The Solar matriX:
The Sun - Jupiter Barycenter
.136 | 2.136 | 4.136

By Charles William Johnson

Extract


The historically significant numbers from ancient cultures considered in this essay relate to fractal values of the sun's matrix. The Sun produces light, and therefore considerations of the speed of light are relevant to the study of its matrix. The temperature scale of the Sun, therefore, also falls within the scope of the considerations enunciated herein. The time-cycles derived as of Ephemeris time also become relevant. And, the values relating to the barycenter of the solar system necessarily fall within this range of analysis. In this essay, then, the author treats different aspects of the values relating to physical and chemical aspects of the Sun.

The Speed of Light and Nineveh Numbers

In the Earth/matrix series of essays, I have been emphasizing the appearance of fractal 1.36 and variations thereof within the physical and chemical constants of matter-energy. Also, I have been illustrating the ancient reckoning numbers in relation to these constants. Various computations have been quite surprising in a direct correspondence among the physical and chemical constants in relation to ancient reckoning numbers.

For example, I have shown how the value given today for the speed of light (299792.458 km/sec) produces one of the ancient reckoning numbers (1959552c) of Nineveh:

2 x 9 x 9 x 7 x 9 x 2 x 4 x 5 x 8 = 3265920 times six equals 19595520, the latter fractal number coincides exactly with an historically significant number from ancient Nineveh.

The question arises whether the ancients knew the exact speed of light which derives directly from this computational procedure. To assign such a computation to random coincidence stretches the imagination.

Too many other relationships have been pointed out in the Earth/matrix essays to reference them here. The concept of historically significant numbers in relation to the physical and chemical features of matter-energy, however, appears to be a never-ending field of study. Let me examine only a few of the more recent computations that I have found with regard to astronomical themes.

The Circumference of the Sun and the Maya Companion Number 1366560

Consider the following computation involving the diameter of the Sun (1392000 kilometers) and the Maya companion number of 1366560 in relation to the concept of pi (3.141592654).

1392000 x 3.141592654 = 4373096.974 circumference of the Sun

The value 4373096.974 halves down to 136659.2804 In this sense, the Maya companion fractal number, 136656, nearly equals exactly 1/32nd of the circumference of the Sun.

x 136656 = 4372992 minus 4373096.974 equals 104.974

Interestingly enough, the 104.974 difference suggests the ancient Mesoamerican count of 104 days/years.

Further, the circumference of the Sun, 4373096.974 halves down to a value that is suggestive of the gravitational constant (6.6742):

Therefore, the Sun's diameter times pi yields a multiple (136659c) nearly exactly that of one of the Maya companion numbers (136656c).

Ephemeris Time and The Maya Companion Numbers

The ancient Maya had two main companion numbers of day-counts, as cited throughout the Earth/matrix essays. These two day-counts consist of 1366560 days and 1385540 days. I have analyzed these day-counts extensively in previous essays. But, there is one particular aspect that I have not mentioned until now.

Consider the value that derives from the multiplication of the two day-count numbers.

That particular fractal expression is suggestive of the value utilized for Ephemeris time, at 31556925.9747 seconds for January 1900. Another computation for ephemeris time involves:

366.25636042 sidereal days times 86164.091 seconds = 31558146.37

The average between the two values cited in today's scientific literature is as follows:

31556925.9747 + 31558146.37 = 63115072.34 / 2 = 31557536.17

Now, subtract today's average value from the fractal number derived from the two Maya numbers:

31557536.17 minus 31557059.04 = 477.13 negligible difference in seconds

Consider, from the ephemeris time fractal value derived from the two Maya companion numbers, one would obtain a value of 365.2437389 for the mean tropical year. It is shown by astronomers that the mean tropical year was 365.2423 SI days at about AD 200; where it is currently near 365.2422 SI days. One could project backwards to derive the time frame for the 365.2437 number.

31557059.04 / 86400 = 365.2437389

Again, to suggest that the two Maya companion numbers derive the fractal value employed for Ephemeris time out of happenstance stretches one's imagination. The ancient Maya were counting time cycles (days, years), and the fact that the numbers employed for their day-counts coincide nearly exactly to the Ephemeris values of today suggests the presence of scientific knowledge on their part.

