Hans_lune Wrote:
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> molder Wrote:
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> > The 1/2 diagonal of the Great Pyramid contains
> > this number 311,04 in Royal cubits.
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> If you work at it and can use any fraction or
> measure you can fit any number into any structure.
> Here is a challenge can you design a structure
> that has NO 'encoded' numbers in it, in all known
> and imagined 'measuring systems' and no
> alignments with anything? Good Luck!


The problem is that were I to do this you would just say it was a co-incidence.

Sometimes the numbers do tell tell a story. Not sure why you always think it has to be a co-incidence.

Aw well not much has changed since I came on the internet 23 years ago. Major difference is that I no longer care what others think. Almost all of it is guess work but the numbers never lie.

One last time I will try to explain it. The Great Pyramid is a reflection of a very early design that used the square root of 3 and Pi, yes that is correct Pi !

It is a geometrical expression that took this mathematical number and the early Egyptians used what they had to explain it.

Thus the height was 5773.5 units. The base was 9068.996821 units. Not inches but units. simple mathematical units.

Thus the Ancient Egyptians divided by what they thought would fit a Royal Cubit nicely, 5773.5 was 280 Royal Cubits and 9068.996821 was 439.815 cubits .

It is the same design that gives us The Megalithic Yard

But I may as well try and Catch The Wind than try to make anyone on this board understand this.

Mathematical expression is sq rt of 3 x 2 x Pi or 10.882796185405307103564469545853

10.882796185405307103564469545853 / 4 = 2.7206990463513267758911173864632

or 5773.5026918962576450914878050196 x 2 x Pi = 36275.987284684357011881565152843 / 4 = 9068.9968211710892529703912882108

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"There is nothing as impenetrable as a closed mind"
and ..." if everything is a coincidence what is the point of studying or measuring or analyzing anything ?" db