GREAT PYRAMID: SLOPE 51º.84.

GREAT PYRAMID: SLOPE 51º.84. (GRAN PIRÁMIDE: PENDIENTE 51º.84).

 

In this Session opened few days ago by Peter Harris on Academia.edu:

 

https://www.academia.edu/s/ab011275ec/stonehenge-and-the-megalithic-foot-hsmf-a-new-interpretation-and-validation?source=news

 

Richard Bartosz asks some questions on the slope of the Great Pyramid 51º.84.

 

This is a simple graphic explanation of the Great Pyramid slope 51º.84 for Richard Bartosz and the others participants in the Session based on my research on Historical Metrology:

 

 

ADD: I don't still have my main computer but yesterday I remembered that I had also an ancient one. So I will try to add here some words:

 

Last nigth (30 November 2017) I woke up at 04:00 and I had the idea to take a look at the books I have about the Great Pyramid. Many I bought them and had been able to read but not in great detail.

The fact is that I remembered them and I caught them to take a look. Especially that of Robert M. Schoch (The Mystery of the Pyramid of Keóps) because I remembered that at the end he had (has) very interesting appendices on the measures of the GP.

And when I checked it out tonight I found it, at pages 240 / 241 (El misterio de la Pirámide de Keóps. Robert M. Schoch. EDAF. 2008).

 

There are the data, exactly, in a note that Schoch collects about the work of a Roger Herz-Fischler in 2000: The shape of the Great Pyramid.

This man is, apparently, a mathematician. I searched the book online and found this link from the Wilfrid Laurier University Press:

 

https://www.wlupress.wlu.ca/Books/T/The-Shape-of-the-Great-Pyramid2

 

I have already ordered it from Amazon (who knows when it will arrive) but my point is on that page comes the Index (Table of Contents), which I leave below and in which I indicate what is now the main thing for me (although I am looking forward to the book and read entirely).

THE FUNDAMENTAL IS:

1/ On the one hand the data that Schoch quotes in his book are these data from Herz-Fischler:

Side of the base = 230'40 m. Angle = 51.844. Height = 146'6 m. Diagonal of the base = 325'8 m

Those values are exactly the same ones that come to me in my model. See above.

2/ On the other hand chapter 14 (Chapter 14. Slope of the Arris = 9/10).

Because, for the title, it comes to pick up exactly the same ratio 9/10 than my model. See above.

 

3/ The book of Herz-Fischler (The shape of the Great Pyramid) is (in my opinion: I still need to read it when I will have) a review of lots of proposals on the Great Pyramid and its shape. The proposal 9/10 is in Chapter 14.

 

Well, I think this proposal is the right one (best than all the others). And I think also that my studies on the Human Original Canon and on the ancient system of measures give evidences about the fact that this proposal is the right one.

 

Of course, I still have to read the book (when I will have) and contacting Mr. Herz-Fischler to talk about. But I think I'm on the right track.