While I’m on the Pyramid, a few other things come to mind.

     How many have seen a map or graph showing the geological relationship of the Pyramids on the Giza plateau?  There not exactly in a straight line.  The third and smallest of the three is offset at an angle from the other two.  This in itself is of no great significance. 

     However, if you look up at the stars at the right time of the year, you will see the constellation, Orion.  You may say, of course, almost everyone has seen Orion.  What of it?

     To answer your query, the next time you look at Orion, take a close look at the three main stars that make up the belt.  If you look close enough, you just might notice that the third and smallest of the three is also offset at a slight angle. 

     So, you may say.  If you get an aerial view of the pyramids and then overlay it with a transparency of the belt of Orion, you will see that the smallest of the three in both pictures are offset at the exact same angle.  Also, it wouldn’t surprise me, if you could scale the distance apart of each, you just might find that they are, by scale, the same distance apart.

    You can also find that the number of days in a year are also laid out in, or on, the Pyramid.  But, more about that at a later time.

                                                                           Harry