Hi T Bird,

"Even if you had powered disc cutters with the large radius... How are they powered.....if the GP machine is not operating as a power server?"

Having it confirmed that the Sun is an electric discharge and not a thermonuclear core was
Big for me."


So, what have we got?

1. A pyramid which clearly isn't a tomb on an elevated plateau.

2. An identical structure next to this pyramid minus the internal chambers (or so we're told).

3. A city named by the Greeks as Heliopolis, which is the centre of worship of the Sun.

4. Kings whose nomenclature includes the name Ra - symbolic of the Sun.

5. A structure on the highest point of the area by someone called Djedefre whose name includes Ra and a Djed Pillar. This structure has no pyramidial qualities but looks like an excavated site for a tower.

6. A similar structure at Zawyet el Aryan which is in a direct line across Giza and which has enormous sockets capable of holding in place a tower.

7. Nearby is the Sun Temple.

8. Just possibly the power came from the Sun. Perhaps not from solar heat, but from electrical energy. If we could find a Djed Pillar, that would help.

lover