Hi all ...

I have racked my brain for the reason the Ancient builders chose 39.37 as a base unit at Giza and I think I have discovered the reason. I knew it had to do with distances in our solar system and especially Mercury and The Earth. Firstly Egypt was a Sun worshiping religion and I suspect that they would worship and take note of the day they were closest to their God and that would be January 4th of any given year. And since the evidence seems to be mounting that Giza is in fact an astronomical text book it would seem they also chose the average distance of Mercury from the sun in relationship to this closest distance of Earth to the sun as their base measurement.

so here is the solution:

Closest distance of Earth to The Sun God Ra = 147.09 million kilometers

Average or semi major axis of Mercury = 57.91 million kilometers

147.09 / 57.91 = 2.5399 or reciprocal is .393705

I am sure Clive Ross' work on G3 in regards to Mercury and Mars is now as correct as he could get. So just how did the Ancient builders know that Mercury's average distance from their Sun God was .3937 of The Earth's closest approach to Ra ? ... Well at this point I am not quite sure and am open for suggestions.

What one also has to take note of here is that there are 2.54 centimeters in an inch or .3937 inches in a centimeter and it is for this reason (and others) that I am convinced that all our measurements be they metric, English or ancient Egyptian are inter related and are all ratios found in the heavens.

AS ABOVE ... SO BELOW has never been truer.

Please note all measurements taken from NASA's data !!! [nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov]

Best regards
Don Barone

"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



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 10/25/2009 06:48AM by Ahatmose.