chamber. While it was once common for archeologists to tunnel into research sites, excavations at the historic Giza buildings are now strictly regulated to preserve their historical and structural integrity.

"I think this void [has been] hidden since the construction of the pyramid," Tayoubi said. "It is not accessible. We needed to have this new technique, the right technique at the right time, to be able to identify and discover it."

The tantalizing research is the fruit of the international collective ScanPyramids, launched on October 25, 2015, by the Faculty of Engineering of Cairo and the HIP Institute. In the wake of studies that used advanced muon detectors to map out sensitive areas, from the Fukushima nuclear meltdown site to active volcanoes, the ScanPyramids team sought to adapt this technologydid all the interviews before the very last one, the home interview, the last one they do before they send you to Quantico for the real FBI stuff and that's when it ended."

Tim Hauck, safeties

"When I went to college, the plan was to be a high school teacher and a high school football coach and that was basically following in my father's footsteps. That was the way I was headed. My dad (Robert Sr.) was a 30-year coach at Sweetgrass County High School in Montana. He was my mentor and my idol and I tried to replicate him as much as I could. I happened to have a long professional playing career and then had the thought along the way that I would go right into coaching, and