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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #30 on: October 18, 2011, 10:29:17 pm »
The room is an entrance to something else and if all the pieces were in place and were able to work, you could get into that entrance from the basement.?
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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #31 on: October 19, 2011, 08:46:36 am »
There is what appears to be a well in the "basement.  That would have allowed water up (via the then underwater caves) and into the superstructure of the GP.  However, for water to trigger a "mousetrap game" cascade there would need to be water hight up into  the pyramid than the old water line.  How would it get there?

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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #32 on: October 19, 2011, 05:23:49 pm »
The room is an entrance to something else and if all the pieces were in place and were able to work, you could get into that entrance from the basement.?

I don't think having the pieces back in place would do anything to give us access to anywhere.


There is what appears to be a well in the "basement.  That would have allowed water up (via the then underwater caves) and into the superstructure of the GP.  However, for water to trigger a "mousetrap game" cascade there would need to be water hight up into  the pyramid than the old water line.  How would it get there?

I agree. A rather elaborate structure for a simple well I must say. I can think of no reason for this to be a well, and point well taken that a well would not rise above the old water line. 

But yes this IS the primary feature of this room.

So let's turn it around. What if then instead, it were a drain?


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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #33 on: October 19, 2011, 10:29:38 pm »

We have known for long time that the Giza plateau consists of:





a large section of limestone bedrock.


But in the last decade it has now come to light that under the surface this bedrock is riddled with caves and tunnels.

So if one were to begin drilling on the Giza plateau, you could reasonably expect to run into one of these tunnels.


 

 

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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #34 on: October 20, 2011, 09:28:22 am »
hi A51Watcher,

What a nice thread this is.

Since there is a lot of evidence the specific placement of the three pyramids, the Sphinx and also a lot of other pyramids look to have some correleation with the stars. The Bauval theorie, Orion. The Sphinx and the Leo constellation at 10.500 B.C. etc...

Like:

www.hiddenrecords.com

Do you think it has some importance in the purpose for the pyramids?

OK

I want to inform you about this. Maybe you know this and just dismiss it. Or maybe this is the first time you actually see it.
Well, in my opinion there ARE "paintings" inside the pyramid...

Looking at these paintings you see they resemble no hieroglyphs, but rather something Indian like. Burned/carved in the granite :)

Bryan A. Hokom from Italy discovered them in 2008 and posted it on a forum (http://www.hallofmaat.com/read.php?6,500423) and in some magazine I did not yet traced. :(
Shortly after this he revoke it all! Just because he is a real scientist, lol, and other scientists did not go with him, it looked best to just revoke them.  To bad I didnt save the images, and only have one example left.

An elephants head and to the right a hippo.






Maybe some piece of the puzzle.

I think there are three main questions to be answered.
1. The purpose of the pyramids? Like for instance a "technical" device as stated in this thread
2. Who made them?
3. Why are they placed at the way they are?

I am curious to see this thread develop.

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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #35 on: October 20, 2011, 06:26:56 pm »
The room is an entrance to something else and if all the pieces were in place and were able to work, you could get into that entrance from the basement.?

biggles, I wanted to mention that I did notice that your idea and comment above shows you have been paying very close attention and have read John Cadman's page and links in detail.

I recall that there was mention there, of echoes of voices of the tourists above, that could be heard that appeared to be coming from the rear area of this room.

This may be true but I have not seen any pictures or evidence of any other entrance into this room other than "the descending passage".


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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #36 on: October 20, 2011, 07:46:01 pm »

just to clarify

i did ask for my post in this thread to be removed as i felt they did not add anything to the discussion
thank you

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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #37 on: October 20, 2011, 08:10:38 pm »
i'm ready to bet the Creators of GP's have walked on Earth so far :)
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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #38 on: October 20, 2011, 08:18:33 pm »
Hi Lunica,

Welcome aboard and thanks for sharing that info. Sharing ideas is how we all arrive at a larger understanding.




Since there is a lot of evidence the specific placement of the three pyramids, the Sphinx and also a lot of other pyramids look to have some correleation with the stars. The Bauval theorie, Orion.


Yes that was an interesting one.

