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lets discuss the mathematics behind the pyramids.
>The position of the Great Pyramid is absolutely precise. It points North within 5 hundredths of a degree. Even in the 17th century, thousands of years after the Great Pyramid was built, they could not come close to that degree of accuracy.
>If you calculate the two prominent dimensions of the pyramid, you get the mathematical formula for Pi, one of the building blocks of science, mathematics and engineering. The half perimeter of the pyramid is the biggest horizontal visible dimension and its height is the biggest verticial invisible dimension.
>If you draw two circles, one inside, and one outside the base of the Great Pyramid. If you subtract the length of the inside circle from the length of the outside circle, you get the Speed of Light at 299,792458, this is the number in the pyramid: 299,79.. Also its coordinatesThe position of the Great Pyramid is absolutely precise.
>The distance between Nazca and Giza, equals the distance between Teotihuacan's Mayan Pyramids and Giza's Great Pyramids. The same can be said for the distance between Angkor Wat and Nazca, and the distance between Mohenjo Daro and Easter Island. The distance between Easter Island and Giza, is ten thousand times the Golden Ratio. The distance between Angkor Wat and Giza, multipled by the Golden Ratio, is the distance between Giza and Nazca, and the Giza-Nazca distance multiplied by the Golden Ratio equals the distance between the Nazca Lines and Angkor Wat.
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Irrefutable proof that they had more knowledge than we have going on with this civilization.. we could not accomplish anything anywhere near that scale to this day
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>>19266857
credible source or gtfo
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>>19266880
University of Washington math department?
https://sites.math.washington.edu/~greenber/PiPyr.html
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>>19266889
(((Greenberg)))
Nice try
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To be fair, the Great Pyramid wasn't the Egyptians first go at a pyramid. They had some impressive fuck-ups before hand.
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>>19266916
Not OP but stfu retard
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And here is another one. This one collapsed in on itself.
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>>19266889
Did you actually read that essay?
Because it explicitly states the approximation to pi is probably just a coincidence and there's nothing magical or super precise about the buildings themselves.
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>>19266857
Wouldn't continential drift cause the pyramids to shift around over time, causing coordinates and degree precision to change? Or is something happening within the next few decades?
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>>19267005
Like what exactly?
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what did it look like back in the day, it wasnt always a useless crumbling pile of rocks surely
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>>19266924
>>19266944
DELETE THIS
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>>19266857
>How can such degree of precision be cited when the pyramid is an enormous, nonuniform assembly of individual blocks?
>How can such degree of precision be cited when he position of Earth's magnetic poles fluctuate over time?
>The lack of what forgotten science prevented 17th century buildings from achieving comparable accuracy?
>Express fractions in lowest terms.
>What are "prominent dimensions"?
>The value of pi could satisfy an infinite number of formulas, you haven't provided the one you are citing, and this implies what exactly?
>What?
>Specify units...
>The position is precise with regard to what?
>Any distance is a multiple of the golden ratio in some arbitrary unit-system because it is a dimensionless ratio; if you are trying to make a point about whatever system you are working in, please elaborate.
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>>19266924
>>19266944
actually these are pyramids built by the Egyptians the 3 at Gaza are older and built before the Egyptians
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>>19266857
there are 365.24 cubits in the square base of the pyramid, or one 5 millionths of the earth's axis of rotation
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>>19267886
*500 millionths
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>>19266857
AAAAAAAAAAA RAM YOUR BIG PYRAMID IN MY ASS KING TUT SENPAI!!!
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>>19266857
post something about them we dont know, yes I know about the math surrounding it
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>From this point of view, the probability that the architect might choose that particular slope for at least one of the pyramids is actually rather high. It then becomes quite reasonable to believe that the relationship between &pi and the Great Pyramid is just an accidental consequence of their Mathematics.
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