This info is taken from a book "Dramatic Prophecies of the Great Pyramid"
by Rudolfo Benevaides but I won't get into the prophecy here.

When Napoleon invaded Egypt he ordered a topographical map of the valley of the Nile. A master meridian had to be contrived to which the measures could be related. Due to the size and visibility of the Great Pyramid it was chosen as the 0 meridian. It was perfect not only for Egypt but also the entire world. It divided the valley of the Nile in
two and in the same way divides the Delta of the Nile. Also, it is the midpoint of the Earth, geographically speaking. Greenwich seems to be the meridian for political expediency, but the pyramid was scientifically correct.

Questions about the Great Pyramid; for example why the Great Pyramid axis is not precisely on the 30 parallel North. The axis is almost on the intersection of the 31st meridian East of Greenwich and the 30th parallel North.

The parallel passes through the Sea of Sargasso in the Atlantic where there are gigantic mountains, but not at a great depth. Probably inhabited lands years ago. Also, the parallel of the Great Pyramid almost touches the Canary Island, also suspected of being the place of Atlantis.

Egypt is found at the center of the inhabited world, not only in antiquity but in the entire world

The balance pivot of the Earth is precisely Egypt which divides the world into equal parts in the Northern Hemisphere.

This book also contains all of the calculations that are recorded by the measurements of the Great Pyramid and the inside chambers.

The Great Pyramid is a scale model of the Earth at a ratio of 1: 43,200

My head (was going to say something else) is a scale model of the Earth at a ratio of 1:100,000.



Last time I checked, the Earth was not a pyramid.

[edit on 26-11-2009 by Jim Scott]

Originally posted by catamaran
This info is taken from a book "Dramatic Prophecies of the Great Pyramid"
by Rudolfo Benevaides but I won't get into the prophecy here.

When Napoleon invaded Egypt he ordered a topographical map of the valley of the Nile. A master meridian had to be contrived to which the measures could be related. Due to the size and visibility of the Great Pyramid it was chosen as the 0 meridian. It was perfect not only for Egypt but also the entire world. It divided the valley of the Nile in
two and in the same way divides the Delta of the Nile. Also, it is the midpoint of the Earth, geographically speaking. Greenwich seems to be the meridian for political expediency, but the pyramid was scientifically correct.

Questions about the Great Pyramid; for example why the Great Pyramid axis is not precisely on the 30 parallel North. The axis is almost on the intersection of the 31st meridian East of Greenwich and the 30th parallel North.

The parallel passes through the Sea of Sargasso in the Atlantic where there are gigantic mountains, but not at a great depth. Probably inhabited lands years ago. Also, the parallel of the Great Pyramid almost touches the Canary Island, also suspected of being the place of Atlantis.

Egypt is found at the center of the inhabited world, not only in antiquity but in the entire world

The balance pivot of the Earth is precisely Egypt which divides the world into equal parts in the Northern Hemisphere.

This book also contains all of the calculations that are recorded by the measurements of the Great Pyramid and the inside chambers.

Totally agree with you I have a booked called the Great Pyramid Decoded and it goes through all the measurements you were talking about inside the pyramid and out fasinating how the measurements add up

Originally posted by Jim Scott

Last time I checked, the Earth was not a pyramid.

I thought the pyramids represented a hemisphere, not the entire planet.

Hello ATS Folks,

Well, I certainly did not expect this particular thread to spark so much interest! Many thanks to everyone for taking the time to contribute and making this an interesting thread.

A couple of points here that I think need to be addressed. As mentioned already by a couple of posters, you cannot place a straight, diagonal line onto a flat projection of the Earth - bidirectional lines must bend to take account of the Earth's curviture. (This is plainly observed in Professor Smyth's original drawing).

"They built it [the Great Pyramid] there because that is where they lived."
Such is self-evident. The point of this presentation was simply to demonstrate the validity of Smyth's original claim that the location of Giza lies at the intersection of a very unique point on the Earth, the point where most of its landmass intersects. Nothing more, nothing less.

It is now up to each of us as individuals to decide for ourselves whether the placement of the Great Pyramid at this quite unique location was undertaken (by the AEs) in order to intentionally "mark" this spot (perhaps as an ancient Prime Meridian).

Personally, I am of the view that the placement of the Great Pyramid at this unique Earth location was indeed intentional and related to this unique location - I have reasons for taking this view which I am not yet in a position to publish. No doubt, however, this will continue to be debated until the cows come home. What Ortho folks cannot, however, debunk again is Professor Smyth's original claim of the uniqueness of this Earth location i.e. that Giza lies at the centre of the Earth's landmasses (and the reason why Professor Smyth argued for its acceptance as the world's Prime Meridian and not Greenwich).

Best wishes,

Scott Creighton

[edit on 26/11/2009 by Scott Creighton]

Originally posted by Scott Creighton
What Ortho folks cannot, however, debunk again is Professor Smyth's original claim of the uniqueness of this Earth location i.e. that Giza lies at the centre of the Earth's landmasses.

Antarctica.