THE GREAT PYRAMID The Great Pyramid is, internally and externally, geometrical in design. It is essentially a puzzle in every sense of the word, to be solved not by the Egyptologist but by the engineer. Merely exploring the structure will reveal nothing as regards to its true purpose. Knowledge of geometry and mathematics is essential to a correct understanding of its design. The Great Pyramid monumentalizes the relationship of the circle to the square, for its outer angle of 51 degrees, 51 minutes and 14 seconds is the pi angle. The vertical height of the pyramid bears the same ratio to its square base, as the radius of a circle bears to its circumference. In other words, the vertical height is equal to the radius of a circle whose circumference is the same as the perimeter of the square base. SITE: plottpalmtree/PlottPyramid.html
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