Here is another rather curious calculation using that GP height angle 51.84* divided by 7 = 7.4057142868* / Old Meter 39.375 ins. = .188081633, which fraction inverse is 5.316840278 x 43,560 sq.ft. in an acre produces what? How about 481.25 sq. Looks like a good GP height in Ft. also doesn't it? Oh and I forgot to mention on my last post, the difference in my previous calculation of the surface area of the Earth being the product of 8880 x 2220 x a generic value of the height of the GP, which came to 481.2890 sq.mi. sectors. The difference between the two in my current calculation of surface areas is another curious comma ratio I have only encountered once in my studies and collaborations with the very astute Gematrist gent named Latona yrs. ago. that being the Palindrome 12321/12320 comma, I call it anyhow. But no matter how you factor it, the connection between the cubit of 20.625 ins. and the old Indus Ft. of 13.2 ins, which formed the basis for the old Saxon acre area unit, is ever present in this study also.

Uh, who's move is it on the World Chessboard now? LOL!

Stephen