Hi, I simply registered to ask a question about the Orion Correlation Theory that has been lingering in my mind lately. Because I'm not that much into these subjects, it's possible others have thought it before and maybe already looked into this.
If we take the three pyramids to represent the three stars of Orion's Belt, then it shouldn't be crazy for people like the Egyptians to have built four or five extra monuments representing Orion's body. By comparing the distance between the pyramids to the apparent distance between the Belt's stars, we should be able to get the scale of the terrestrial reflection of Orion and from there we could predict were those monuments should be. Even if constellations weren't recognized by the same shapes at that time, I think it's hard not to associate the Belt with the four corner stars that enclose it.
But, as I said, I'm sure somebody thought of this before.
If we take the three pyramids to represent the three stars of Orion's Belt, then it shouldn't be crazy for people like the Egyptians to have built four or five extra monuments representing Orion's body. By comparing the distance between the pyramids to the apparent distance between the Belt's stars, we should be able to get the scale of the terrestrial reflection of Orion and from there we could predict were those monuments should be. Even if constellations weren't recognized by the same shapes at that time, I think it's hard not to associate the Belt with the four corner stars that enclose it.
But, as I said, I'm sure somebody thought of this before.