About the Book:

The Great Pyramids of Egypt have long interested scholars, travelers, and mystics, all of whom have arrived at their own interpretations of the significance and origins of these magnificent structures. The Arabs call them "Mountains of the Pharaohs."  The Middle Ages wrapped them in a dark cloak of mystery, fantasy, and secrecy. What is their secret? Why the shape?

The height of the largest pyramid, if multiplied by one billion, equals the distance from Earth to the sun. The side of its base, divided by twice its height, equals the approximate value of pi.  What accounts for these coincidences? How is it possible to calculate the dates of all wars and disasters based on the dimensions of the Great Pyramid?

Read The Pyramids of the Great Architect of the Universe to learn the answers to these and other questions about one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, which still baffles us in today's scientific age.

About the Author:

Petros Petrosyan is a nuclear engineer from Armenia. He is a graduate of Yerevan Engineering University, and is married with two children. His fascination with the Egyptian pyramids began in 1988, and his study of pyramidology continues through today.  Petrosyan is also the author of Pyramids:  The Key to the Code of Self-Destruction.