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Did you know the Great Pyramid of Giza is aligned almost perfectly to true north—with an error of less than 0.05 degrees?
But how did ancient Egyptians achieve this astonishing precision without modern tools, compasses, or GPS?
This video dives deep into the theories behind the pyramids' mysterious alignment—from stargazing techniques to sun shadows—and reveals how these ancient structures may be more than just tombs… they might be cosmic calendars.
Unlock the mystery of the pyramids’ perfect orientation.

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00:00The Great Pyramids, ancient wonders rising from the sands of Egypt.
00:07But did you know they are aligned almost perfectly to True North with less than 0.05 of error?
00:15No GPS, no compass, yet somehow, thousands of years ago, they knew the direction of True North better than we did for centuries.
00:24Some experts believe the ancient Egyptians used the stars, especially the circumpolar stars, to determine direction.
00:34By tracking the rising and falling of certain stars at night, they could find perfect north.
00:42Others argue they used shadow sticks and the sun's movement during the equinox.
00:46On the equinox, the sun rises exactly in the east and sets in the west creating a perfect line for builders.
00:58Imagine ancient engineers, without modern tools, using light, shadows, and the sky as their guy.
01:05Remarkably, other ancient sites like Stonehenge and Machu Picchu also align with celestial events.
01:11Today, scientists still marvel at the precision.
01:17The Great Pyramid sides are aligned more accurately, and many modern buildings.
01:22Some even believe the alignment connects the pyramids to the cosmos, as if they were built to communicate with the universe.
01:30Whether science or mystery, the pyramids' perfect alignment reminds us, the ancients knew far more than we once thought.

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