AZIMUTHS HISTORICAL OBJECTS

BAALBEK. NONAGON.

Let’s consider two wonderful combination, which gives nonagon dividing the circle on angles by 20 degrees.

Orient nonagon along cardinal points.
In this position we get the combination of 4 azimuths which are distributed around Baalbek multiply to 20 degrees.

We already know that azimuth of Vatican differs from the direction to the North on 60 degrees. Now, thanks to nonagon we see that angle between azimuths of Samaipata and Lhasa, lying on the same line with Baalbek and azimuth of Vatican is 40 degrees. In case of Samaipata the error is 0.01 and in case of Lhasa + 0.36.

Also, once again, we can be convinced that angle between the line of Samaipata - Baalbek - Lhasa and the direction to Solomon temple is close to 60 degrees with small errors.

Now turn nonagon on 6.5 degrees counterclockwise. In this position we get the interaction of 4 azimuths yet.

Directions to St. Petersburg and Tiwanaku, as we already know, are perpendicular to each other with the error of -0.61 degree and between the directions to Stonehenge and Easter island are 40 degrees with accuracy of 0.03.

Accordingly, between the directions to Easter island and Tiwanaku are 10 degrees with the error of -0.21 and between the directions to Stonehenge and St. Petersburg are 40 degrees with the error of -0.43.

Thus, Baalbek confirmed assigned to it title of "the most, most ..." and proved that it is one of the most important points of SDMS.

Now, thanks to the interaction of directions to the most mysterious structures of the Earth it becomes clear why the builders of Baalbek came to its creation with a cyclopean monumentality.