cladking Wrote:
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> Steve Clayton Wrote:
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> > 1.5 meters (5 feet) would
> > be more than adequate, to float a barge with
> > stones.
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> A battleship can float in a tablespoon of water.
> You'd think those ramp believers who imagine a
> pyramid shaped mountain under G1 would understand
> the concept.

Hi Cladking,

I am not so sure a Battleship can float in a teaspoon of water? You would need to explain that a little clearer for me to understand.

The mountain, if you wish to call it that, was part of a investigation and survey of the Giza Plateau. How much of it could have been speculation, I do not know.

The below image was derived from this report. [hal.archives-ouvertes.fr]



I thought you might enjoy this. How many teams do you see? And, at what speed are they possibly traveling, to place those stones every 3 minutes? What grade is that?

Oh hell, that grade doesn't matter. Whip those lads, you can't stop and rest. That will really mess up our schedule.



This "Ramp" absurdity never ends.

Here... that angle is half of the Pyramid face. I'm surprised they just don't propose they walked up the the face of the Pyramids.