The Great Pyramid

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THE GREAT PYRAMID
The Last of the Seven Ancient Wonders

Each side of the Great Pyramid measures approximately 230 metres, which means to walk around it once, you would cover over 920 metres. It covers 5.3 hectares, or 15 acres. It was attributed to the Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu, to whom the Greeks referred to as Cheops.

For an accurate rundown of all the specifics for this massive edifice, see http://www.unmuseum.org/kpyramid.htm.

What is clear of this structure is that its purpose is unknown, and the way in which it was built is also unknown. What IS known is that from what we know of the people attributed with building it, a certainty is that no matter what orthodox archaeologists say, as yet there is no conceivable way that the people of the time could have constructed this monument with the technology that they have been attributed.

The Sarcophagus found within this edifice, for example, has been shaped in such a way that the volume of the outer surface is exactly double the volume of the inner surface. Not only that, but it seems that this hard granite stone was cut with a tool that cuts finer and smoother than that which we use today, and it was rotating at such a speed that it supasses the drilling or grinding equipment of today. It seems that the drill used to cut out the inner surface of this Sarcophagus rotated 500 times faster than the drills of today ever could. How did they do this without electricity? Or knowledge of strong metal alloys?

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The three most prominent structures on the Giza Plateau, that is the three pyramids attributed to Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure, have been shown to represent the three stars in Orions Belt. This is known as the Giza Correlation Theory, and was first presented by Robert Bauval and Adrian Gilbert in their book "The Orion Mystery" from 1994. This goes on the old adage "As Above, So Below". This can be seen illustrated in figure 2.

The three principal pyramids on the Giza Plateau can also be correlated with the three principal pyramids at Teotihuacan, in Bolivia, South America. This can be seen also in figure 2.

Figure 3: The correlation of the three principal pyramids at Teotihuacan with those of the Giza Plateau.

This correlation between Teotihuacan and Giza is astounding to say the least, and one must then wonder, how did these ancient peoples achieve such a high level of planning accuracy?

"Man fears Time, yet Time fears the Pyramids" Arab proverb.

Another curiosity of this great edifice is that the so-called air shafts found radiating from the Kings' Chamber keep the Kings' Chamber at a constant 20 degrees Celcius. It may be coincidence, but the optimal temperature for brain function is 21 degrees Celcius.