Central Temperature of the Sun and the Great Pyramid

The side measurements of the Great Pyramid of Giza have been debated for centuries. The two most commonly accepted measurements refer to the baseline of the four sides of the Great Pyramid and its projected height measurement (given the fact that the pyramidion is missing). These measurements are generally cited as a baseline of 756 feet (or, precisely as 755.79 feet by the Egyptian government) and a projected height of 481.5 feet. I have examined these values and related variations in different essays. For now, within going into detail of those discussions, simply consider the following relationship. Divide the Great Pyramid's baseline by its height and the following obtains:

756 / 481.5 = 1.570093458

Many schools have pointed out the close relationship of the side and height measurements of the Great Pyramid to being pi-related. For example, simply double the previous expression:

1.570093458 x 2 = 3.140186916 pi-like expression

Variations of the side and height measurements would produce more/less exact approximations to the value of pi. But, what if the ancient Egyptians knew pi as exactly as we do today, then one could consider distinct possibilities in the two measurements cited.

Half of pi (3.141592654) is 1.570796327. Adjustments in the measurements would be thus:

755.79 / 1.570796327 = 481.1508578 projected height thereof

481.5 x 1.570796327 = 756.3384314

In this manner, it is unnecessary to employ the Pythagorean Theorem for the measurements of the Great Pyramid. One could simply divide twice the measurement of the short leg of the triangle (height) of the Great Pyramid by the measurement of its long leg, obtaining thus ½ pi. And/or, one could divide twice the long leg measurement of the triangle by its hypotenuse, also obtaining thereby ½ pi.

Without going into detail at this time, there is a divine proportion based on mathematical computations derived as of the value 1.572302755 which mediates the measurements of 755.79 for the baseline and 480.6898656 for the height of the Great Pyramid. These are the only values that derive the formulae based on the short leg (a), long leg (b) and hypotenuse (c) of a triangle, where a is half the baseline (377.895 feet) and b represents the height (480.6898656 feet) of the right triangle.

The values employed may vary with the constant, 1.572302755 remaining intact:

The Pythagorean Theorem is employ for comparison.

In this sense, the 1.572302755 value represents a hidden constant for deriving the values of the measurements of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The ancients did not employ pi, for half the value of pi would not produce the measurements and angles required. The only constant value that produces said formulae is that as I have shown in these computations (i.e., 1.572302755). This hidden value constant derives the measurements that relate as of one another in terms of the Pythagorean Theorem and as of a right triangle, two of which form the profile form of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

To employ the value related to half that of pi (1.570796327) yields measurements that do not relate to one another as of the Pythagorean Theorem nor do they form a right triangle.

More significantly, the hidden constant, 1.572302755, halves down to fractal 299892.951, suggestive of the speed of light given exactly today as being 299792.458.

An additional commentary is in order in speaking about the Sun's matrix. The central temperature of the Sun is cited today as being 1.571 x 107 Kelvin. Now, consider this fractal value in terms of the computations effected in the previous paragraphs. Given the fact that the 1.571 is a theoretically derived computation within today's astrophysics, one could make the suggestion to consider the value derived by the Great Pyramid. The Mathematical constant of 1.572302755 obeys relationships within the geometry of Nature; the case may be that this constant value reflects the central temperature of the Sun.

Earth's Day-count and the Thermodynamic Temperature Scale

In previous essays, I have brought attention to the fact that the thermodynamic temperature scale reflects a relationship of fractal 1.3661. Consider dividing the boiling point of water by the freezing point of water in order to derive this ratio:

373.15 / 273.15 = 1.366099213 (rounds off to 1.3661)

Above, we saw how the ancient Maya companion number represents fractally 1/32nd of the circumference of the Sun. Now, consider multiplying the sidereal day count, 365.256, by the constant number 32.

32 x 365.256 = 11688.192

This value looks familiar, for the square root of 1366560 is 1168.999572.

The square of 11688.192 is fractally similar to the thermodynamic temperature scale:

136613.8322

The 1.366 and .366 numbers appear to be recurring throughout matter-energy, as I have been pointing out throughout the Earth/matrix essays:

The reciprocal of the freezing point of water, 273.15, is .003660858105

The Sun's Matrix and the 1.36 Fractal Value

The Barycenter of the solar system (the relation Sun/Jupiter) is said to be represented by a distance of 1.068 solar radii from the center of the Sun. The radius of the Sun is said to be 696000 kilometers. Thus, 1.068 times 696000 kilometers means a Barycenter value of 743328 kilometers.

Now, limit the view to the theoretical moment when the Sun faces itself, as it revolves around the barycenter with the planet Jupiter. In this case, one must consider the distance relating to double the .068 figure, from the surface of the Sun to its own surface across the way.

The measurement of .136 of 696000 kilometers would be then 94656 kilometers. Once again, the fractal expression of 1.36 finds itself relevant to matter-energy, only now it lies at the very center of the solar system.

