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  This is a post with some very boring calculations and two assumptions. Please do not bother looking at this post for those who are not interested in related matters. There is nothing wrong with having assumptions in the early stages of a scientific concept. It is in line with modern science. But in finding […]

  You know that Egypt, the cradle of human civilization, is an ocean of knowledge. And does Egypt, once the world’s richest and most stable country, still exist? One wonders if this is the case in Egypt today. On October 17, 2017, an international census conducted by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, which covered nine major

(Link with the previous article) If so, how did the ‘meter’ unit come into being in those ancient times? That too is a mystery. Again, for the Red Pyramid, the value of the two lengths on its sides is 3.14 or 22/7. This is the ‘Pi’ value in general mathematics. That is, the Greek simple

Sphinx with the Pyramid The largest of the three pyramids in El Giza, Egypt, has amazed historians as well as mathematicians. This is one of the ‘Seven Wonders of the World’. 47 centuries ago, 6,000 hectares of land was needed to build this pyramid. The pyramid was spread over an area of ​​6 football fields.

This painting on a brass plate is from Egypt. The story told in those pictures is not so clear here. So I will write briefly. People are queuing up. There is a scale. It has a feather on one side. Some sense of a human being on the other side of the scales. There is

I wrote the title because of the connection between Egypt and the Nile. The word Nile is formed from the Greek word Neilos, which means ‘valley’. The Nile River ends in Egypt and flows into the “Mediterranean Sea”. The Nile begins with two rivers. One is known as the ‘White Nile’, which originates in Lake