Genesis Veracity wrote:Off by .5% measuring the earth with a simple hand-held device (Celtic Cross), not bad, wouldn't you say?
And how do you explain all those precession numbers in ancient legends, just coincidence? Now put on your thinking cap.
Close but not equal.
Tell me, does the measurement of the base consider the lost sheething? How do you define the "base"? Is the ground around perfectly level? Suppose they excaveated 5 feet deeper and came up with a new "base"?
This is simply numerology. Probably sinful, certainly silly.
"The history of science is the record of dead religions"
Wilde
If it's "silly" to figure the ancient origin of our mapping and timekeeping system, why the length of the royal cubit was selected, and why the Great Pyramid is 440 royal cubits/base-side, then you should not be writing definitions for dictionaries, although, thankfully, I have a sneaking suspicion that will never happen.
Once again X, you reveal your ignorance of the model, what you're doing is like trying to explain away gravity by talking about wind, apples and oranges baby.
Genesis Veracity wrote:Once again X, you reveal your ignorance of the model, what you're doing is like trying to explain away gravity by talking about wind, apples and oranges baby.
Back on the subject...
The length of the base is defined how exactly?
"The history of science is the record of dead religions"
Wilde