Pyramids of the Great Architect of the Universe - Petrosyan, Petros M
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The Book Is Unique of Its Kind and Has No Analog In The World. The first edition of this book is an introduction to the pyramid ciphers. The book starts with a general history of the pyramids, and then the book goes over the ciphers of pyramids proposed by the author and the general astronomy. Overall, the book is unique of its kind and is inspired by the passage from the Holy Bible in the New Testament, "...the keys of the kingdom of heaven" Matthew 16:19. The book highlights the following: 1. The pyramid is not a sepulcher of Pharaoh and the purpose of its construction was not on this plane.…mehr

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The Book Is Unique of Its Kind and Has No Analog In The World. The first edition of this book is an introduction to the pyramid ciphers. The book starts with a general history of the pyramids, and then the book goes over the ciphers of pyramids proposed by the author and the general astronomy. Overall, the book is unique of its kind and is inspired by the passage from the Holy Bible in the New Testament, "...the keys of the kingdom of heaven" Matthew 16:19. The book highlights the following: 1. The pyramid is not a sepulcher of Pharaoh and the purpose of its construction was not on this plane. 2. Pyramid architectural parameters are of no importance from a cryptographic point of view. 3. The cipher essence is hidden in the pyramid's geometric form. 4. The principal model of ciphering was established, formed of 365 small pyramids and 14 levels. 5. The Bible had an immediate relation to the cipher, being simultaneously both part and clue to its decoding. 6. The numbers 365 and 14 are one of the mathematical cryptogram decoding keys.
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Autorenporträt
The author, Petros Petrosyan, graduated from the Yerevan Engineering University of Armenia, as a nuclear engineer. However, his research on the pyramids began since 1988, after which he established a hypothetically assumed model of the cipher of the pyramid consisting of 14 levels and 365 small pyramids. The pyramids started to interest the author when he heard and read about the pyramids of ancient Egypt. Meanwhile, his interest in research began when he often heard arguments that the pyramids represent more than structures or sepulchers.