The secrets of the pyramid "Khufu", and The Obelisks, The flowers in ancient Egypt

* Some of the secrets of the Great Pyramid "Khufu"

One of the secrets of the Great Pyramid is that you can not enter the razor blade between two stones, and it is sufficient that from these stones have a weight of up to seventy tons, that is, the weight of a railway car, so how did the ancient Egyptians raise it to the height of the tenth floor (by today's calculations)?

And from these secrets makes us wonder: Is the high precision in the building the descending corridor in the Great Pyramid, 350 feet long, and 4 feet high, 3.5 feet wide and straightening this corridor as lines of light with a difference seven of a thousandth of the inch from the straightness of the path of the light beam, just to make a corridor carrying in it Khufu's body? Or so as to he heads north to "Polaris" the polar star or "Osiris" stars, until the soul "soul of the King" ascends to "Osiris", who judges the spirits, and opens the doors of paradise for those who deserve it.

What we know about the Pyramids is a drop, and what we don't know is an ocean, one sure thing, that is the ancient Egyptians did not build this architectural miracle by chance.

* The philosophical or scientific idea of the construction of obelisks in ancient Egypt

The name of the obelisk in the ancient Egyptian language "Tekhen", which is from the Egyptian word "Weben" and its meaning is shine.

They always had two obelisks in front of the temple, the summit of the obelisk was on the shape of a pyramid and covered with flakes of gold to reflect the rays of the sun when falls on it, and the obelisk was a symbol of the worship of the sun god "Ra".

The obelisks used to work as solar clocks in the daytime 12 hours, but at night, they invented for it water clocks, and they knew from it the hour, and half an hour.

*The Flowers and gardens in the ancient Egypt

They were an upscale and civilized society, Every house has a garden, in the center of it a fish pond, and blue, white lotus flowers and papyrus flowers.

They were planting sycamore trees, palms, The Doum Palms trees (Scientific name Hyphaene thebaica), pomegranates, carob, acacia, willow trees, and amber trees, As for the shadow trees were linden, buckthorn, and ivy.

They had ornamental gardens and gardens for medicinal plants such as castor plant, chamomile, belladonna (scientific name Atropa belladonna), black seed (Fennel flower), Fenugreek, nutmeg, mint, and senna plant.

The Egyptians were the first to exchange flowers on Valentine's Day, they celebrated feasts by palm fronds and acacia, and they used to give a flower to each guest at the celebrations, as for the wreaths and flower bouquets were the specialty of the gardeners who take care of offerings in the temple.

They were celebrating the statue of the god "Amun" and around it wreaths all over the temple, as they were putting the bouquets of roses with the deceased, and there are 13 bouquets of floral wreaths in the tomb of "Ramesses II", the offerings and flowers were what they offer so that the god satisfied for them.