194K views · 5K reactions | While exploring the story behind the Schist Disk at the Cairo Museum, I learned that the father of our guide had built a working replica of it. He directed sound waves into the disk, and a resonant pattern appeared that looked like the symbol of infinite energy! This story left me speechless! | Jahannah James | Facebook

71K views · 545 reactions | Known by several names Sabu Disk, Tri-Lobed Disk and the Schist disk is a delecte and unique item from the firt dynasty of ancient Egypt #travelgoals #myegypt #Egypt #thisisegypt #pyramids #egyptology #travelphotography #pyramidsofgiza #travelblog #traveltheworld #travelblogger #ancientegypt #2025goals #fblifestyle #sam_mayfair | Sam Mayfair | Facebook

5,000 year old machine part?! Just wait til you find out what happens when you spin it, nevermind trying to explain how the Schist disk was even made in the first place ⚙️ #interesting #theory #ancientegypt #history #mindblown #artifact For entertainment purposes only 👊 | Filip Zieba

4.2K views · 45 reactions | Have you ever heard of a schist disk? What do you think the purpose for this item was in ancient times? Interesting experiments that involved sound waves being launched at this disc found that when waves hit this while rotating it would create an infinity symbol of energy. | Cosmic Summit | Facebook

The Schist Disc, found in an ancient Egyptian grave, is a mysterious artifact that defies explanation. Roughly the size of a tractor wheel, its intricate design and central hole suggest it may have been part of a rotating mechanism, looking more like something out of a futuristic spaceship than an ancient tomb. Could this ancient artifact have had a technological purpose, or is it even a potential anti-gravitational device? | Cosmic Summit