The Spacedepth Model is presented as a novel theoretical framework designed to synthesize advanced ancient knowledge, particularly monumental architecture, with contemporary concepts in physics related to energy, vibration, and multi-dimensionality. This framework posits that certain ancient structures, most notably the Great Pyramid of Giza, were not primarily funerary monuments but rather sophisticated, highly engineered systems acting as resonant energy transducers. They were constructed based on a universal understanding of physics that predates modern science—the Spacedepth Paradigm.
