center of the base of the Pyramid which actually protrudes into the mass of the pyramid itself
(fig.72).
This hump of protruding bedrock is nowhere near level which means that a standard 4, 5, 6
method of squaring the base could not have been used, and yet the first layer of blocks have been
laid directly and fitted perfectly onto this bedrock base to create a perfectly level second layer.
The Great Pyramid is accurately aligned to True North, not Magnetic North (which would have
been a lot easier) more accurately that any other existing structure built either before or since.
Creating various equations using its measurements produce results that give us the distance from
the Earth to the Sun, The distance from the Earth to the Moon, The diameter of the Earth, The
Radius of the Earth at the equator, The length of the solar, sidereal and anomalistic years and the
mathematical formula of Pi, thousands of years before it was discovered - just to name a few.
Fig.72If it is indeed a tomb as we are told then the Great Pyramid has also somehow been constructed
in the most difficult way imaginable, even to the extent that it would appear the builders were
looking for the hardest way possible to build a structure. The building and layout of the stone
blocks is indeed so remarkable with the blocks fitted together to such a degree of precision and in
such an unusual fashion that even the most sophisticated, scientifically minded construction
teams have not been able to replicate it (even a scientific team who tried using Laser cut
Styrofoam and glue). It contains so much stone that it could swallow within its structure, all of
Saint Paul’s Cathedral, Westminster Abbey in London, Saint Peter’s in Rome, and the Cathedrals
of Florence and Milan without even bulging at the sides.
The sides of the Great Pyramid are not flat. There is actually a slight indentation that runs up
the middle of each side starting in a flat triangular section in the middle of each side (fig.73).
These indentations were not noticed until the mid 20th century when an aerial photograph was
taken of the pyramid. These new points have provided scholars with new points of reference for
various measurements but they also raise some more intriguing questions.
Remember, the Great Pyramid used to be covered with a polished limestone casing that was
flat and smooth, completely obscuring these indentations. So why on earth were they put there in
the first place? And then, after completing such a feat of perfect construction, why then cover
them up with casing stones? What on earth was the point to such an exercise? However, because