Mathematical ‘code’ in Great Pyramid may reveal ancient Egyptian secrets

A new theory suggests the Great Pyramid of Giza may contain a mathematical code linking its structure to astronomy. According to a report by Metro, independent researcher Sefy Levy examined the pyramid’s height, base, slopes and proportions, claiming they correspond to astronomical cycles and mathematical constants.

One calculation reportedly produces 27.5, close to the Moon’s 27.55-day cycle around its closest approach to Earth, while another figure of 70 may relate to Sirius. Levy also links the structure to pi and the golden ratio, arguing these were deliberately built into the design rather than occurring by chance.

The paper has not been peer-reviewed, and the claims currently lack archaeological evidence confirming deliberate encoding.