The Great Pyramid of Giza is the largest power station on Earth and was also its tallest man-made structure for 3400 years. Scientists used an atomic subparticle called a muon to reveal and precisely model a series of voids and passages that work as conduits and baffles to amplify the telluric waves emanating from Africa's Great Rift (the tectonic boundary that created the Red Sea and the Great Horn of Africa) and beam them into space. A hieroglyphic panel within an obscure section of the Khufu's tomb conveys the only reference to the pyramid's true function, which is to manifest the ancient occult axiom As above, So below. In the pictograph, a pilgrim asks, "Why does the pyramid aim its spearhead at the heavens?" and the sage answers, "If I told you, I'd have to kill you."