Speed of Light Encoded in Latitude

The Great Pyramid sits at latitude 29.9792458° North. The speed of light in vacuum is 299,792,458meters per second. The numerical correspondence is striking: the latitude digits match the speed of light constant when expressed as 29.9792458 vs 2.99792458 × 10⁸. Skeptics note that the metre was defined in 1793 and latitude conventions are modern constructs. However, proponents argue that if the builders placed the pyramid at this exact latitude intentionally, it implies they possessed knowledge of both the speed of light and a measurement system that would eventually be adopted by modern science — suggesting access to fundamental physical constants.