Interesting Facts about Great Pyramid of Giza

You must have heard about Giza's great pyramid, it is amazing in its own right. Just like India, the Egyptian civilization is also very old and the remains of ancient civilization are called the Gaurav Gath here. There are 138 pyramids in Egypt, and only the Giza's Great Pyramid in Cairo is in the list of seven wonders of the ancient world. This is the only such memorial remaining in seven ancient wonders of the world, which could not even finish the time.

Egyptian pyramids are monuments built for the then emperors there, in which the bodies of the kings are buried and kept safe. These dead bodies are called Mami. Not only were the dead bodies of them buried, but their dead bodies were buried with them along with their food items, clothes, jewelry, utensils, music instruments, weapons, animals and many times. used to go. Everyone knows about their vastness, but there are some interesting facts related to them that you will be surprised.

1. This pyramid is 450 feet high. For 43 centuries it was the tallest structure in the world. But in the 19th century, its height record broke. Its premises spread over 13 acres, which is about 16 football grounds. It is made up of 25 lakh limestone segments, each of which weighs between 2 and 30 tons. The Great Pyramid has been made with such a great trend that even the current technique can not repeat such a work, it is very far to create.

1. Great Pyramid is a stone (stone) -like computer. If the length, height, and angles of its edges are measured, different things related to the Earth can be accurately calculated.

1. The stones in the Great Pyramid have been used in such a way that the temperature inside it is always constant and the average temperature of the Earth remains at 20 degrees Celsius. If its stones are cut into 30 cm thick pieces, then they can form a wall of a meter high around France.

1. Until a few years ago (until the invention of measuring instruments from laser rays) the scientists could not even find the microscopic membrane; Evidence suggests that it was built as a grave by the fourth dynasty of Khufu, ruler of Egypt, about 2560 BC. It takes about 23 years to build it.