Re: Vitruvian Man - parts 7-11a

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> On 24.03.2024 20.45, D wrote:
>> [continued from parts 1 - 6] . . .
>> 
>>  * the three pyramids of gizeh are the most famous, everlasting and
>>  iconic land- 
>>    marks in the world; hermians, altars, sundials, carefully placed
>>    as tones on the scale, descending and ascending in the balance;
>>    the first pyramid is car- dinal, the second is fixed, and the
>>    third is mutable; the third decan of tau- rus is cardinal earth,
>>    the synodic return of kappa/kronos, hence "capricorn"; the
>>    pyramids' dimensions and relative positions have been measured to
>>    common agreement within geometric tolerance(Petrie's 1880-82
>>    survey, "web mercator" WGS84 ellipsoid/EPSG:4326, etc.); for star
>>    mapping, JPL's DE431 ephemeris is ideal for use with astronomy
>>    software; the 2.59 gigabyte binary is available here:
>>    
ftp://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/eph/planets/Linux/de431/lnxm13000p17000.
>>    431 (covers epoch of date -13200-08-15 to 17191-03-15); this file
>>    works with the popular freeware Cartes du Ciel:
>>    https://ap-i.net/skychart/en/download ; the following chart lists
>>    the approximate center of each pyramid base in decimal degrees of
>>    latitude and longitude: 
>> 
>>                        1st Pyramid: ~29.979182, ~31.134206
>>                        2nd Pyramid: ~29.975980, ~31.130789
>>                        3rd Pyramid: ~29.972513, ~31.128241
>> 
>>  * for this example, the Cartes du Ciel/Sky Chart program is set to
>>  approximate 
>>    the geocentric sky using ecliptic coordinates for julian day
>>    -2073524 (10390 years BC) to see if the famous Edgar Cayce reading
>>    5748-6 which says "10,490 to 10,390 before the Prince entered into
>>    Egypt" . . ."date BC of that period" might show that the
>>    calculated epoch of date positions of the "Belt of Orion" stars
>>    Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka could closely align with the
>>    present-day positions of the pyramids:
>> 
>>       Alnitak: L +274*30'18"/+274.505000 B -26*44'18"/-26.738333 
>>       29tau41:48 Alnilam: L +273*17'43"/+273.295278 B
>>       -25*55'25"/-25.923611  28tau29:13 Mintaka: L
>>       +272*12'10"/+272.202778 B -24*57'12"/-24.953333  27tau23:40 
>>       Aldebar: L +259*48'30"/+259.808333 B -05*56'23"/- 5.939722 
>>       15tau00:00 
>> 
>>    comparative studies of this subject (particularly by Bauval,
>>    Hancock, et al) have consistently showed that the first two
>>    pyramids are clearly an "x marks the spot" match with the first
>>    two stars, while the third pyramid is clearly not centered on the
>>    third star, and yet it is tangent to it about two-thirds of the
>>    way down the western edge of the pyramid's slightly-concave
>>    tetragram base (this subtle star-shape most apparent in the first
>>    pyramid, least so in the second); the coincidence of the third
>>    star so exactly touching the third pyramid at its west edge
>>    provides further compelling evidence of correlation by design; the
>>    "mighty hunter in the field" theme of the unforgiving mutable 
>>    quartette fits neatly with the classic mythology of life, death,
>>    and rebirth; 
>> 
>>                  Le proporzioni del corpo umano secondo Vitruvio
>> 
>> "The length of the outspread arms is equal to the height of the man.
>> From the hair- 
>>  line to the bottom of the chin is one-tenth of the height of the
>>  man. From below the chin to the top of the head is one-eighth of the
>>  height of the man. From above the chest to the top of the head is
>>  one-sixth of the height of the man. From above the chest to the
>>  hairline is one-seventh of the height of a man. From the chest to 
>>  the head is a quarter of the height of the man. The maximum width of
>>  the shoulders contains a quarter of the man. From the elbow to the
>>  tip of the hand is a quarter of the height of a man; the distance
>>  from the elbow to the armpit is one-eighth of the height of the man;
>>  the length of the hand is one-tenth of the man. The virile member is
>>  at the half height of the man. The foot is one-seventh of the man.
>>  From below the foot to below the knee is a quarter of the man. From
>>  below the knee to the root of the member is a quarter of the man.
