Left image : Kneeling statuette of King Amasis from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New-York. The nozzle produced a fog of microdroplets (the Dendera Light) that would naturally evaporate and cool the air inside the passage, most probably close to 5☌ (41☏). On these images, the element that Horus is holding, is the fog nozzle of the horizontal evaporative cooling passage of the Great Pyramid of Khufu. ![]() What pharaoh Amasis is proudly showing to us, is the proof, the demonstration that he was successfully able to master the "magical" chemical manufacturing of sodium carbonate (the purest mineral form of natron) and sodium bicarbonate. The broken Eye of Horus is a metaphor of 80 years of failure in the mastering of this process, that ended up with broken discs of Sabu into pieces. It represents the disc of Sabu, inserted inside a Solvay counterflow reaction chamber that needed to be cooled down to complete the Solvay process cycles. ![]() The Wedjat Eye of Horus (œil Oudjat) is an ancient Egyptian religious representation of the Falcon Headed god of the Sky Horus.
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