ALIEN INTERVIEW - THE NEW EARTH - Earth Changes and The ...

• The base of the pyramid covers 13 acres, 568,500 square feet and the length of
each side was originally 754 feet, but is now 745 feet.
• The original height was 481 feet tall, but is now only 449 feet.
The distance when Earth is closest to Sun (perihelion) is 147x10 6 km, which is translated
into royal cubits 280x10 9 , hinting at the height of the Great pyramid, 280 royal cubits.
The earth/moon relationship is the only one in our solar system that contains this unique
golden section ratio that "squares the circle". Along with this is the phenomenon that the
moon and the sun appear to be the same size, most clearly noticed during an eclipse. This
too is true only from earth's vantage point…No other planet/moon relationship in our solar
system can make this claim.
Although the problem of squaring the circle was proven mathematically impossible in the
19th century (as pi, being irrational, cannot be exactly measured), the Earth, the moon, and
the Great Pyramid, are all coming about as close as you can get to the solution!
If the base of the Great Pyramid is equated with the diameter of the earth, then the radius of
the moon can be generated by subtracting the radius of the earth from the height of the
pyramid.
The height of the Great Pyramid times 2π exactly equals the perimeter of the pyramid. This
proportions result from elegant design of the pyramid with the height equal two diameters of
a circle and the base equal to the circumference of the circle.
The Pyramid of the Sun and the Great Pyramid of Egypt are almost or very nearly equal
to one another in base perimeter. The Pyramid of the Sun is "almost" half the height of the
Great Pyramid. There is a slight difference. The Great Pyramid is 1.03 - times larger than the
base of the Pyramid of the Sun. Conversely, the base of the Pyramid of the Sun is 97% of
the Great Pyramid's base."
-- Reference: http://www.world-mysteries.com/mpl_2.htm
154 "... Pyramid texts."
"The Pyramid Texts are a collection of ancient Egyptian religious texts from the time of the
Old Kingdom, mostly inscriptions on the walls of tombs in pyramids. They depict the
Egyptian view of the afterlife, and the ascent into the sky of the divine Pharaoh after death.
They were written upwards of five thousand years ago; thus, they are some of the oldest
known writings in the world.
The Pyramid Texts are also the oldest collection of religious spells known to us from ancient
Egypt. This collection forms the basis of much of the later religious theology and literature of
ancient Egypt. The passages were eventually separated and categorized, as well as
illustrated and eventually evolved into the Book of the Dead, or more properly, The Book of
the Coming forth by Day.
It is difficult to date the Pyramid Texts. Their origins have aroused much speculation
regarding their origin because they emerge, as a fully-fledged collection of mortuary texts,
without any precedent in the archaeological record. The fact that the texts are made up of
distinct utterances which do not have a strict narrative sequence linking them together has
led scholars to believe that many of them were not composed specifically for the purpose of
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