The Mathematics of the Khafre Pyramid

Back to The Giza Plateau. The Khafre Pyramid The Khafre/Chephren or middle pyramid is the key to understanding the geometry and mathematics of the Giza plateau, pointing to the cosmic identity/equation. The Khafre Pyramid was built according to a 3,4,5 triangle, considered very important by the Egyptians. The ratios Scaling the ratios by a half, we …

The Mathematics of the Giza Plateau

The Giza Plateau Folding circles using the cosmic (±) geometry method. Giza analysis. These folding fish fold into a solid 1/8th volume of pyramid. The geometry of the Kings chamber encodes the 345 triangle and phi. The two different kinds of folding fish together. Let there be more light. The geometry of the queens chamber encodes a …

The Cosmic Equation

The best way to start to understand the cosmic (±) geometry method. The Cosmic Identity/Equation One of the most interesting mathematical identities. This ‘cosmic‘ identity works for all numbers (x) in the mathematical universe. And what is interesting is that we can link it to Pythagoras’s theorem. This means that for each number (x) we have a corresponding …

The 4 Angle Mounds – Circles and Squares

These next set of circles and squares all have there areas (a) and circumferences (c) marked, along with the diameter of the circles and the height of the squares. (Fig. 13-15) The side-length of square #1 is equal to the diameter of circle #2. The same is true for square #2 and circle #3 and …

The Symmetry of Pi and the Squared Circle

The Symmetry of Pi and the Squared Circle. We can perform simple arithmetic with both the circle and square. Meaning we can add and subtract one circle/square from another. The symmetry the squared circle (Diameter). The symmetry of a quarter of the Squared Circle (Radius). Further complicated the symmetry showing both the Further complicating the …

Unifying the Cosmic Identity with Pythagoras and Trigonometry

Unifying the mathematics of the Cosmic Identity with Pythagoras and Trigonometry. The Cosmic Identity Pythagoras We can link this equation with Pythagoras’s theorem. So that for each number (x) we have a corresponding right angled triangle and each triangle has height (A) = 2, base (B) = x-1/x and hypotenuse (C) = x+1/x. Double Triangle …

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