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| January 14, 2008 09:38PM |
Many have queried the oddity in measure for the Queen’s chamber.
The Royal cubit length, derived from the King’s chamber, and the assumed 440 Rc pyramid base measure fail to produce an exact unit length; all chamber measures are slightly less than full units.
The secret to this chamber’s design is the circle having a set diameter of 11.00 Rc, the roof set at a 30.00 degrees angle coupled with the green circle, from there the balance of measures are easily attained.
Notice the approximate difference of 1.0 Rc between the two sets of linear measure.
Best.
Clive
The Royal cubit length, derived from the King’s chamber, and the assumed 440 Rc pyramid base measure fail to produce an exact unit length; all chamber measures are slightly less than full units.
The secret to this chamber’s design is the circle having a set diameter of 11.00 Rc, the roof set at a 30.00 degrees angle coupled with the green circle, from there the balance of measures are easily attained.
Notice the approximate difference of 1.0 Rc between the two sets of linear measure.
Best.
Clive
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Clive | January 14, 2008 09:38PM |
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Don Barone | January 14, 2008 10:56PM |
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Pistol | January 14, 2008 11:55PM |
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