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<strong>Cosmic</strong> <strong>Game</strong> © Douglass A. White, 2012 v151207 169<br />
length unit of the 1-second heart pendulum, and therefore of great importance to their<br />
psychobiology of reality.<br />
How accurately they could measure such a small angle as θ would determine how close<br />
they got to the correct wavelength. <strong>The</strong>y probably had no problem getting to a<br />
resolution of a third of a degree or even finer given the accuracy with which they could<br />
align huge pyramids. <strong>The</strong>y probably used a telescopic device or magnifying lens Eye of<br />
Horus to view the angle.<br />
By measuring light speed and electromagnetic wavelengths in the visible spectrum the<br />
Egyptians were already tiptoeing into the realm of quantum mechanics that was not<br />
rediscovered until the early 20th century by Planck, Einstein and their colleagues.<br />
<strong>The</strong> formula discovered by Einstein for the transmission of energy via photons is<br />
E = h ν, where h is Planck's constant and ν is the frequency of the photon radiation.<br />
<strong>The</strong> relation of h to its reduced form is h = 2 π ħ. We express the frequency of a<br />
monochromatic beam of light in terms of the wavelength λ by the relation ν = c / λ. <strong>The</strong><br />
formula for the energy carried by sodium light be<strong>com</strong>es:<br />
E = h c / λNa.<br />
Planck's reduced constant has the ratio of 1.054, and light speed is 3e8 m/s. Both<br />
numbers appear on the Senet Oracle Board. <strong>The</strong> wavelength for sodium is 5.89e-7<br />
meters. We plug these values into our equation, and calculate.<br />
2 π ħ c / λNa.<br />
2 (3.14159) (1.054e-34 kg m 2 /s) (3e8 m/s) / (5.883e-7 m) = 3.377e-19 J = 2.108 eV.<br />
<strong>The</strong> eV stands for 1 electron volt, a standard unit used by physicists for measuring mass,<br />
energy, and charge. <strong>The</strong> SI unit for the electron volt is the joule, and it measures an<br />
amount of energy. A single electron volt is 1.602e-19 J, which is one quantum unit of<br />
elementary electric charge times 1 volt and represents the kinetic energy gained by an<br />
electron passing through a potential difference of 1 volt. If the energy is at 1 eV, the<br />
corresponding wavelength is down in the infrared region and is not visible. So the<br />
Egyptians chose the "Golden Phallus" of the Neter at the Natron Line of 2.108 eV,<br />
because that is easily visible and is the light given off by their sacred natron when it<br />
burns. "Neter" means divine in Egyptian and is preserved in the word natron and the<br />
chemical abbreviation Na. This value is the diameter of the apex flash of the obelisk<br />
(2×1.054 = 2.108) and 2/3 of the scaling constant (3×1.054 = 3.162), which is clearly<br />
marked as the scaling line proceeds diagonally from heaven to earth across the nine<br />
vertical columns of the Ennead. <strong>The</strong> value 2.108 eV falls within the sodium line at the<br />
5.88e-7 m to 5.89e-7 m wavelength. <strong>The</strong> circumference of the apex flash gives us the<br />
value of the non-reduced Planck constant:<br />
2 π 1.054e-34 kg m 2 /s = 6.626e-34 kg m 2 /s,