Carl Munck's Cosmic Grid System

The Geomathematical Matrix reveals a unified ancient system using the Giza Prime Meridian (31° 8' 0.8" E) as the central reference point, extending beyond Earth to Mars and Jupiter.

This system demonstrates that ancient monuments worldwide were built with precise mathematical knowledge, encoding constants such as Pi (π), Phi (φ), and Radian (57.29577951°) in their coordinates and dimensions.

Key Principles:

• Prime Meridian: The Great Pyramid at Giza serves as the ancient prime meridian, not Greenwich.
• Grid Coordinates: Sites are located at mathematical intersections using latitude, longitude, and precise angular relationships.
• Mathematical Constants: Pi, Phi, and other mathematical constants appear repeatedly in the measurements.
• Global System: Sites across different continents and cultures share the same mathematical references.
• Interplanetary Connections: The mathematical system extends to Mars (D&M Pyramid, Cydonia Face) and Jupiter (Great Red Spot).

Planetary Significance:

The appearance of the 19.5° latitude as an energy point on multiple planets (Earth, Mars, Jupiter) suggests a universal mathematical principle governing planetary systems.

Tetrahedral Geometry:

The 19.5° latitude represents a fundamental geometric pattern in planetary bodies. When a tetrahedron (a four-sided platonic solid) is placed inside a sphere with one vertex at a pole, the other three vertices touch the sphere at 19.47° latitude (arcsin(1/3) = 19.47°). This creates energy focus points where phenomena like volcanic activity (Hawaii), electromagnetic anomalies (Bermuda Triangle), and persistent storms (Jupiter's Great Red Spot) appear.

This geometric relationship appears in the sacred geometry of ancient sites worldwide and demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of three-dimensional mathematics by ancient builders.