Manu Wrote:
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> Thanos didn't consider any evidence here. He
> rehashed someone else's opinion without checking
> the data himself and then copies and pastes that
> person's opinion as if it's a slam-dunk rebuttal
> against a pretty amazing concurrence of four
> alignments to four bright celestial objects. Well
> it's not.

I have to say I never had you pegged as a bald faced liar. Funny that when you get a challenge to your precious beliefs that instead of defending your position with erudition your response is to continually hurl peculiarly dishonest ad hominems and pretentious personal slurs to try and discredit the person giving the opinion instead of addressing the actual information provided.

You need to quote and cite the source of the opinion you think I am "rehashing" and "copy and pasting" and when you can't find it, because it does not exist, I'll expect your prompt apology and retraction. Regarding Thuban, I cite respected 19th century astronomer Richard Proctor repeatedly as the source of the dates and the impetus for the theory itself, you know, kind of like how you keep reffering back to Bauval.

For interested parties:The Great pyramid : observatory, tomb, and temple

As for the shafts, anyone who has taken the time to research their architecture easily knows they do not go in straight lines, some do not even exit the pyramid, and some a door if not multiple doors block their passage. This is not an "opinion", dumbass, but the actual facts. How unusual for you to say I have not considered "any" evidence when in regards to the air shafts that is all I have done is "consider the evidence" which should be common knowledge to anyone familiar with the subject.

If I were to quote someone, however, I would start with Rudolph Gatenbrink in response to the question of "are they light or star shafts":

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No! All the shafts bend, often several times. In addition, all the shafts begin, at their lower ends, with horizontal sections about 2 meters in length. So there is no way light from any source could ever have penetrated from the outside into either of the chambers. In several parts of the shafts, with the exception of the lower southern one, we even found extreme angle fluctuations. It is therefore ridiculous for anyone to claim that the shafts could ever have pointed precisely to certain stars. Given the many angle fluctuations, the shafts could be construed to be pointing at some 100 different stars, especially if construction of the pyramid is gratuitously redated to match specific stellar constellations.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 20-Feb-17 20:33 by Thanos5150.