00:00had flagged another anomaly behind the great chevron-shaped stones above the pyramid's
00:05original entrance on the north face. On the 2nd of March 2023, the team published its
00:11characterization in the journal Nature Communications. A quarter, nine meters long,
00:17and about two meters wide and tall, sealed behind the chevrons for four and a half millennia.
00:23And this time, the scientists got to peek inside. Through a natural joint between two limestone
00:29blocks, without drilling a single hole, they threaded a camera the width of a pencil,
00:34six millimeters across. And for the first time in modern history, human eyes saw