>>  The distances from the chin to the nose and the hairline and the
>>  eyebrows are equal to the ears and one-third of the face"
>> 
>>  * man's height is 4 cubits; from hairline to base of chin is 4/10 =
>>  0.4 cubits; 
>>    from base of chin to top of square is 4/8 = 0.5 cubits; from top
>>    of chest to top of square is 4/6 = ~0.666667 cubits; from top of
>>    chest to hairline is 4/7 = ~0.571429 cubits; from chest level with
>>    center of nipples to top of square is 4/4 = 1 cubit; width of
>>    shoulders is 4/4 = 1 cubit; elbow to tip of hand is 4/4 = 1 cubit;
>>    elbow to armpit is 4/8 = 0.5 cubits; length of hand is 4/10 = 0.4 
>>    cubits; groin is 4/2 = 2 cubits above floor; foot is 4/7 =
>>    ~0.571429 cubits (cf. Vitruvius' description "4 palms make a foot"
>>    = ~0.666667 cubits); from floor to base of knee is 4/4 = 1 cubit;
>>    from base of knee to groin is 4/4 = 1 cubit; from base of chin to
>>    base of nose is 4/30 = ~0.133333 cubits; from hairline to base 
>>    of eyebrows is 4/30 = ~0.133333 cubits; from base of eyebrows to
>>    base of nose (top to bottom of ears) is 4/30 = ~0.133333 cubits;
>>    face is 12/30 = 0.4 cubits; from the eyes level with center of
>>    pupils to top of square is 4/16 = 0.25 cubits; left pupil is
>>    dilated in the decreasing sunlight (seasonal from summer to winter
>>    solstice, diurnal from postmeridian to antemeridian), right pupil
>>    is constricted in the increasing sunlight (from winter to summer
>>    solstice, from antemeridian to postmeridian); space between the
>>    pupils is about 1 palm-width = ~0.166667 cubits (drawing
>>    measurement closer to ~0.164164 cubits); 
>> 
>>  * raised left hand extended middle finger tip is tangent to circle
>>  at (caelestial) 
>>    sagittarius second decan 0 aries; raised right hand extended
>>    middle finger tip is tangent to circle at pisces third decan 0
>>    scorpio; lowered left hand extended middle finger tip is tangent
>>    to square in scorpio third decan cancer first pentad; lowered
>>    right hand extended middle finger tip is tangent to square in
>>    aries first decan second pentad; armspan is parallel above
>>    taurus-scorpio centerline, 0 taurus ~23.7 degrees below right
>>    fingertip, 0 scorpio ~23.3 degrees below left fingertip; 
>> 
>>  * raised left hand extended middle finger tip is tangent to square
>>  in (terrestrial) 
>>    scorpio second decan pisces second pentad; raised right hand
>>    extended middle fin- ger tip is tangent to square in aquarius
>>    second decan gemini first pentad; lowered left hand extended
>>    middle finger tip is tangent to square in scorpio first decan 
>>    first pentad; lowered right hand extended middle finger tip is
>>    tangent to square in aquarius third decan libra second pentad; 
>> 
>>  * raised left foot is turned halfway to the man's left and is
>>  tangent to circle in 
>>    (caelestial) leo third decan aries, toe in virgo first decan first
>>    pentad; raised right foot is facing forward and is centered
>>    tangent to circle at 0 cancer first decan; lowered left foot is
>>    fully turned to the left and is tangent to square in leo first
>>    decan, with back of the heel at 0 leo and toe first pentad
>>    sagittarius; lowered right foot is facing forward and is tangent
>>    to square with toes slightly impressing floor in cancer third
>>    decan pisces with toe tangent to heel at 0 leo; both lowered feet
>>    conceal the circle behind them, and the ball of the lowered left 
>>    foot and toe are outside the circle and drawn as only barely
>>    impressing the floor; 
>> 
>>  * raised left foot is tangent to circle in (terrestrial) leo first
>>  decan with heel 
>>    in cancer third decan pisces second pentad; raised right foot is
>>    in taurus third decan capricorn; lowered left foot is in cancer
>>    first decan, with toe centered in cancer second decan scorpio;
>>    lowered right foot is in gemini third decan aquarius; 
>> 
>>  * both lowered left and right hand extended fourth finger tips are
