An Irish engineer discovers the engineering equation for building the pyramid of Khufu

ArabiaWeather.com - An Irish engineer came up with the engineering equation through which the Great Pyramid (Khufu) was built, thus solving a mathematical mystery that remained unknown for 4,600 years.

In a presentation given by engineer Leslie Gilmer at the Egyptian Cultural Center, under the title "Symphony of Circles", he explained how the Great Pyramid could be built with infinite simplicity and unparalleled genius!

This discovery had taken Glimmer more than ten years, to be a "mathematical proof" of the genius of building the pyramid of Khufu, and Glimmer quoted the famous mathematician at Harvard University Andrew Gleeson, "Mathematical proof is not there to convince you that something is true, but - it is They exist to show you why they are true."

In a statement to the Middle East News Agency correspondent, Leslie Gilmer said, "The beauty of building the Great Pyramid lies in its simplicity... I am personally jealous that I cannot do such work," continuing: "This is evidence that the ancient Egyptians knew geometry and mathematical equations much before the Greeks" ( the seventh day).