Geodesy

The Ancient world had access to a universal system of measurement that was understood as Geodetic mathematical knowledge of the planet.

Any advanced comprehension of the larger picture of our planet as a suitable abode for evolution of higher consciousness requires knowledge of its size and shape. The total mass determining the gravitational constant. The Equatorial bulge is an integral component of the forces acting to impose rotational and orbital stability on earth as it wheels about the sun.

Ancient Master Builders understood Earth's fundamental Geodetic parameters on a level not equaled until the advent of modern satellite surveys.

Ancient Measurements

• 1 Furlong is the measurement of 660 feet or 7,920 inches. This is 1/8 of a mile.
• Mile equals 5,280 feet or 1000 paces of 5.28 ft.
• The diameter of Earth is approximately 7,920 miles.
• The diameter of the Sun is approximately 864,000 miles.
• Distance between Earth and Moon 233,280 miles or 2,160 multiplied by 108.
• Distance between Earth and Sun is 93,312,000 miles or 864,000 multiplied by 108.
• Hebrew Cubit equals 18 inches or 1.5 feet.
• Egyptian Royal Cubit is equal to 1.727 feet

See Also

Ley Lines

The Sacred Decad