Alan Green Many thanks to seanoffshotgun at GHMB who posted links to some of Alan Green’s videos on YouTube. I haven’t looked at the one on the Fine Structure Constant yet – that could be stretching the limits of ancient technology a bit and I have (probably sordid) tales to tell about Michael Morton’s explorationsContinue reading “Short Reports 3”
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About the El Castillo Pyramid at Chichen Itza
It continues to bother me that there seems to be an unsolved mystery about the El Castillo pyramid at Chichen Itza, which is how many steps did it originally have and how many steps does it have now? A few years ago when I returned to this work, I predicated a great deal of myContinue reading “About the El Castillo Pyramid at Chichen Itza”
What Is “The Lunar Remen”?
I believe I just mentioned that the figure of 1.219350970 was first found while working with ancient Mesoamerican architecture. While this is perfectly true to the best of my knowledge, I might have also added that an additional part of the background of this number that in a manner of speaking, it’s the reciprocal ofContinue reading “What Is “The Lunar Remen”?”
El Castillo: The Good News and the Bad
At this hour, it appears as if the good news is that the base proportions of the El Castillo pyramid (source: Teobert Maler) at Chichen Itza may have finally been understood more properly. The bad news is that is order to truly understand why it measures as it does may require adding two additional calendarContinue reading “El Castillo: The Good News and the Bad”
Some New & Review
About five months ago, I posted about Thom’s Flattened Ring Types here http://grahamhancock.com/phorum/read.php?1,1198957,1199009#msg-1199009 http://grahamhancock.com/phorum/read.php?1,1198957,1203933#msg-1203933 It always bears repeating how remarkable it is that the perimeter / major radius value for the Type A flattened ring acceptably approximates 1/100 of the inner circumference of the Stonehenge sarcen circle in feet, making this same figure as aContinue reading “Some New & Review”
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