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| August 31, 2009 07:03PM |
Don wrote
Thus we have 440 cubits (by consensus the agreed upon length of GP base) x's 20.618034 = 9071.934955 inches
Now interestingly when we divide the base of The GP by the circumference of the measuring wheel (see image below) [9071.934955 divided by 32.37680779] we get ...
...280.2 (actually we get 280.11 if we do not round off)
Seems to me this is the height of The Great Pyramid.
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Sorry Don this is not right!
If it is 9071.934955 ((inches)) divided by 32.37680779
Then your 280.2 is also inches and the GP is not 280.2 inches tall.
RLH
Thus we have 440 cubits (by consensus the agreed upon length of GP base) x's 20.618034 = 9071.934955 inches
Now interestingly when we divide the base of The GP by the circumference of the measuring wheel (see image below) [9071.934955 divided by 32.37680779] we get ...
...280.2 (actually we get 280.11 if we do not round off)
Seems to me this is the height of The Great Pyramid.
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Sorry Don this is not right!
If it is 9071.934955 ((inches)) divided by 32.37680779
Then your 280.2 is also inches and the GP is not 280.2 inches tall.
RLH
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