Comparison of the different pyramid theories. I compare the size of stars, the height of pyramids and the altitude of mountains. Also the relative distance of the outer star, pyramid, mountain is depicted in its relative position in regards to the central star, pyramid, mountain. This means that the central angle divergences are not depicted. In the case of the star theories these divergences are large. The slope of each pyramid is preserved.
The approximate color of the stars is also shown. The first theory is Robert Bauval's Orion Correlation Theory, the second one is Andrew Collins Cygnus Theory and the last one is my Greek mountain theory, Giona-Giza theory. Star data is from Wikipedia. Orion star distances are from RB's site. Cygnus data is from Cartes du Ciel astronomy software. Mountain data is from Wikipedia and Google Earth. Pyramid data is from Petrie's survey and the Giza Mapping Project map.
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The approximate color of the stars is also shown. The first theory is Robert Bauval's Orion Correlation Theory, the second one is Andrew Collins Cygnus Theory and the last one is my Greek mountain theory, Giona-Giza theory. Star data is from Wikipedia. Orion star distances are from RB's site. Cygnus data is from Cartes du Ciel astronomy software. Mountain data is from Wikipedia and Google Earth. Pyramid data is from Petrie's survey and the Giza Mapping Project map.
