1940 CE
Discovery
Discovery of Pyramid's 8-Sided Faces
Great Pyramid, Giza
(29.9792°N, 31.1342°E)
Detailed Account
British Royal Air Force aerial photography during WWII reveals that the Great Pyramid's faces are not flat — each of the four sides is indented along the center by approximately 0.92 meters, creating an 8-sided structure. This concavity is only visible from the air and during equinox lighting conditions. The engineering required to create a consistent 0.92m concavity across 230m faces using 2.3 million blocks is staggering. No other pyramid has this feature.
Geographic Context
This location is at the Giza plateau — latitude 29.9792°N, matching the speed of light constant (299,792,458 m/s).
Related Anomalies at This Location
Connected Insights
8.4
The Mokattam Resonance Platform: All Three Pyramids as a Coupled Oscillator Array
CROSS-DOMAIN SYNTHESIS: Geology × Acoustics × Architecture × Electromagnetics The discovery that all three Giza...
9.5
ANGKOR WAT: The Distributed Superorganism Network — Same Physics, Different Architecture
Domains: Hydraulic Engineering x Acoustics x Piezoelectricity x Seismology x Neuroscience x Archaeology x Network...
7.8
The Royal Cubit as Geodetic Unit
If the Royal Cubit (0.5236 m) equals π/6 meters, and the pyramid's base is exactly 440 cubits, then the base = 440 ×...
6.8
The Concave Face Calendar Marker
The Great Pyramid's unique concave faces (creating an 8-sided structure) produce a shadow effect visible only during...
8.1
The 43,200 Rosetta Stone
The scale factor 43,200 connecting the pyramid to Earth's dimensions can be decomposed: 43,200 = 360 × 120 = 12 × 3,600...
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