AZIMUTHS HISTORICAL OBJECTS

SOLOMON TEMPLE. HEXAGRAM.

The Solomon temple is a unique structure, for the possession of which fought in all ages all the kings and peoples.

King Solomon was a legendary and his right to the throne, he got by coincidence the very difficult circumstances.
We can say he should not be awarded at all because he was at least the third in line. But because of the difficult and very dramatic stories happened with two elder sons of King David he eventually became the ruler of the Jews.

Due to this we tell about the Star of David and King Solomon seal, i.e. about hexagram and pentagram. And believe quite soundly do.

Let’s begin with orientation of hexagram along cardinal points. In such position of hexagon we see that four the most important objects of the system Solomon temple, Easter island, Mohenjo-Daro and Angkor lies almost on the same line and coincide with the direction of West – East, i.e.270 - 90 degrees with various degrees of accuracy within 0.5.

Also, due to hexagram, it is clearly seen that the direction to megaliths of Holy Vera island is different from the horizontal direction - East-West on 60 degrees with an error of -0.57.

Turn hexagram on 5.3 degrees clockwise. In such position errors between the directions to Nan Madol, Great Zimbabwe and Vatican reach of minimum value.

The image perfectly shows that azimuths of these three objects divide the circumference by 60 degrees i.e. give hexagram around of Solomon temple themselves.

Now turn hexagram on 10.3 degrees counterclockwise. In this position Hexagram - Star of David provides an unique combination of directions to key objects of SDMS.

Firstly, the direction to Kailash and Samaipata, which together with Solomon temple lie on a line and are perpendicular to Lalibela direction.

In case of Lalibela and Samaipata, with an error of -0.33 degree in case of Lalibela and Mount Kailash -0.39 degree.

Secondly, as we see coinciding azimuths to Sigiriya and Uluru are perpendicular to Baalbek direction.

Then turn hexagram on 13 degrees counter-clockwise. In this position we see that the angle between Stonehenge and Lhasa is close to 120/60 degrees.

Error is -0.6