Tom Danley
2 archived appearances · 1997
AcousticsPyramidsAncient Technology
Tom Danley is an acoustic engineer and researcher recognized for his early studies of the sonic properties of the Great Pyramid of Giza, proposing that the ancient structure was designed with sophisticated acoustic principles to produce infrasonic resonances. On Art Bell's programs, his technical measurements inside the pyramid's chambers and his theories about ancient acoustic technology offered a compelling scientific dimension to the mysteries of Egyptian architecture.
On the air with Art · 2
Jul 25, 1997 · 3h 23m
Great Pyramid - Richard C. Hoagland & Tom Danley | Mars Imagery - Richard C. Hoagland, Marv Czarnik, & Ken Franklin
with Richard C. Hoagland, Marv Czarnik, Ken Franklin
Art Bell welcomes Richard C. Hoagland, Tom Danley, Marv Czarnik, and Ken Franklin for a packed evening spanning two continents and one planet. In the first hour, former NASA consultant and acoustic expert Tom Danley describes his firsthand exploration of secret tunneling above the King''s Chamber in the Great Pyrami...Nov 11, 1997 · 3h 29m
Egypt & Archaeology
with Boris Said
Art Bell welcomes documentary filmmaker Boris Said and sonic engineer Tom Danley for an exploration of acoustic mysteries within the Great Pyramid at Giza. Danley, a former NASA consultant who conducted sonic tests in the King's Chamber, reveals that several resonances of the sarcophagus and the room harmonically co...