Hans Wrote:
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> Spiros Wrote:
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> > First of all. If the G3 apex can see the G1
> apex,
> > this means that G1 apex can see the G3 apex.
>
> Why would anyone care about that? Any two
> structures built on a plain can see each other no
> matter where located - so what is the point?

If the 3rd pyramid is aligned with the other two then if you are in front of the 1st you cannot see the 3rd. Also if the 3rd pyramid was shorter you would not have been able to see the apex of G3 from the apex of G1.


> This
> > means that it would make sense to climb
> either
> > pyramid. Also, since G1 and G2 align to
> Heliopolis
> > this means that it would also make sense to
> climb
> > Khafre's pyramid to see Heliopolis in the
> > direction of the Khufu pyramid capstone.
>
> Why?
Because it is an easy way to determine the exact direction of Heliopolis. If you align yourself with G1 and G2 behind G2, on the ground then you cannot see Heliopolis, you have 2 huge pyramids blocking your view.