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Amphitheatre Pompeii

Amphitheatre Pompeii The Amphitheatre of Pompeii is the oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre. It is situated in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii and was buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 ad. It is located to the east of the city and the edge of the eruption. It measures 135m long and 104m wide, the arena's pit is measured at 6m below ground level and was built in 70 bc. Coordinates 40.751827,14.494962 Measurements 135m x 104m (341ft x 443ft) 76.2m x 38.1m ( 250ft x 125ft) Angled at 60° towards northwest Area π×341×443= 474578 π×250×125= 98175 474578× 98175= 46591695150 46591695150÷223= 208931368 π×341×450= 482077 482077× 98175= 47327909475 47327909475÷223= 212232777 Roman Units The Roman cubit (cubitum) was 1½ Roman feet (17.48 inches) Five Roman feet made the pace (passus), 1.48 metres (58.23 inches). If considering a standardised unit, the Roman foot was probably used here, making the above whole units in 5's as if a passus. If applying again, the amph
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Pyramid - Slope Angles

Pyramid slope angles
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What are the slope angles and their connection?
Two area equations that possibly give the number of blocks contained inside a pyramid.
The area from the triangle between Earth and Sun and other from pyramid separation distance and angle produced (Meidum, Khufu's). The circumference was probably deduced initially, followed by a timing scale splitting the day up into 24×60.

Area Sun÷Area larger=area perimeter 69202799999.9÷29600=2337932.432

922.704 kms×150000000 kms×90°
64.197 kms×922.704 kms×3.989°

No one has yet added the total blocks inside the pyramids, but these numbers are around 2.4M. 

Speed of light
As for simultaneous equations eliminating 8.31 minutes, the speed of light could be calculated as one unknown.
8.31 minutes=511 seconds
(511×0.4651)=(150000000÷c) 1÷((237.6661÷0.4651)÷150000000)=293542.07 293542.074÷299792.458=98%

Spheres
Although the circumference at the equator is 40075 it is 34707kms at 29.97°.
40075×cos(30)=34705.968
This suggests measurements were made at the equator, and then spheres were understood.

Slopes
It has been shown that the building height/base ratio was 5.5/7, although the slopes varied.
Khafre's pyramid=53.167°
51.843+√(1.618)=53.115
53.115−53.167=0.052
Difference off 5.5×7 (11×7) ratio plus root 1.618 plus separation angle 0.05.

Khufu's pyramid=51.867°
51.867-51.843=0.024
Difference off 5.5×7 (11×7) ratio

Menkaure's pyramid=51.34°
51.843−51.34=0.503
0.503-0.523=0.02
(51.34+1.323)−53.167=0.504
So minus Menkaure's slope plus difference from Khafre's slope off 5.5×7 (11×7) ratio and minus from Khafre's slope equals 0.504 which is 28×1.8cms adding 1.912cms equals 0.523m. 

This relies on accurate measurements already taken. Menkaure's slope is very near to this number already, but using the numbers as measured shows that (Menkaure slope + diff Khafre slope)-Khafre slope=0.504+0.01912=0.523
and likewise
Khufu's slope is 0.024° off 5.5×7 (11×7) ratio, but along a 239 cubits base at 0.024° the variation is 0.1 cubit (239 number from seconds rotation/°).

Here, Khafre's pyramid difference off 5.5×7 (11×7) ratio plus root of golden ratio is about 0.05, which is the separation angle between it and Khufu's pyramid. The number is 0.052° and this increases the angle year ratio to 33.55 years, adjusting it by 1.3 years but inside the 2040-2055, maintaining 1.912.

Old number 2046.2−32.25−1984.95=29
New number 2046.2−33.55−1984.95=27.7
Most likely 2046.2−32.25−1984.95−1.3=27.7

The most likely is probably correct, as 1.3 years is equal to 15 months, which was the duration of peak. Also possible that at a distance of 1000m at 0.05°/0.052° difference is equal to 3.49cms but in metres multiply by 10 is very similiar to 0.349° the angle that the Sphinx is off from east/west at peak.

As a rule, Khufu’s pyramid connects to the error of offset for Menkaure’s pyramid with Khafre’s connecting with golden ratio plus offset and Menkaure’s connecting with the cubit, with all connecting with 5.5×11 ratio.


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