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Pyramid of Khaba and the Great Pit of Zawiyet el Aryan 1 The third pyramid was built at Zawiyet el Aryan 9km northwest of the first two and with ‘The Great Pit’ 1235m northwest of it, give or take a metre. Maybe it’s 1234? I have no problem with people saying the Pyramids are tombs, even though some are not, I have a problem with people saying they are ‘just tombs’. These people do plenty of reading and ‘riting but cannot do ‘rithmetic.
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'Quantity has a quality all of its own' Although it's not my favourite pyramid it's easy to see why so many intelligent people are 'so interested' in this, the Great Pyramid, structure. Once you understand the scale it, just when you thought you were out, pulls you back in.
Short video trailer for a series I am producing- THE GREAT PYRAMID PASSAGES and CHAMBERS by John and Morton Edgar.
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Monty Python: The Argument Clinic. Social media in a nutshell.
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El impacto de la técnica constructiva en la historia de la arquitectura tiene un capítulo central en el impacto de este tipo de estructura metálica. Pennsylvania Station (ca 1910).
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Meteor Crater in Arizona, USA was formed 50,000 years ago by a 160 ft meteorite.
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I'm working on the Meidum Pyramid video atm and found this photo(Thank You Ricardo) and want to know why, when the outer layers collapsed, the remaining monolith has such smooth, sharp sides and edges? The Pyramid was built by successive inward leaning layers but also had horizontal rings of different types and sizes of stone. Hence the bands we can still see. It's like someone cut it with a knife.
Replying to @RicardoCalvrio1
Image shows the extent of the debris & some idea of the labour done by Petrie to excavate the Site. The form of this debris made Kurt Mendelssohn think the pyramid collapsed. He published his findings in The Riddle of the Pyramids. the evidence seems to suggest otherwise.
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Iliad (Troy) trailer made by Grok Imagine 1.5, which was just released

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Artwork from the artists that followed Napoleon's army into Egypt in 1798. Vol 2 plate 81 to 93 This set is about Giza I have little to no belief in the main stream interpretations of this place, mainly on dating and refusal to understand the multi phased construction
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Egypt An exquisite work but seldom remembered Thread of 27 Slides The pyramids of Gizeh: From actual survey and admeasurement London, 1839 By Perring, John Shae
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Today, May 31, 2026, marks exactly the 125th anniversary of the introduction of admission charges at Stonehenge.
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Transcendental numbers ✍️ This picture is a straightforward diagram that illustrates how different types of numbers are connected, resembling boxes within larger boxes, with a special focus on transcendental numbers. At the largest level are complex numbers, which encompass everything. Inside that category are real numbers, the everyday numbers we encounter on a number line. Real numbers divide into two main groups: rational numbers, which can be expressed as one whole number divided by another (such as fractions, integers, whole numbers, and natural counting numbers), and irrational numbers, which cannot be expressed in that way. Transcendental numbers are a specific subset mainly found within the irrationals. These numbers are more complex and cannot be solved using simple algebraic methods. Notable examples include pi (used for circles), e (which is significant in growth and science), and a few others like the natural logarithm of 2. The diagram helps us understand that numbers have layers, from basic counting numbers to more complex ones, with transcendental numbers like pi and e being unique and powerful in mathematics.
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Replying to @amazing_physics
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Replying to @Tom_Rowsell
You are what You eat. You absorb what You consume.
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Italian photographer Valerio Minato waited six years to capture the perfect alignment of the moon, a mountain, and a basilica This image earned NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day, recognizing Valerio Minato’s years of planning and precision.
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¿Me engañan mis ojos? Ah no, es un Mercedes-Benz 500K Spezial Roadster de 1936. Diseño: Friedrich Geiger. #Diseño
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The Starship team is go for prop load
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Watch Starship's twelfth flight test x.com/i/broadcasts/1pKkOykQR…
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Pyramid of Khaba and the Great Pit of Zawiyet el Aryan 1 The third pyramid was built at Zawiyet el Aryan 9km northwest of the first two and with ‘The Great Pit’ 1235m northwest of it, give or take a metre. Maybe it’s 1234? I have no problem with people saying the Pyramids are tombs, even though some are not, I have a problem with people saying they are ‘just tombs’. These people do plenty of reading and ‘riting but cannot do ‘rithmetic.
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Links to References Layer Pyramid Barsanti archive.org/details/annalesd… archive.org/details/annalesd… Zawiyet el Aryan Barsanti 1906 and 1912 archive.org/details/annalesd… archive.org/details/annalesd… archive.org/details/annalesd… Pyramid of Khaba archive.org/details/Maragiog… Great Pit of Zawiyet el Aryan archive.org/details/Maragiog… archive.org/details/Maragiog… G.A. Reisner and C.S. Fisher: "The Work of the Harvard University - Museum of Fine Arts Egyptian Expedition" (pyramid of Zawiyet el-Aryan), Bulletin of the Museum of Fine Arts (BMFA) 9, Boston, No. 54 Vol. IX (December 1911) gizapyramids.org/static/pdf%… Excavations at Giza 1949-1950 Cairo, Government Press, 1953 Abu Bakr, Abdel Moniem. Digital Giza giza.fas.harvard.edu/pubdocs… The Layer Pyramid Zawiyet el-Aryan A Layman's guide Keith Hamilton academia.edu/125836429/The_L… The Great Pit of Zawiyet el-Aryan A Layman's guide Keith Hamilton researchgate.net/publication… Plutarch Moralia archive.org/details/plutarch…

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Once you see it, You can't unsee it.
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Rockets need a hug too! Starship becoming fully reusable is our ticket to Kardashev civilization.

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The Phaistos Disc is a fired clay artifact from roughly 1550 BC found in Crete during a 1908 excavation. Its precise symbol combinations look more like a structured data format or a ritual score than a standard written language. The actual meaning of these characters remains completely unsolved.
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