Great Pyramid - Working model of subterranean section

observer · 03-14-2010, 03:08 PM

John,

I would expect the water vortex to rotate clockwise in your model. All draining whirlpools of water (vortexes) rotate clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere due to the Coriolis effect. (Unless you direct the water to drain in the opposite direction with some sort of opposing force) Look at the natural rotation of the water draining out of your toilet. In the Southern Hemisphere the rotation would be just the opposite.

If you are saying that within your model there is just such an opposing force to cause the water to drain anti-clockwise, or if you are suggesting that in the great pyramid itself there existed some sort of mechanism to cause a counter rotation from that expected, than I missed that supposition in your explanation.

I could be wrong on this. Let's hope Nassim can give some input.

03-14-2010, 03:08 PM	#16
observer Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Cape May, NJ Posts: 64	Re: Great Pyramid - Working model of subterranean section John, I would expect the water vortex to rotate clockwise in your model. All draining whirlpools of water (vortexes) rotate clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere due to the Coriolis effect. (Unless you direct the water to drain in the opposite direction with some sort of opposing force) Look at the natural rotation of the water draining out of your toilet. In the Southern Hemisphere the rotation would be just the opposite. If you are saying that within your model there is just such an opposing force to cause the water to drain anti-clockwise, or if you are suggesting that in the great pyramid itself there existed some sort of mechanism to cause a counter rotation from that expected, than I missed that supposition in your explanation. I could be wrong on this. Let's hope Nassim can give some input.