How many pyramids are there in Egypt, and what constellations do they point to?

Opinions vary, some say 97 seats, some say 1 10 seats, and some say 120 seats, but there are no exact figures, all around 100 seats.

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Pyramid, which means "square pyramid" in Arabic, is a stone building with a square bottom and a spire. This is the tomb of the king and queen of ancient Egypt. Because of its huge scale, it is an isosceles triangle from all sides, which is quite similar to the word "gold" in Chinese characters, so it is called "pyramid" figuratively.

The pyramids in Egypt were built 4,500 years ago, located in the Giza area on the west bank of the Nile, about 13 km southwest of Cairo. The most famous pyramid is located in the desert of Giza province, southwest of Cairo. They are pyramid of khufu, Havla Pyramid and Menkoala Pyramid.

Orion Belt Star and the Pyramid of Giza

Not only the pyramids in Egypt contain astronomy, but also the pyramids in ancient Maya (now Central America) were specially built for astronomical purposes. There are 52 four-corner reliefs on each side of the Mayan pyramid, representing the 52 years of the Mayan century (356 days of solar calendar and 260 days of Maya's unique Jin Zhuo calendar, once again returning to the starting point). 13 angle represents 1 year and 13 months (20 days × 13 months = 260 days), with 9 1 step on each side, 9 1 × 4 = 364, and finally.

The construction of pyramids is also closely related to mathematics. The exact equations displayed by six figures puzzled archaeologists, architects, geographers and physicists.

Equation 1: (pyramid) self-weight× l0l5 = the weight of the earth.

Equation 2: (pyramid) tower height× l0 billion = the distance from the earth to the sun is1.500 million kilometers.

Equation 3: (pyramid) The square of the tower height = the triangular area of the tower surface.

Equation 4: (pyramid) base circumference: tower height = circumference: radius.

Equation 5: Time division of (pyramid) base circumference x2= equator.

Equation 6: (pyramid) foundation perimeter ÷ (tower height× 2) = pi (∏ = .3.l4l59)

Who can believe that this series of data is just an accidental coincidence?

Why can the pyramids last for four thousand years without falling down?

Orion's belt, the three Egyptian pyramids, is the same.

There are three stars at the waist of Wuxian king.

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There are two constellations on the connecting line between the Patriarch Horn of Lyra and Vega, one is the Nordica Corona, and the other is the Five Immortals near Vega. You can also find Ursa by connecting Alpha Cygnus and Vega and extending them to twice the distance. Hercules was a hero in the world before his death, but he was very modest in heaven and didn't want to pretend to be a prominent figure. Therefore, Perseus is not significant, and the brightest star is only 3m.

This is a map of Hercules. Look, Hercules is kneeling on his right leg, with a big stick in his right hand and Hydra in his left hand. How spectacular! Interestingly, the image of Hercules looks upside down in the northern hemisphere, and only in the southern hemisphere can it be seen as upright as this map.

Near the star η between η and ζ in Ursa major, there is a famous large galaxy cluster, Ursa major. Its brightness is equivalent to 4m, so we can see it on a clear moonless night. This large cluster of galaxies is 34,000 light years away. It is spherical with a diameter of over 65,438+000 light years. The farther you go, the denser the stars are. At the center, the density of stars is hundreds of times that of stars near the solar system. Astronomers estimate that it has more than one million members, many of whom cannot be seen through large telescopes.

Our sun is a star, but it is also moving. It not only "revolves" around the center of the Milky Way like other members of the Milky Way, but also takes us to rotate to Wuxian at a speed of 19.5 km per second.