Each of these 43 beams weighs more than 50 tons and came from 500 miles away, near Aswan. Piled on top of the Kings Chamber is a vertical pressure of 200 feet of limestone. Granite is surrounded by a piezo-electric aura due to the matrix of quartz crystals, mica, and feldspar. When the Great Pyramid was built, the all-granite Kings Chamber was engineered into it for a definite purpose. The five layers of granite beams, and five layers of air between the layers of beams, must form a capacitor of permanent charge.
Limestone is mostly calcium carbonate.
It is possible that this piezo-electric effect assimilated calcium from the limestone and impregnated it into bodies in the Kings Chamber, at the same time removing the water from the body. The moisture would thus be dissipated and the dead body preserved indefinitely as it absorbed the calcium carbonate from which we make cement today. The Kings Chamber maintains a constant temperature of 68 degrees regardless of outside temperature extremes.