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ISHMAEL

August 22, 2001 10:29AM

<HTML>Observed Phenomena

A line drawn from the center points of all three primary mortuary temples at Giza "exactly matches" (within fractions of a degree and/or tens of feet) the distances and angles associated with the belt stars of Orion -- a constelation that has been tentatively linked with perhaps the principle Egyptian god of the dead.

Possible Explainations

1) The Mortuary Temple/Pyramid complex was intentionally matched to the constelation, either from the begining or at the time when the last component was added.

2) The Egyptians arranged the pyramids and temples on the basis of geology and resources only to accidentally produce this exacting relationship.

Conclusion

While holding off on drawing a conclusion at this time, of these two, one must acknowledge that the former is most likely. The odds of achieving a relationship of this degree by accident will always be less than those of achieving it by intent.

That doesn't mean it could not have occured by chance. Only that the odds are not in favour of this proposition.

Personally, while I await further evidence, I rationally infer "intent" until shown otherwise.

ISHMAEL</HTML>

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Subject	Author	Posted
Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 10:29AM
Re: Two Thesies	Jason	August 22, 2001 11:17AM
Re: Two Thesies	Katherine Reece	August 22, 2001 11:23AM
Re: Two Thesies	Jason	August 22, 2001 11:31AM
Re: Two Thesies	Claire	August 22, 2001 11:27AM
Re: Two Thesies	Jason	August 22, 2001 11:31AM
Re: Two Thesies	Claire	August 22, 2001 01:49PM
Re: Two Thesies	Katherine Reece	August 22, 2001 02:04PM
Re: Two Thesies	Claire	August 22, 2001 02:15PM
Re: Two Thesies	Katherine Reece	August 22, 2001 02:22PM
Statistical Analysis	Claire	August 22, 2001 02:41PM
Re: Statistical Analysis	Don Holeman	August 22, 2001 07:07PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 02:48PM
Re: Two Thesies	Claire	August 22, 2001 03:18PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 23, 2001 08:27AM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 02:16PM
Re: Two Thesies	Katherine Reece	August 22, 2001 02:20PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 23, 2001 10:37AM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 02:13PM
Re: Two Thesies	Claire	August 22, 2001 02:17PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 02:51PM
Re: Two Thesies	Katherine Reece	August 22, 2001 02:58PM
n/t	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 02:59PM
Re: Two Thesies	Derek Barnett	August 22, 2001 03:12PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 23, 2001 08:45AM
Double standard?	Derek Barnett	August 23, 2001 12:08PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 01:23PM
Re: Two Thesies	Katherine Reece	August 22, 2001 01:39PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 01:56PM
Re: Two Thesies	Claire	August 22, 2001 01:58PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 22, 2001 02:58PM
Re: Two Thesies	Claire	August 22, 2001 03:03PM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 23, 2001 08:30AM
Re: Two Thesies	Martin Stower	August 23, 2001 10:30AM
Re: Two Thesies	John Wall	August 23, 2001 05:15PM
Re: Two Thesies	John Wall	August 22, 2001 07:19PM
Re: Two Thesies	Mikey Brass	August 22, 2001 07:24PM
Re: Two Thesies	John Wall	August 23, 2001 05:15PM
Re: Two Thesies	Dave Moore	August 24, 2001 03:20AM
Re: Two Thesies	John Wall	August 24, 2001 05:28AM
Re: Two Thesies	Dave Moore	August 24, 2001 05:48AM
Re: Two Thesies	John Wall	August 24, 2001 05:51AM
Re: Two Thesies	Dave Moore	August 23, 2001 02:55AM
Re: Two Thesies	John Wall	August 23, 2001 06:02AM
Re: Two Thesies	ISHMAEL	August 23, 2001 08:46AM
Re: Two Thesies	John Wall	August 23, 2001 05:17PM
Re: Two Thesies	Stephen Tonkin	August 23, 2001 01:19AM
Re: Two Thesies	John Wall	August 23, 2001 06:02AM
Re: Two Theses	Stephen Tonkin	August 23, 2001 01:19AM
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