The Second Sphinx Still Has Its Cobra Crown

Jahannah James is back with a full breakdown of everything revealed at Filippo Biondi's press conference in Italy, and what has been announced is difficult to overstate: SAR scan data of the Giza plateau now shows a second Sphinx buried under a mound of sand on the opposite side of the pyramids from the original, facing the opposite direction, in a mathematically precise mirror position. The scan data has been processed through multiple AI systems including Google Gemini and Grok, which returned an 83 to 94 percent probability that the shape is a Sphinx-type monument and a 98 percent probability that the location is archaeologically significant. Proportional diagnostics found the Fibonacci sequence and the golden ratio in the facial geometry, matching the original Sphinx's canonical measurements. A 54 percent probability of a male face was returned alongside a 29 percent probability of female. The nemes headdress is visible in the scan data, and unlike the original Sphinx, which lost its serpent ornament at some point in history, the snake appears to still be attached on the second Sphinx. The proportional mismatch between head and body, one of the most discussed anomalies of the original Sphinx and a central argument in the theory that its head was recarved from something older, appears to be present in the second Sphinx as well, which either means the small-head design was intentional or that both monuments were reworked at the same time from the same original form. The Dream Stela, an inscription placed between the original Sphinx's paws during the New Kingdom, has always depicted two sphinxes facing away from each other, and archaeologists have long dismissed this as artistic rather than literal. The fact that the second Sphinx faces the opposite direction to the original gives that imagery a new weight. Excavation permission has been submitted to the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. The location is accessible, covered only by a sand mound deposited during 1920s excavations of nearby mastabas, and no significant dig infrastructure would be required. Everything now depends on whether the Egyptian government says yes. Subscribe and turn on notifications. New episodes come out every day. **CHAPTERS** 00:00 Introduction and the Bologna press conference 01:00 What the SAR scan data shows: cross-sectional slices and the Sphinx shape 05:30 AI analysis: Gemini, Grok, and the probability figures 06:30 The headdress, the snake, and the facial proportions 08:00 The small head problem and what it might mean for both sphinxes 09:00 Excavation permission and what digging would actually involve 11:00 The Dream Stela and what the second Sphinx does to that argument 13:00 The scan from above and the detached paw theory 15:00 The final renders and the clearest images yet 16:38 Closing thoughts and what comes next **TODAY'S HOST** Jahannah James — @FunnyOldeWorld **ABOUT** TTN News covers the cosmic history that shaped this planet, the deep human past still buried in the ground, and the disclosure story unfolding right now, with primary sources and the people doing the work. **FOLLOW TTN NEWS** [https://www.facebook.com/cosmicsummit] · [https://x.com/Cosmicsummitx] · [https://www.instagram.com/cosmicsummit2025/] · [https://thetitan.network/] #TTNNews #JahanahJames #SecondSphinx #FilippoBiondi #Giza #GizaPlateau #AncientEgypt #SAR #SecondSphinxGiza #DreamStela #Sphinx