AZIMUTHS HISTORICAL OBJECTS

USHTOGAYSKY SQUARE. NONAGON.

We divide the circumference by 10 degrees. To do this, one nonagon rotate the 3.4 degrees clockwise and the other on 6.6 degrees counter-clockwise.

Now we can easily see that 8 directions to the most mysterious structures of the planet from the point of Ushtogaysky square distributed multiply to 5 and 10 degrees.

Errors also very easy to calculate, since exact azimuths multiple to 10 degrees must end with 3.4, and multiple to 5degrees with 8.4.

As we wrote before Ushtogaysky square rather accurately oriented to Stonehenge. Turning nonagon on 2 degrees counter-clockwise we obtain direction of this ancient structure with inaccuracy 0.3 degree.

In such position of nonagon it is clearly see that the direction to Stonehenge is in the middle with sufficient accuracy, i.e, divides the angle between directions to Sigiriya and Por Bajin. Angles are 40.31 degrees and 39.64 degrees and, respectively.

That the angle between Sigiriya and Lalibela is 60 degrees we already know from hexagram