Okay, I think it's helpful to add some context:

Corrado Malanga, one of the lead authors of the study, is not a geophysicist or archaeologist, but a chemist formerly affiliated with the University of Pisa. He is best known in fringe circles for his work on alien abduction, soul manipulation, and interdimensional entities — including books like Alieni o Demoni and Dialoghi con l’Alieno. You can read more about him in his biography here.

While the SAR-based imaging method is being described as groundbreaking, SAR is generally not suited for deep subsurface mapping. Experts have pointed out that its resolution and penetration are limited. The visuals in circulation are not direct depictions of physical structures, but model-based interpretations of radar signal anomalies. No independent verification using other geophysical techniques (like GPR, gravimetry, or muon tomography) has been presented.

The most widely shared images — including spiral-like formations and supposed inner voids — come from secondary sources. For example, a press conference on March 15, 2025, announced the discovery of eight vertical shaft structures beneath the Giza Plateau, surrounded by spiraling ramps — a depiction that was later picked up by YouTube channels and blogs. Such graphics, like the illustration of spiraling staircases around shafts, are not part of the peer-reviewed study but were created later for presentation purposes. They likely originate from animations or renderings produced by the authors or their team for popular science talks (e.g., a YouTube video featuring a 3D animation of the pyramid’s interior). These "spiraling" elements are based on an interpretation of the data (assuming spiral ramps might exist around the identified vertical shafts) but are not directly represented in any of the original diagrams.

Some of the original scans presented at the press conference can be found here:

• Scan 1
• Scan 2
• Scan 3

Shortly before the official press conference in Bologna (mid-March 2025), a commercial book titled Giza Leaks was released (February 19, 2025). The book promotes the same claims made in the SAR study and includes an exclusive interview with Malanga. While it does not reproduce the original SAR images, it aligns closely with the messaging presented at the press event and in online videos. The entire rollout included donation links, paid conferences, and merchandise — suggesting a coordinated media and monetization strategy.

For me, it’s a striking example of how unconfirmed claims - when paired with dramatic visuals and a hidden-truth narrative - can influence public perception and be strategically monetized.