horrors our ancestors went through and had to survive.

I know a gentleman who was involved in manufacturing time keeping and gyros for the space program from way down under in Australia. Amazingly mostly done in a small garden shed with hand tools. Chris identification of the requirement for precision being the reason for its existence is an extremely wise take. You do not manufacture to such levels of precision unless it’s required or economically makes sense.

Machining is the fundamental practice of making wood and metal. Experts in machining have a very innovative and creative mind. Most of them go on to become mechanical engineers, go into electrical because of automation and control systems. Something very special about the mind of machinists. They can see solutions, in their head to a problem. Seems simple but when you are dealing with complex systems it’s seems impossible.

With all due respect, I believe the reason the host, Danny, was asking what a lathe is, as well as other questions that some deemed to be too simple, is because he was thinking of his listening audience and asking on behalf of those who might not know what a lathe is or much about the advanced subjects that were brought up. He was being considerate towards his audience, a quality of a good interviewer. How is this not obvious?

As an aerospace machinist myself it really is hard to state how spectacularly well made those vases are.

Thanks for this, absolutely love Chris Dunn's work and he's a funny chap also. His Brothers of the Serpent interview is so good also.

Brother Dunn is sharp! These two episodes have been enlightening.

This is not a podcast, it’s a SHOW. Podcasts are podcasts, they’re not linear on one topic, they are natural conversations while people hang out with each other and shoot the shit. Yes you can have very intresting things come out of podcasts but the format of a podcast and a show like this are 2 totally separate forms of entertainment.

Nice to see a legend like Christopher on the show, fantastic love this guy.

33:48 I remember the razor blade times - my dad cut out a pyramid shape from paper and laid the razor blade under in I think 1/3 of its height and supposedly it helped to keep the edge sharp... the good ole von Däniken days! 🤠

Chris Dunn knows more. I get shivers .... I knew as a young kid that they were for a far greater purporse.

As someone who grew up in northwest England, it is crazy to hear his accent consistently switching from American to different variations of a Lancashire accent

The one thing I don’t understand is of the great pyramid was a power plant, why do the other two pyramids alongside it, which are just as impressive as the Khufu pyramid, have such drastically different interiors? They seem to have a different purpose

Danny: 'What's a lathe? Astronaut backpack? You didn't know?

Chris Dunns a legend! No way he’s from working class from Manchester with that accent though😂

There's a difference between having a skill gained through experience, and being able ro articulate that experience so an unskilled person can grasp an understanding for themselves.... Ie, doing and teaching are both skills into themselves and it's apparent when someone is only skilled in the doing part.

My dad worked for Perkin Elmer in Santa Ana Ca. in 1968. I am finding out more and more about some of the dark projects my old man worked on including Boeing Dyna-Soar shuttle craft and Hughes Satellite projects.

Chris Dunn reminds me of Albert Finney in the movie Big Fish. Almost talks the same, looks the same. Great episode though. Your choice of guests are exactly who I want to listen to.

Chris Dunn is a legend - gotta love this man! Sharp dry wit and incredibly insightful Thanks for this amazing interview

There's so many things it could have been built to be. A giant sensor, to pickup signals, a lightning collector and battery, a water pump. More of it needs to been searched to help find the answers.

What i liked about this guy's story is that I too was a machinest in Illinois, not too far from his area, in fact. And i became an electrical engineer later. And it's equally interesting how we both seem to share this identical interest in the pyramid power plant. Though, his analysis is off the charts in that regard.

I think Chris Dunn is spot on the money. He’s hit the nail on the head with regards to what the pyramids are.

Fun fact the dull blade being sharpened also happens when placed inside an orgone energy accumulator, Wilhelm Reich who created and studied orgone energy accumulators and generators did lors of research on what he called orgone energy and surprisingly if you look up what orgone generators look like it’s very similar to the pyramids and it also involves quartz which is very abundant in the granite used in the Giza pyramids

It's so great to hear the new generation of Egyptologists are willing to take on these theories without dismissing them.. Leaving the stubborn and selfish old fellas that are holding back the secrets to die off. The next generation will finally access the truths to the Pyramids because those who are guarding the old beliefs are going to Die soon! Brilliant!

Tesla believed the Pyramids were power generating machines

I imagine that static electricity must have been all the rage in ancient times. Anybody who knew how to generate it and reproduce it on demand would've been considered a wizard or magician. A glass rod rubbed with a silk scarf would've been considered a magic wand, as it would've delivered an intriguing spark in the dark and/or a potent shock to anybody it touched.

