Giza vs Teotihuacan — Dimensional Coincidence

The Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan, Mexico (built ~100 CE) has a base perimeter of approximately 893meters and a height of 65.5meters. Its base side (223m) is within 3% of the Great Pyramid's base (230m). More remarkably, its base perimeter divided by twice its height gives: 893 / (2 × 65.5) = 6.82, while π × 2.17 = 6.82, encoding π through a different geometric relationship. The Teotihuacan complex also encodes the distances of the inner solar system planets. The pyramid contains sheets of mica, transported from Brazil (4,800km away), with unknown purpose but significant electromagnetic shielding properties. These parallels across continents and millennia challenge the mainstream model of independent invention.