pyramid · granite apex cap = the isolated capstone collector (the highest point, where the strike lands) · rain-wetted shell flashover = during a storm the rain coats the smooth casing, so when lightning hits the apex it tracks down the four wet faces as a surface arc to the base (no buried metal required; any metal would have been the first thing looted), then spreads into the aquifer across the whole ~115 m footprint (an excellent earth electrode, R = 1/(2πσa) ≈ 2.8 mΩ), charging it; a ring spreads through the water as the charge arrives · subterranean chamber + pit = real central features (shown, but NOT the conduction path in this model — the strike enters the earth across the footprint, not via a shaft) · dark base slab = the basalt foundation (conductive ground plane, closes the DC loop) · small box = mercury coffer in the King's Chamber (sloshes) · gabled chamber below the KC = the Queen's Chamber (candidate n=4 ≈ 20.6 Hz resonator), on the central axis, linked to the Grand Gallery foot by a horizontal passage · stack above the KC = relieving chambers · inclined corridor = Grand Gallery · translucent block above the gallery = Big Void (n=5, 34 Hz resonator) · chevron-roofed void behind the north face = the North Face Corridor (≈9 m, ScanPyramids 2023; a structural void above the original entrance, not part of the energy chain) · small obelisks beside the houses = the endpoint tuners that harvest the broadcast (modeled separately) and feed each home · small houses (ring, to scale ≈9 m vs the 146 m pyramid) = the connected load; they light when powered (via their obelisk), go dark when the ground battery empties · violet apex glow = the sharpened point in continuous corona (point discharge) · green rings rising from the aquifer = the telluric ground loop (the dam-shunt DC the running MHD core chops) · cyan wavefronts expanding outward = the whole-device broadcast out. Chambers near true scale; coffer enlarged ~4× for visibility. Scroll to zoom.