Imagination, intuition, perception, reason are all equally as important as engineer thinking to solve this lovely mystery.

I am a Vermonter, born here. My grandfather worked 42 years for simmons precision, then Hercules, then the last na,me change was Aerospace.Vergennes Vermont, or panton vt.They made "space shuttle" part's. If I could only tell you the metal I saw,or whatever it was,and stories galore

Looking at the diagram makes me think of the inner ear...like the 'thing' at the bottom as 3 little bones, with Eustachian tube going out to equalize pressure at that particular point. He helps me think about it in 3d.

I am.a long time fan of Chris - I hope his health gets a bit better - so this is going to be good!!! Great channel this has become and Danny you have grown a lot!!!!

35 years ago when we were building our house, the election that was installing the wiring, did something I have never forgotten. He had a shop light mounted on a rod of some sort, and stuck the rod in the ground and lit the light bulb. It was not solar or rechargeable it just an incandescent lightbulb in a socket mounted and wired to a pole. He claimed the energy was feeding through the ground from our temporary power cable from our pole to a junction box that was sitting on the ground. I said how can that be safe for us walking around, he said it was low level power, only enough to feed the lightbulb.👀

This is like danny is having a conversation with his grandad 😂

This is Fantastic, Dunn is the real deal and the best interview Ive seen. I hope we get some theories about Capstones, and the crystals/salts in the Queens Chamber

Supporting Danny and his successful podcast is a good thing. I am just going to be brutally honest here: this interview sucked. Danny’s naïveté and inability to ask the rignt questions is painfully apparent. I think Chris Dunn and his ideas are super interesting, I just don’t think Danny was “qualified” for this one. Leave this one to Rogan. So many Rogan haters and I think that’s ridiculous. Joe is incredibly well rounded and don’t say things like “Danny is taking the torch.” Rogan built an empire and inspired an entire culture of podcasters. so many amazing guests and wild, captivating interviews. I read a comment on this thread saying Danny is taking a risk by having Chris Dunn on and I couldn’t agree more. This one made me cringe and it was painful to get through. I would be willing to bet Chris Dunn was uncomfortable for much of it.

Ffs even i know what a lathe is and i consider myself genuinely stupid...

I love this guy, its not my first look at his theories of his. I have seen him a number of times before. Including at South American sites. But the question that flashed in my mind, was on the columns like the ones in the light bulb thing where there isnt enough air to burn torches for light. I cant remember what they called those columns but there is one holding the end of that bulb devise. Perhaps Mr. dunns resonaters were those type of columns. They are a column with rings around them. Mr. Dunn is in my view the type of person I want to hear from, because he is smart enough to keep his mind open to possibilities we dont understand and is not afraid to be proven wrong and then to look in other directions for answers. That is a trait that our best scientists dont possess.

Danny...What a lovely, lovely interview that you did with this dear thoughtful, may l say, humble man. Chris has said at a fairly recent conference that he had survived a couple of life threatening illnesses and one can see that they slowed him down. You gave him time to ponder, the way older people do. You brought out, with such youthful exuberance and yet such respect his wealth of ideas, Chris really enjoyed sharing his depth of knowledge and love of his life's work with you. You nearly brought me to tears. Sometimes these types of interviews are plodding, but l could see the glimmer in Chris' eyes. I know we will never find out who built the pyramids but the wonder is, who in this world thought of designing these enormous edifices and that they were going emit energy. These ancient peoples were obviously astonishing.The pyramids never stop amazing me. I am an 82 yr old Canadian grandma and l started this journey from age 15 with Emanuel Velikofksy, to Erich von Daniken and on, and on and still the more artifacts are found, the more there are!! Thanks for this!!

About the Pyramid razor blade sharpener, Remember, in the '70s we are probably talking about the chrome plated, zinc cast double edged safety razor. 2 years of Chemistry taught me that 2 dissimilar metals + water and you have a battery. One metal collects the electrons and corrodes. The corrosion forms on points and edges first. Just remove the blade from the razor and dry it and you have stopped the corrosion process. My blades last for months without actually using the plastic pyramid. Typically, pyramids don't work well unless aligned to true North to work anyway or so it was claimed.

1:25:30 maybe not everybody learned this but i definitely remember learning about all the different rock types in 6th grade. i kind of had second hand embarassement when this question was asked

I do agree with Dunn and respect his work fully, but I also think these things where chemical plants, I’d really love to see Dunn and the guy from “The land of Chem” collaborate. I forgot his name, I just found his channel but the evidence he presents (hands on) is very interesting