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reply posted on 28-10-2011 @ 10:49 PM by Bspiracy
Originally posted by redbarron626
en.wikipedia.org...

i read about this theory 20 years ago. sorry bro, no thing new in your presentation.]


Then I guess you aren't getting what's being shown. Before now it's been theory I've read as well.
Scott has now provided the base to move this discussion from the realm of theory into the realm of fact.

that's a HUGE difference and I can't understand why you even commented as such.

Why not say something such as "wow.. I've never seen the theory demonstrated so well"

If you have seen these measurements assembled so neatly, by all means show us because I'm sure Scott wouldn't like to keep reproducing others work..

I would guess stating he deserved an apology from you if you CAN'T find reproduction would be too much to ask.

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reply posted on 28-10-2011 @ 10:56 PM by ThePublicEnemyNo1
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Great work, I'm impressed! I think you may have started a new "standard" for ATSer's to put our sometimes very descriptive theories into visualization. I have been to Egypt and I remember laying outside in Abu Simbel (Nubia) late at night at the only hotel there (6/2001) and looking up at the stars. Orions Belt is so incredibly clear it almost seems like you can reach up and grab it.

When one sees these structures in person, you really get a feel for how majestic and important they truly are/were and the exact science that was used to design them. It is IMHO, almost impossible to believe they were built to entomb any one person...be they pharaoh or pheasant. I personally think they are/were some type of machines/transmitters/portals, etc. I also believe the Obelisks throughout Egypt play(ed) a major role alongside the Pyramids and other locations that have mistakenly been labelled as Temples/Tombs. Maybe one day someone will figure out their true purpose.

I spent a month and a half over there. I can't wait to go back...great place, great people to learn from.

Again, Good job OP
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reply posted on 28-10-2011 @ 11:17 PM by OzTiger
Originally posted by Scott Creighton
Originally posted by TreadUpon
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Good presentation Scott. Easy to understand.

I've always thought, if I was an archeologist in Egypt, I would lay the star map over the pyramids and dig on Sirius...



Hi Treadupon,

Thanks for the kind words. I believe a dig on the Sirius location you mention was planned some years back by Nigel Appleby though not quite sure what came of it.

Best wishes,

Scott Creighton


First may I say that the OP is fascinating reading and I appreciate people who can explain things to me in terms that I can understand. Well done.

I have read that this 'Sirius Expedition' was led by someone called Neil Arden who purported to be some sort of Army Officer/Secret Service boffin. It was later exposed that he was Nigel Appleby who had a very brief career in the Army and who's book on the subject, "Hall of The Gods", was then withdrawn from publication. I do not know how to post the links but Google 'Nigel Appleby' and there is a plethora of information about him.
The "Sirius" myth of the Dogon people has been exposed as a fraud.
Doctor Zahi Hawass resigned earlier this year as "Antiquities Chief" but the current unrest in Egypt would, I guess, prevent any further excavations/explorations in the foreseeable future.

Thank you again for an excellent presentation.


reply posted on 28-10-2011 @ 11:18 PM by Bspiracy
Originally posted by JackTheTripper
I am afraid You are years late with your re-discovery. Go check out
thehiddenrecords.com... ...
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refer to my post above.

You are regurgitating graphics and overlays every "researcher" has been regurgitating.. or at least a simple overhead overlay of how they match.

Those same graphics you are linking to is what "mainstream science" has been referring to as coincidence. Scott is disproving coincidence.

I know it's a fine line, but it IS a line crossed. Welcome to the other side!

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reply posted on 28-10-2011 @ 11:29 PM by JackTheTripper
reply to post by Bspiracy



Please, get familiar with the whole website to which I provided the link before you start toasting me.


reply posted on 28-10-2011 @ 11:36 PM by SFWatcher
reply to post by Scott Creighton



Very nice work. You should be proud of that. I especially was impressed by the "rectangular" argument . . . kind of sells the whole argument (but then, I am not an expert in this field).

As for the height of the pyramids / brightness, I have absolutely no idea, but would have there been a difference in the visual magnitude of the stars thousands of years ago, as compared to today? It would seem to me that if they got so much other "math" right, that there is likely some relevence to the height. . . . maybe not the visiblity of the starts, but something else.

Seems to fit SOME model, just not sure what model . . . .but your work is FANTASTIC!!! Great job!!!



reply posted on 29-10-2011 @ 01:25 AM by nenothtu
Originally posted by JackTheTripper

Ahh. You wanna start a flame war, eh?
That work of yours isn't related to the pyramids at all while the links I provided are.
Check my sig. Even that is.



Why would I start a flame war? to what purpose?

The book is intimately connected with Wayne Herschel's charlatanry, as are several of your links. You are the one who stated that Mr Creighton's work was a "rediscovery" of Herschel's "work", and provided a link to his website, not I.

I haven't seen Mr. Creighton's work, and so cannot comment on it. I'm waiting patiently on something written that I can read, since I can't watch the movie.

Commenting on the link YOU provided, attempting to link the two, is fair game. IF there is any sort of real connection between the works, and I find that connection, THEN I'll comment on it. It would be a bit premature to comment on it sight unseen, would it not?

So far, all I've been able to gather from the thread is that there is a belief that the Giza Pyramids are laid out on the same general pattern as Orion's Belt, which is entirely plausible. We can see Orion's belt, and there's no particular reason we couldn't replicate that pattern in the layout of an Earthly complex.

Herschel takes that to a whole new, and ridiculous, level when he "theorizes" on the WHY of that.

Mr Creighton has put this into an open forum, open for review and debate. For that act alone, he has earned more respect points that Herschel ever has or ever will. I expect he will be able to defend his premise if it needs defending, just based on his posts thus far. that, too, is something Herschel was never able to do, and so Creighton is likely to earn even MORE respect points.

Frankly, I think your attempt to link the two, and give Herschel supremacy of discovery, is nothing short of insulting.

So I commented on it.


reply posted on 29-10-2011 @ 01:54 AM by stillwind
reply to post by backinblack



There is no evidence, what so ever that the pyramids were designed to be tombs. There have been no burials found in the pyramids. This is a common myth that is perpetuated by the common media and lazy Egyptologists.
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