Edgar Oliver Chase

Grasping ancient megalithic technology requires thinking outside the box. In the first year of six in the US Naval Submarine Service, Dr. Chase studied advanced electronics and missile systems (rocket science), easily equivalent to a multidisciplinary science degree. After naval service, he received his BA in Philosophy from Pennsylvania State University (1979).

This combination of science and philosophy provided the necessary background to realize his astounding discoveries in the Great Pyramid. Archeology would have been an impediment since the pyramid was an electromagnetic, and acoustic device, not a tomb.

Later, because Philosophy proved monetarily marginal, he acquired his Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine from the International Institute of Chinese Medicine (1993). He then spent 27 years practicing as a Doctor of Oriental Medicine till his retirement in 2020. A Zen meditation practitioner for over 45 years, he lives in a small country home in the wilds of Eastern Virginia with his garden, blueberry patch, and surrounded by all manner of wildlife, recollecting his times in Egypt.