The entire diameter of the spatial area covered by the revolution of the Sun would be 4.126 or 2878656 kilometers.

Consider the 1366560c Maya companion number as of the 2878656 value.

2878656 minus 1366560 = 1512096

1512096 / 2 = 756096 (suggestive of the baseline of 756 feet of the Great Pyramid).

In a previous study that I have posted on the www.earthmatrix.com web-site, the exact measurements for the Great Pyramid are given then as: 755.7909764 times the square root of two = 1068.849849, measurements which refer to a particular triangular form that derives naturally from the formula for right-angle triangles. It is my suspicion that the exact measurement for the barycenter of the solar system probably reflects these particular measurements.

The Solar Matrix, the Earth Matrix and the Matrix of the Universe

The Sun and the Earth, along with all the planetary related bodies in our solar system, obviously share the same matrix. That is what the numbers show; the relations of matter-energy are thus perceived. The presence and relevancy of fractal values relating to 1.36 - 1.38 have been shown throughout the Earth/matrix essays to be relational to matter-energy in many different forms and manifestations. The examples are numerous and convince me of the significance of the historically significant numbers found in different cultures throughout the ancient world to the study of matter-energy and to that of spacetime/movement.

One example alone weighs heavily on my mind. The Great Cycle is said to contain 26000 years, as computed millennia ago. So, when we multiple 26000 years times l65.256 sidereal days, the value of 9496656 obtains. Subtract the 136656c companion number of the Maya from that value and one derives 9360000. That may look innocent enough, but the Maya Long Count period consists of 1872000 days; 936 doubles to 1872. The ancient Maya evidently knew much more than what scholars today are willing to concede. Set aside ancient reckoning for the moment and simply consider the values as of the physical and chemical constants offered today in the exact sciences.

To find a relationship of .136 fractal at the very center of the solar system, and then to observe the very existence of that same/similar relationship throughout specific manifestations of matter-energy suggests a direct relationship of space-time. One may continue to argue the point that the ancient reckoning numbers represent random coincidences with the physical and chemical constants. It is difficult to think otherwise, given the degree of development that the ancient societies appear to have attained. The fact, however, that the 1.36 | 1.38 values occur at so many different levels of matter-energy make such a denial difficult in terms of spacetime/movement.

The coincidence of numbers becomes all too obvious when we set them down in table form. Listed on the following table are some of the physical and chemical constants that have been brought out in the different Earth/matrix essays. Specific studies of these values may be viewed on the web-sites www.earthmatrix.com and www.theschemata.com.

Table of Matter-Energy Events and Corresponding Fractal Values

Ionization Energy of Hydrogen
The ionization energy of hydrogen is:
-13.6 eV.
Solar Constant
The solar constant is:
1.367 w/m2.
Thermodynamic Temperature Scale
The thermodynamic temperature reflects the 1.3661 ratio between the boiling and freezing points of water.
1.3661
The Inverse Fine-Structure Constant
The Fine-Structure Constant and the Inverse Fine-Structure Constant are 7.297352568 and 137.03599911 respectively
137.03599911
Hartree Energy
Hartree energy
27.2113961 / 2 = 13.60569805
13.60569805
Rydberg Constant
Rydberg constant 13.6056981[same as Hartree energy half value]
13.6056981
Core-Mantle Boundary
136 Gigapascals of pressure at the Core-mantle boundary
136 Gigapascals
Newtonian Constant of Gravitation
The Newtonian Constant of Gravitation:
6.6742 is a multiple of 13668.7616
Sidereal Year of Earth
The Sidereal Day-Count of Earth:
365.256 is a reciprocal multiple of .0013689254
Velocity of Light
The Speed of Light is a reciprocal of:
1.366278534
Refractive Index of Light
The Refractive Index of Light:
1.3669
Electron to Alpha Particle Mass Ratio
The Electron to Alpha Particle Mass Ratio is given as a constant value:
1.370933555
The Boltzmann Constant
The Boltzmann Constant and/or the Kelvin-Joule Relationship is:
1.3806505
 
"Living cells typically have a refractive index of between 1.33 and 1.38." Approximately 1.36 is the average of these two cited values.
1.36

To the previous list, now, must be added the ratio of the Sun | Sun Barycenter area, values concerning the relationships among .136 | 2.136 | 4.136, the Solar matrix. These relationships now require further study as of the planetary bodies in the solar system. As of these relationships, I suspect that a better comprehension of the planet Pluto, for example, will come into view. At least, that is one of the aspects that will be brought out in following essays.


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