Great Pyramid Encodes Physics’ Most Mysterious Number

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Alan discovered that 1/137, physics’ most mysterious number known as the Fine Structure Constant, is embedded in the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid. The number combines three of nature’s fundamental constants: the speed of light, the electric charge carried by one electron, and Planck’s constant. Just who were the architects of the Great Pyramid and what else did they know? Bard Code Website: The Shakespeare Game: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: If any of the images in this program have not been credited correctly, or you are the artist and would like them to be taken down, please contact me directly through the social media pages listed above. All my discoveries, presentations and related writings are open source and I encourage their reproduction. I ask only that you give appropriate

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