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Originally posted by groingrinder
My theory is no matter what point you choose, it is the center of the landmass of Earth. Even if it is out in the ocean.
[edit on 11-24-2009 by groingrinder]
Examinations carried out by NASA showed that the deformation resulted when, for example, a satellite in orbit is located exactly above the Giza Plateau and takes a photo of the Earth from there. NASA took some test pictures using orbiting satellites and their pictures were then compared with the Piri Reis map. It was conculded that the map was exactly worked and there was only a difference of 1°. This difference can be clarified because the map was copied by hand from older sources.
Originally posted by 517.101
Dear scott,
My position scott, is our planet in like a top, that spins if you would on a point and Egypt has never been submerge in water, and furthermore may have been the first land to be above sea level at all, and has been ever since. It's the exact opposite of our earth's rotation, like every action has a reaction.
Thanx scott
Good luck in 2014
Originally posted by Anamnesis
C'mon guys… read a little more and try to comprehend what is written.
The former Astronomer Royal of Scotland, Piazzi Smyth, in his book Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid (1880) writes that "...proceeding around the globe due north and due south of the Great Pyramid ... there is more earth and less sea in that meridian than in any other meridian all the equator round." (p. 89)
Originally posted by Anamnesis
...It has been shown that the Great Pyramid is in fact a scale representation of the Earth, fom the alignment w/the cardinal directions, the heigth and mass proportionate to the planet. Even the sides are slightly concave to the degree of the circumference of the globe!! ...