engbren Wrote:
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> The next line is to look at something similar to
> the Babylonian System A calculations for planetary
> motion:
>
> “Concerning Saturn. 4,25 (265) years corresponds
> to 4,16 (256) first appearances and to 9
> rotations13 and to 54,0 (3240) degrees. “
> A study of Babylonian planetary theory I. The
> outer planets
> Teije de Jong
>

We know that 280 RC is the expected height of the pyramid through Petrie's survey. The current height is listed as 138.8m which happens to be ~265 Royal Cubits high corresponding to the number of years in the Babylonian System A figures for Saturn. The missing piece would therefore be 15 Royal Cubits high and ~23.57 Royal Cubits in base length. At 23.57 Royal Cubits, in order to get to 3240 degrees (or 9 full rotations of 360 degrees), you must multiply by ~137.45 - very close to the golden angle in degrees. The number 137 also pops up in the Sphinx and Khafre's pyramid. Maybe there's something to dig into here.