"these
are the days of miracle and wonder
this is a long distance call"
Paul Simon
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without permission from the creator: stephen
langton goulet.
©
2010
After
discovering how the two upper chambers of the Great Pyramid at Gizeh fit
geometrically
inside each other i realized the logical next step
was to build the model. It was fortuitous when economic
factors determined the prototype would be half size because here
the lix dimension formulas
are revealed at their most eloquent.
"Brain
Elevator #1", constructed Summer 2009
larger
pix
cryptographer:
stephen langton goulet
master builder: paddy
vogelgesang
electrics: lee matheson
accelerator: " v "
The
Numerical Source of Great Pyramid Chamber Dimensions
1
lix = 1.001006 feet
At
actual size, the lix dimensions of the "Hi Phive",
(King's), Chamber
are determined by the formula: (n[G]) .5,
where [G] = 73.728 lix,
the
sum of the seven squared dimensions, 7372.8,
divided by 100.
|
Hi Phive Chamber line squared |
= n[G] |
(n[G]) .5 = lix dimension |
|
width = 294.912 |
4[G] |
17.17300207 |
|
side wall diag = 1548.288 |
21[G] |
39.34829094 |
|
end wall diag = 663.552 |
9[G] |
25.75950310 |
|
cubic diag = 1843.2 |
25[G] |
42.93250516 |
|
length = 1179.648 |
16[G] |
34.34600414 |
|
ceiling diag = 1474.56 |
20[G] |
38.4 |
|
height = 368.64 |
5[G] |
19.2 |
|
total = 7372.8 |
= 100[G] |
|
and
the "Point Phive", (Queen's), Chamber dimensions by the
formula: (n[G]/5) .5
|
Point Phive Chamber line squared x 5 |
= n[G] |
(n[G]/5) .5 = lix dimension |
|
side wall height = 1179.648 |
16[G] |
15.36 |
|
width = 1474.56 |
20[G] |
17.17300207 |
|
length = 1769.472 |
24[G] |
18.81208122 |
|
apex = 2064.384 |
28[G] |
20.31937006 |
|
end diag = 2654.208 |
36[G] |
23.04 |
|
side diag = 2949.12 |
40[G] |
24.28629243 |
|
floor diag = 3244.032 |
44[G] |
25.47167839 |
|
apex diag = 3833.856 |
52[G] |
27.69063379 |
|
cubic diag = 4423.68 |
60[G] |
29.74451209 |
|
total = 23592.96 = 15.362 x 100 |
= 320[G] |
|
At
Half Size, the dimensions of both chambers
are
generated through the Hi Phive formula: (n[G])
.5
The wall height of Hi Phive = (1.25 x 73.728) .5
= 9.6 lix
The side wall height of Point Phive = (.8 x 73.728) .5
= 7.68 lix.
9.6
/ 7.68 = 1.25
1.25 .5 = 1.1180339887 = phi - .5
9.6
x 7.68 = 73.728 = [G]
[G] .5 = 8.58650103 lix =
width of both half size chambers
brain
elevator pt 1
|
line |
(n[G]) .5 |
= lix dimension |
= 9.6 x |
= 17.17300207 x |
= 7.68 x |
|
width |
1 |
8.58650103 |
.8 .5 |
.5 |
1.25 .5 |
|
side diag |
5.25 |
19.67414547 |
4.2 .5 |
1.3125 .5 |
6.5625 .5 |
|
end diag |
2.25 |
12.87975155 |
1.8 .5 |
.75 |
2.8125 .5 |
|
cubic diag |
6.25 |
21.46625258 |
5 .5 |
1.25 |
7.8125 .5 |
|
length |
4 |
17.17300207 |
3.2 .5 |
1 |
5 .5 |
|
ceiling diag |
5 |
19.2 |
2 |
1.25 .5 |
2.5 |
|
height |
1.25 |
9.6 |
1 |
.3125 .5 |
1.25 |
volume
= 8.58650103 x 17.17300207 x 9.6 = 1415.5776 cubic lix = 19.2[G]
brain
elevator pt 2
|
line |
(n[G]) .5 |
= lix dimension |
= 7.68 x |
= 17.17300207 x |
= 9.6 x |
|
side wall height |
.8 |
7.68 |
1 |
.2 .5 |
.8 |
|
width |
1 |
8.58650103 |
1.25 .5 |
.5 |
.8 .5 |
|
length |
1.2 |
9.40604061 |
1.5 .5 |
.3 .5 |
.96 .5 |
|
apex |
1.4 |
10.15968503 |
1.75 .5 |
.35 .5 |
1.12 .5 |
|
end diag |
1.8 |
11.52 |
1.5 |
.45 .5 |
1.2 |
|
side diag |
2 |
12.14314620 |
2.5 .5 |
.5 .5 |
1.6 .5 |
|
floor diag |
2.2 |
12.73583919 |
2.75 .5 |
.55 .5 |
1.76 .5 |
|
apex diag |
2.6 |
13.84531689 |
3.25 .5 |
.65 .5 |
2.08 .5 |
|
cubic diag |
3 |
14.87225605 |
3.75 .5 |
.75 .5 |
2.4 .5 |
as
easy as 1, 2, 3..., 4, 5:
The
only window is centred and 1/5th down from the top on the
East wall.
Width is 1/10th the chamber length:
1.717300207 lix
Height is 1/10th the ceiling diagonal:
1.92 lix
the
triangles
Hi
Phive Chamber Point
Phive Chamber
lix
start
triten
lix
grid
"boy in the bubble" paul simon
©
2010
all rights
reserved
