Egypt | Mysterious phenomenon discovered above the Giza Pyramids disrupts satellites

Arab Weather - Chinese astronomers have detected a strange phenomenon above the Giza Pyramids that caused a disruption in communication between satellites and GPS devices, raising questions about the causes of this phenomenon and its repercussions. According to the South China Morning Post, scientists discovered "plasma bubbles" above the Giza Pyramids in Egypt and the Midway Islands pyramids in the United States at the same time.

Plasma bubbles over the Giza pyramids

Plasma bubbles are described as large clusters of hot gas that form in the atmosphere as a result of natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions or solar storms, disrupting signals between satellites and navigation devices such as GPS. Scientists have been using the LARED radar, developed by the Institute of Geology and Geophysics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, to monitor these phenomena since last year. On August 27, the radar identified the largest cluster of plasma bubbles above the Giza area.

Thanks to radar signals, scientists were able to follow the movement of these bubbles in unprecedented detail. The radar is based on Hainan Island and covers a range of 9,600 kilometers from Hawaii to Libya. LaRid is unique in that it uses high-energy electromagnetic waves to detect targets beyond the horizon, as if combining three radars into one.

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