Joe Rogan Experience #2443 - Filippo Biondi

Introduction to Filippo Biondi's Pyramid Research00:01

Filippo Biondi leads research using satellite-based radar tomography to image structures under the Giza pyramids. The findings are controversial and, if accurate, rewrite human history. The team includes Corrado Malanga (head, chemistry professor at University of Pisa) and Armando Mei.

Filippo Biondi's Background00:30

Biondi is a telecommunications engineer, graduated from University of Lecce (south Italy, named after mathematician Ennio De Giorgi, who solved the 19th Hilbert problem one week before John Nash). Completed PhD at La Sapienza in Rome. Worked on radar and synthetic aperture radar for the Italian military and Italian Research Council in Bari (south Italy), including top-secret projects.

Satellite Radar Tomography Technology03:01

Technology uses radar on satellites (e.g., COSMO-SkyMed Italian system, Capella Space American satellites) orbiting at 600 km altitude, 7 km/s velocity. Captures snapshots of Earth, focuses using Doppler frequency from mechanical surface vibrations (vanishment waves) that carry underground information. Processes vibrations for tomographic inversion to image subsurface structures. Not direct penetration but entropy from surface.

Origin of Scans: Collaboration with Corrado Malanga

In 2018, Biondi met Malanga (studying pyramids). Malanga needed internal scans. Biondi proposed technique; first scans on Khufu pyramid (Great Pyramid) in 2019. Published peer-reviewed paper in 2020 on internal findings.