I call your attention to the Grid POINT Value of 'The Face' at Cydonia on Mars .. 656.56127 .. (Munck, 1992). { http://hometown.aol.com/marscode/cydonia.html }. I noticed this .. 656.56127 = [360 Radians (deg)] / 10Pi. And I noticed more, recently, which relates directly to the Golden Section (the Phi constant) that Dan Winter writes about. { And there is 'developing evidence' that Phi is the key to "faster-than-light" travel }. 10 X [arcCOS (Phi / 2)] X [arcCOS (Phi / 2)] = 656.56127 X 19.7392088 .. = 12960. The arcCosine of HALF-Phi is 36. The Cosine of 36 is HALF-Phi. COS 36 = (1.618033989 / 2). 12960 is the number of years in the ideal Earth precession HALF-cycle. 19.7392088 is the Grid POINT Value of circa year-2000 A.D. REGULUS (Morton, 1999). REGULUS is the star, in Leo, identified with HORUS. { http://www.topcities.com/OuterSpace/farshores/farshores/skymat_1.htm }. Also .. 19.7392088 = 2Pi X Pi. The Sky-matrix Location of REGULUS/HORUS The locations of stars in the Sky-matrix are calculated according to their sky-dome arc-distances (line-of-sight-distance in the sky, as seen by an observer on Earth, but relative to the ecliptic, not Earth's horizon). The star-longitude is calculated from a prime meridian that intersects the ecliptic at 90 degrees, and this prime meridian is marked by the Orion belt-star ALNITAK (theory of Mary Anne Weaver; essentially proven by Michael Lawrence Morton). There is a database on The Internet that gives certain star-latitudes and certain star-longitudes .. according-to these very parameters just mentioned. { http://www.hooked.net/~sidereal/astfixst.htm }. On that database, the star-longitude notations will be according to the Sidereal zodiac .. not the "Tropical" zodiac. This is very important. The commonly-used "Tropical" zodiac .. commonly used by astrologers (at least by most astrologers and by most astrology computer programs) .. is not adjusted to Earth precession, so it is about 25 arc-degrees "off" the actual, current sky-dome orientation in terms of longitude (perpendicular to the ecliptic). So .. keep in mind that this (above) database does_give_you the needed longitude parameter. Then, as I mentioned above, the star-latitude notations are_given_by that database, also, in the needed ecliptical orientation. Also ... the given data on that database_is_for circa year-2000. IMPORTANT NOTE : You need the data for ALNITAK, of course, but it so-happens that this (above) database does not give those figures. (I've mentioned that to the appropriate person, as far as I know). However; I do have those "database" ALNITAK figures for you, here : Longitude .. 29 TAU 56' 50" Latitude .. - 25 (deg) 17' 37" (South of ecliptic). Here are the exact_Sky-matrix_figures for ALNITAK (Morton, 1999) .. Grid LONG 360 ... as prime meridian marker. Grid LAT 25 (deg) X 17 (min) X 36.95991357 (sec) South (of ecliptic) .. = 15707.96327 South (of ecliptic). Grid POINT Value 15707.96327 / 360 = 43.63323131 I suggest that a good exercise would be to go to that (above) database, and see if you can figure-out how I got the figures for REGULUS/HORUS. { Refer to the "sky-matrix" article on the www.topcities.com website }. REGULUS Grid LAT 27 (min) X 41.88790205 (sec) North (of ecliptic) .. = 1130.973355 North (of ecliptic). { 1130.973355 = 360Pi }. REGULUS Grid LONG 65 (deg) X 08 (min) X 42.93176771 (sec) E.ALNITAK .. = 22324.51921 E.ALNITAK. { 22324.51921 = 720 X (Pi Cubed) }. NOTE: (Pi Cubed) is the Grid POINT Value (Morton, 1999) for the Orion belt-star MINTAKA. Also .. MINTAKA corresponds to The Mycerinus Pyramid of Giza .. and The Mycerinus Pyramid has a Grid POINT Value (Munck, 1992) of (720Pi) .. and an original height of (72Pi) regular ("British") feet !!! REGULUS/HORUS Grid POINT Value 22324.51921 / 1130.973355 .. = 19.7392088 .. = 2Pi X Pi. Notice the many self-referential/redundant/fractal-like relationships within those calculations. -- Michael Lawrence Morton (c) 2000
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