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The ancient Egyptians were well-versed in astronomy. It was a part of their culture. They used the Earth’s rotation to help them construct pyramids in a way that would provide them with a perfect shelter from the sun. This was achieved by building the pyramids on a platform that was perpendicular to the Earth’s rotation. This allowed the pharaohs to have a shelter that was free from the intense heat of the sun. The earliest Egyptians were the masters of geometry and stonecutting, and their pyramids were designed to align with the Earth’s rotation. The Earth’s rotation is marked by the position of the Earth’s poles, and this is why they built pyramids on the 30th parallel. The Egyptians were very advanced in their architecture and government. Their civilization was the first to use a ratio of Pi to Psi in their architecture and government. They were also the first to use the concept of a government based on a pyramid.

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The Egyptian civilization was very centralized, and the government relied on a set of core values, including that of the “just ruler” who is distinguished by the ability to be fair and effective in the management of the state. The architecture of this civilization, including the design of pyramids, was based on the elements of the universe, including the sun, the earth, and the sky. This is important as it demonstrates the connection between the divine and the human. Also, the ratio of Pi and Psi, the two sides of the golden ratio, is represented in the Egyptian pyramids.

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Ancient Knowledge of Geodesics

The ancient Egyptians used a variety of different technologies to build their pyramids (although it is still not clear exactly which ones they used), but one of the most important was the use of geodesic geometry. For example, the Great Pyramid at Giza is built on a platform of limestone blocks arranged in a geodesic tetrahedron. In fact, the pharaohs were so concerned about this that they inscribed certain mathematical ratios into the blocks of the pyramid, which enabled their architects to calculate the exact height of each of the blocks and make sure that the pyramid was perfectly aligned.

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The ancient Egyptians used a form of geodesics called the Harmonic Decimal System (HDS) in order to build their pyramids. The HDS was invented by the ancient Egyptians and was used to construct great monuments and temples. This system of measurement was based on the harmonic series, which is a mathematical series that is composed of whole numbers and is formed from the repeating frequency of the note 1. The result is that the HDS was able to accurately measure the size of things such as pyramids. The Egyptians used this system to keep track of the distance between the pyramids and other buildings. This allowed for the perfect construction of the pyramids, as it was necessary for the ancient Egyptians to maintain a constant distance between these structures. In addition, this system was used to measure the angle of the pyramids and their sides.

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The Square of a Circle and the Great Pyramid

The ancient Egyptians built pyramids to serve as tombs for their pharaohs. The pyramid shape was chosen because its geometry is very stable and is easy to build. Egyptian Pharoahs used the internal and external dimensions of their pyramids to align to the four original cardinal points of the earth. These points were marked on the ground and the pyramids were designed to align to the cardinal points.

First, they would use the square of a circle to calculate the area of the base of the pyramid. Then, they would use the rule of superposition to calculate the volume of the pyramid. The square of a circle is a rectangle that is the same size as a circle.

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Advanced Egyptian Architecture, Astronomy and Orions Belt

Ancient Egyptians used astronomy to help them build their pyramids. They knew that as the Earth orbits the sun, the light travels a certain distance in a certain amount of time. By using this information, they were able to measure the distance from the Earth to the sun, and to the moon, which allowed them to calculate the size of the pyramids.

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Ancient Egyptians used astronomy to determine the time to mark the passage of certain stars and constellations. The pharaohs also used astronomy to determine the correct angle at which to cut the pyramid’s sides. By using the angle, the pyramids would be true “square” and would provide the perfect “shelter” for the pharaoh within the pyramid. According to some historians, the pyramids were actually the result of a very complicated calculus problem using a few basic rules of geometry.

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The 30th Parallel in Egyptology

The Ancient Egyptians used the 30th parallel as a reference point for many things including building the pyramids. This is because the axis of Earth is aligned along this line; this is because Earth rotates around its axis at an angle of approximately 23.5 degrees. This explains why the pyramids are oriented in a pyramid style, which was the best way to use this angle to build pyramids. The distance between the center of the Earth and the 30th parallel is approximately 50,000 miles. This means that each degree on the Earth’s surface is equal to 50,000 miles.

How did Egyptians Use Pi, Psi, and Phi Ratios

The Egyptians were very clever people, and used the ratio of Pi, Phi, and Psi while building their pyramids. Pi was the first of the three mathematical constants to be discovered. They did this by solving the ratio of Pi, Phi, and Psi and then could measure all of their measurements in relation to the length of the pyramid.

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Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. Psi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its radius. Phi is the ratio of the diameter of a circle to its circumference. Egyptians used these ratios to calculate the relative height of pyramids. They first found the height of the pyramid by measuring its perimeter. Then, they divided the perimeter by the diameter to find the radius. Next, they divided the radius by the circumference to get the ratio of Pi. Finally, they used this ratio to calculate the height of the pyramid by multiplying the ratio of Pi by the ratio of Psi.

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Egyptian Government

The ancient Egyptians developed an advanced numerical system that was based on the concept of the ratio of Pi to Psi, known as the Pappus-Kendall Theory. This numerical system was later used by the Greeks to create their government. The Egyptians also used a system of symbols called hieroglyphics to represent numbers and concepts in their culture.

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The Egyptians used geometry to create their government, and their first recorded ruler, Menes, was said to have been a great mathematician. Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter, and the Egyptians called it “the first of the goddesses” because it was the first of the three mathematical constants that were used to construct the pyramids and temples. Pi appears in the name of one of the three gods of creation, Amun-Ra, and the sun god, Ra. The ratio of Pi to Psi, the second of the three mathematical constants, is used to calculate the length and width of the base of the Great Pyramid at Giza. The third of the three mathematical constants, Phi, the Golden ratio, appears in the names of Egyptian gods and goddesses. Phi appears in the name of the goddess of creation and the goddess of wisdom, Isis, and in the names of the gods of the sun (Re) and the west (Kou-Re-Atemis). These three mathematical constants appear in the names of nearly every Egyptian god, goddess, and pharaoh.

Egyptian Masters of Stonecutting

The Egyptians were the first masters of stonecutting. They used stonecutting to decorate their tombs and temples, and to build pyramids. The Egyptians made some of the world’s largest monuments, such as the pyramids, Sphinx, and the Great Wall of China. They also invented hieroglyphics, the Egyptian hieroglyphs are a mixture of logograms and phonograms. They also developed maps that contained the evolutionary migration routes and the astronomy that was used to find directions and provide guidance for civilizations years into the future. These maps were engraved on the walls of temples and pyramids.

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The Egyptians used astronomy to maintain their civilization. They used the position of the stars to determine the time throughout the year, and they used the position of the stars to find directions and to navigate. The Egyptians also used astronomy to create their calendar, and they used the time of the rising of the sun to know what time it was. Egyptians and civilizations all over the world could use their astronomy to determine the exact time of day and the correct seasons.