Introduction
Cheope’s Pyramid as already known, is geometrically a pyramid that can be defined regularly, with a height of 146.6m with a square base side equals 230.34m.
The difference about the sides constituting the base has an average error of only 1.52 cm.
From the geometric precision of the construction of the pyramid form, both in relation to the four cardinal points in which its sides are directed, and to the considerable weight of the blocks they constitute, there are many theories that try to explain the construction methods.
If you think of the period when it was built, Man had few tools and few elements available to do this work.
An element that could be served, according to the theory and the following arguments is the Sun.