I then realized it would be a simple matter to overlay a telescope photo of Orion on top of an overhead view of the Giza area using photoshop, and was curious to see if any other items of interest would match up.

But instead I discovered that:




No matter how you resize the image, or rotate it, or flip it over...
it never matches up.

As you can see, the margin of error is quite large, not something I would expect from such normally extremely precise builders.   


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The Sphinx and the Leo constellation at 10.500 B.C. etc...

Yes that one also appeared interesting at the time but I have not investigated that one for myself.



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Do you think it has some importance in the purpose for the pyramids?


The line of investigation I am pursuing at the moment does not appear to factor that in.

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I want to inform you about this. Maybe you know this and just dismiss it. Or maybe this is the first time you actually see it.
Well, in my opinion there ARE "paintings" inside the pyramid...

Looking at these paintings you see they resemble no hieroglyphs, but rather something Indian like. Burned/carved in the granite :)

Maybe some piece of the puzzle.

No I had not 'seen' those before.

As you say, "they resemble no hieroglyphs", and look rather more like seeing shapes in clouds to my eye.

But I do thank you for sharing those, I am always interested to see something new.

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I think there are three main questions to be answered.

1. The purpose of the pyramids? Like for instance a "technical" device as stated in this thread
2. Who made them?
3. Why are they placed at the way they are?

I hope to answer a few of those as we move along, unless my observations are just sheer lunacy on my part.  ;)
« Last Edit: October 20, 2011, 09:41:52 pm by A51Watcher »

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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #39 on: October 20, 2011, 08:22:11 pm »
did someone ever look at the GP's as analog computer???
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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #40 on: October 20, 2011, 08:47:42 pm »
Now as far as having to drill down into the Giza plateau to reach one of those tunnels, wouldn't it be nice if there were already a natural pre- existing one there we could make use of?

Perhaps one below ground in a cave.




This one would seem to fit the bill nicely.

I would also note that all the natural features in this room appear to be quite eroded, as if by... water.

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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #41 on: October 21, 2011, 06:39:43 pm »
And while the original natural features appear to be eroded, the newer straight- edge carved features appear to be in much better shape.

And why the marble slabs lining the drain?

Perhaps the original one did not provide an airtight seal. Or maybe they wanted to make sure it did not collapse.

In any case it was deemed important enough to line the walls of the shaft with massive marble slabs.


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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #42 on: October 21, 2011, 06:50:21 pm »

And so this is now the heart of the matter.

Why would one of The Seven Wonders of The World, have a giant drain in the basement??  :o

What could they possibly be expecting down here??...

Considering what most of the clues have pointed us to so far, let's examine the possibility of - "Well... water of course."



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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #43 on: October 21, 2011, 07:19:36 pm »
Note that yet once again, there are no adornments to the walls of any kind in the basement. No paintings or stone carvings.

And so at this point, we have established where the water goes out, where does it come from?

Point A - would be the shaft leading down from the entrance into the basement at a steep angle:




Note how without the handrails and steps installed for tourists, you originally would either have to take an exciting toboggan sled ride, or use a rope to lower yourself to the basement.

In any case I don't see initiates or royalty climbing down and up this shaft for any reason. (No adornments on the walls here either.)

It appears no concern was given to people being able use this shaft to access the basement. No reason to go down there.

But it certainly fits the bill of being able to provide water to the basement.


     
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Re: Observations on The Sphinx and The Great Pyramid of Giza
« Reply #44 on: October 21, 2011, 07:50:50 pm »
A51

could you consider this

that the GP was way old when the biblical flood occured and they had to knock a hole in it to drain
the water..thus a rough  what-looks-to-be-unfinished hole down there

my f-i-l  did that very same thing in  his basement years and years ago..the coal bin was built over a large rock and the water would come into the basement thur the coal door and he punched some holes thur the concrete to let it out...
didn't make any sense to me at all but hubby says it worked

as far as placement i have read several theories about it being the center of the planet via some measurement of mass and that it is ten times smaller than the planet in some type of percent ratio..sorry i can't remember specifically
also the devil's triangle and the bermuda triangle are in roughtly the same parellel 25th, i think
as the GP..which makes me go with some type of magnetics/harmonics that we aren't yet able to figure out

 


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