Jean-Pierre Houdin Theory
3D Unveils the Mystery of the Great Pyramid
The secret of the construction of the pyramid of Khufu in Egypt
has always held people in fascination. Numerous theories have been
put forward but none has yet stood up to analysis. Eight years ago,
the architect Jean-Pierre Houdin had a flash of intuition and
developed a revolutionary theory. Considering Khufu' monumental
undertaking as the first industrial construction project in history,
he turned to Dassault Systèmes technology to test his hypotheses and
feed his thought processes. So it was that he joined the 'Passion
for Innovation' programme. Having demonstrated the validity of the
theory with the aid of their scientific 3D solutions, Dassault
Systèmes invite you to enjoy an extraordinary journey through time
and space. Relive the Great Pyramid construction project in
real-time 3D!
For full details visit
http://www.3ds.com/introduction/revealed/
Hany Halim - The Broken Vase Theory
“Intellectual Property Right” By the Egyptian Engineer/Tour
guide/ HANY HALIM patented in Egypt in 2002
IT has always puzzled me to see the amazing joints between the
stones of the pyramids, especially those used for the outer
cladding. Close inspection reveals that you cannot insert a pin or a
sharp razor blade in between the stones and I believe that they were
probably meant to be water-tight in order to prevent water Leakage
into the building.
They adhere perfectly to each other with no cement at all The
question that nagged me was how the Ancient Egyptians managed to do
that with such great precision?
NOT only this but also they had to be able to put ONE STONE EVERY
TWO MINUTES in its place continuously for 25 years working 10 hours
a day (see Calculations ).
HOW TO ACHIEVE this HIGH SPEED OF WORK TOGETHER WITH THIS VERY
HIGH PRECISSION??!!
THIS IS THE DIFFICULT QUSTION THAT PUZZELED THE MINDS of the
world for a long time with no logical, or generally accepted answer.
WELL now Let’s notice what happens if we break a vase into pieces
then try to fix it by putting the pieces back and gluing them.
If we do a good job, it will be difficult to tell where the cracks
of the joints are, we’ll probably see a hair-line crack where we
can’t insert a pin or a sharp razor blade. Isn’t this exactly the
same case as the cladding stones used in covering the pyramids? If
we follow the same technique to build the pyramids We would Break
the quarry into pieces, move it to the construction site and put the
pieces back next to each other as they were in the quarry, achieving
both the high speed and great accuracy.
SEE IT CAN Really WORK...
I found many proofs and evidence that support my Theory and it was
generally accepted by all those who read or new about it, I had no
disagreement at all in the last 5 years.
For full details visit
http://www.hanyra.com/index_files/page0008.htm
Steven Martin's Theory
An alternate theory that is simple and practical -
submitted by our visitor Steven Martin (sketches © Steven Martin)
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