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Originally posted by djohnsto77
There were inferior pyramids built before the Great Pyramid, such as the Step Pyramid and the Bent Pyramid.
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
Originally posted by djohnsto77
There were inferior pyramids built before the Great Pyramid, such as the Step Pyramid and the Bent Pyramid.
This is a noteable stance to take, it's worth consideration. However, is it re-enforced by the ancient Egyptions, or the modern day Egyptologysts who tell us their decypherings?
There is a lot of evidence that discounts these precepts.
The water erosion on the sphinx for one, which in my mind has not been totally debunked.
The type of erosion that is apparent was due to water damage from rain. And, that kind of rain has not occured in Egypt since 7,000 b.c.
And again, there is the Orion factor.
We put Hubble in space for a reason. To date the big bang, and make it more than a theory. After the mirror imagery problem was fixed . . .. .
SIDENOTE: The Dopplar Effect. The Dopplar Effect is what causes a moving vehicle to sound different as it is coming towards you, than it does when it is going away from you. The same effect can be measured in light.
The Earth's atmosphere blocks out / reflects about 70+ % of all light.
By taking the light reaching us before it hit the atmosphere and breaking the light with use of a prism, they could see which way in space stars were going in respect to us.
Red = going away from us.
Blue = coming towards us.
So, even on a clear night, away from the city lights, you are lucky to see 3 out of every 10 stars that are out there in the night sky.
So, having an excellent pair of eyes outside the atmosphere (Hubble), provided humanity with a means to fully measure the stars, and which way the galaxies were going.
This was back in the mid-90s. Of course, it was not major news, nor was it well recognized by the communities of the world. Truth is people don't really care. But, here was what was discovered:
(Again, this isn't some group of part time astronomers, this was the findings of the worlds best, with the worlds best technology in space)
They looked at 196 different galaxies. And indeed, allot of them were part of a "big bang".
189 different gallaxies around us were all at the same location approximatley 15 billion years ago.
But .. . . . . .. . .
Our galaxy, and the 6 other gallaxies closest to us (were in a cluster of 7) are heading in a way inconsistant with the other 189 galaxies.
hmmm . ..
So, where are we headed?
The belt of Orion
Why is this important?
The layout of Giza.
And, the fact that the ancient Egyptions mythology and legends say the "GOD's from the Heavens" taught them that ORION was the center of our sky.
SO, how did they know? To listen to them, the Gods taught them. But, that's just silly, isn't it?
Or, perhaps they were mapping the location of all the stars for about 120,000 years and figured out which way they were all moving?
Which is more plausible in your mind?
Incidently, a connection with certain stars in Orion, and Giza pyramids, line up around 10,500 b.c.
So, why do some feel humans could not have built the pyramids?
How did they have knowledge we only attained from being outside the Earth's atmosphere with our most sophisticated technology less than 10 years ago?
Answer this question, and I'll believe humanity had no help in their construction.
Or, debunk the findings of the worlds top scientific and astronomical (nice word) minds.
Originally posted by logreq
Let me put it like this. If you have thousands and thousands of slaves, all at your disposal, you can get anything you want done. Its just that simple
Originally posted by Lastday Prophet
Why don't you want me to post here ?
Don't want your "Madness" exposed ?
You have no proof of anything, pure speculation and nothing more.
Explain to everyone here how the Egyptians knew the diameter of the earth and the distance to the Sun and maybe we will be willing to listen, otherwise, keep your misquided assumptions to yourself.
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
Hmm.
I don't recall being taught trigonometry in kindergarden.
They had us learning how to count.
I don't recall having learned anatomy and physiology in kindergarden.
They had us learning right from left.
So, why is it the earliest civilizations knew such mathamatical percision at the dawn of civilization?
So, why is it the earliest civilizations knew such doctoring skills, and the art of mumification?
How did they master these skills in so little time, with so little proof of any trial and error?