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Pyramid
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The 15th century was the time of
great geographical discoveries. Between the 17th
and the 18th centuries people in the West grew
quite curious about the shape of the Earth, its
size and any other such queries.
Egyptians already knew all this about 5000 years
ago. But nobody was aware of their knowledge
which was hidden amidst the hot sands of the
Sahara desert. Since none could correctly
understand and interpret their language, it
remained a secret until the 19th century.
To the ancient Egyptians, numbers were of great
significance. |
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hidden meanings for numbers and were not
available to common men of that time. Only the
priest and highly learned people had access to
their meanings. It is an intuitivist thought by
some that the pyramids contain all necessary
information to ensure the continuation of the
world. The Egyptians had a highly evolved method
of measuring weights and distance. Our modern
mathematics still uses some of those principles
like 360-degree circle, 60-second minute,
60-minute hour and many others. They had also a
very advanced knowledge of the movements of the
Earth plates. When built, the pyramids were in
the center of the world and the Great Pyramid of Giza was considered to be the Prime Meridian or
the starting point for calculation of time. It
was considered that the pyramids were a part of
the global co-ordinate system. Even today they
are situated almost in the center of the world.
Although we believe that the irrational numbers
were not discovered before the 3rd century A.D
in Greek, the Egyptians had used those in the
construction of pyramids 5000 years ago. They
had also used the 'pi' and the 'phi' in the
construction of pyramids, which only some
specially programmed computers of today
calculate. |
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