>>  centered 3/4 = 
>>    ~0.75 cubits below top of square (notably, obliquity of the
>>    terrestrial equator to the caelestial equator transited
>>    23*30'00.0000" 10:41:09 UT Mon 21 Oct 1532/ julian day
>>    2280914.9452[jpl-de431]= 23.5, the arithmetic mean of 23.7 and
>>    23.3; rounding to ~23.4 [i.e. <23.45] did not begin until 12:52:49
>>    UT Mon 6 Aug 1917, whereas rounding from ~23.6 to ~23.5 [<23.55]
>>    began 3:41:07 UT Sun 31 Mar 1146); 
>> 
>>  * raised right hand extended index finger is flexed sharply at the
>>  proximal joint 
>>    just below top of square, and is turned halfway forward to the
>>    man's right with fingertip and tip of thumb about 1/4 = ~0.25
>>    cubits inside left edge of square; outer edge of right index
>>    finger at 2nd proximal phalanx is tangent terrestrial pisces
>>    second decan gemini, and outer edge of right pinky finger tip is
>>    tangent to second decan gemini second pentad, spanning 5
>>    terrestrial degrees (1 pentad); raised left hand extended index
>>    finger is flexed slightly at the proximal joint and turned outward
>>    with only tip of thumb about 1/4 = ~0.25 cubits inside right 
>>    edge of square; outer edge of left index finger at metacarpal
>>    (mcp) is tangent terrestrial scorpio third decan cancer, and outer
>>    edge of left pinky finger tip is tangent to scorpio second decan
>>    pisces second pentad, spanning 5 terrestrial degrees (1 pentad);
>>    base of thumb of both raised left and right hands is 1/4 = ~0.25
>>    cubits below top of square; base of both left and right forearms
>>    is 3/4 = ~0.75 cubits from sides of the square and 1/2 = ~0.5
>>    cubits from top of square; 
>> 
>>  * the length of vertical line segment "y" may be further simplified
>>  by expressing 
>>    it as a simple ratio 3/7 = ~ 0.428571 cubits; cf. y =
>>    2sin(10)/(cos(10)-sin(10)) = ~0.428148, very near to 3/7
>>    (~99.9012%); this makes a 28 x 28 square grid fit neatly in the
>>    square, with 3 additional grid spaces to each side for the circle 
>>    diameter, allowing the whole circle to fit perfectly in the 34 x
>>    34 square grid; thus the diameter of the small circle centered at
>>    the midpoint of segment "y" is 3 grid spaces = 3/7 cubits, area is
>>    9pi/196 = ~0.1442568 cubits; tangent to the top of this circle is
>>    the base of another circle of equal diameter (3/7 cubits), and at
>>    the center of each of these circles is a smaller, 1 grid-square
>>    diameter circle; a larger circle of 6/7 = ~0.857143 cubits
>>    diameter circumscribes all of these smaller circles, forming the
>>    familiar "yin-yang" geometry with yin (moon) top/right and yang
>>    (sun) bottom/left, navel at the center of caelestial man and 
>>    geocentric circle of heaven, groin at center of terrestrial man
>>    and topocentric quadrangle of earth, segment "y" the spherical
>>    radius tethering life in gravity; 
>> 
>>  * a large circle 11 6/7 = ~11.857143 cubits diameter is centered 9
>>  3/7 = ~ 9.428571 
>>    cubits from vertical centerline and 1/7 = ~0.142857 cubits below
>>    center of circle i.e. 2 2/7 = ~2.285714 cubits above floor line;
>>    another circle 8 1/14 = ~8.071429 cubits diameter is centered 5
>>    6/7 = ~5.857143 cubits from vertical centerline and is 1 1/14 =
>>    ~1.071429 cubits above center of circle i.e. 3 1/2 = 3.5 cubits
>>    above floor line; another circle 6 6/7 = ~6.857143 cubits diameter
>>    is centered 1 4/7 = ~ 1.571429 cubits from vertical centerline and
>>    1/7 = ~0.142857 cubits below center of circle i.e. 2 2/7 =
>>    ~2.285714 cubits above floor line; another circle 9 23/28 = 
>>    ~9.821143 cubits diameter is centered 1 21/56 = 1.375 cubits from
>>    vertical center- line and 53/56 = ~0.946429 cubits below center of
>>    circle i.e. 1 27/56 = ~1.482286 cubits above floor line;
>> 
>> [end parts 7 - 11a; see part 11b for continuation]
> 
> Fascinating.
> 

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