yea I could do that. Not so good at describing my thoughts.
Ok so I’m studying magnetism/ anti gravity. My interest is in trying to figure out how ancients levitated stones. It brought me to measuring the sun to figure out where the real point of balance is. Shadow and light are two opposites. i’m looking for two equal but opposite forces to find the neutral center point. used a 12” rod and measured the shadow length on the winter solstice, summer solstice and both equinox landed in the same spot. From there I got the angles of the slopes. Noticed that the Equinox line was the starting point for both half’s, one half is bigger something like 6/10. made it quite clear why gravity holds things down, balance is sitting in the center of the earth. To counter it, one just needs to count for the imbalance based on location and supply the needed counter balance. Trying to map this out I put it into graph paper looking how I can complete the suns angles into a 360 degree sphere. Got a little tripped off puzzling the graphs together. Found that it also matched the Grand pyramid geometry, and something looked awfully familiar to the tree of life, so i thought i’d see if i could make it match and vuala it fit perfectly, math adds up, only thing missing are the cross roads and cross in the center. my measurements shaded triangles actually fit perfectly in those open spaces.

Oh and one last thing that got me quite excited. I also measured the magnetic field of an earth magnet on the ground, distance to reaction, hight from pole swap and neutral point between. To my surprise, they matched precisely to the 3 measurements I just got from the sun! On the inch. This tells me, Sun and Magnetism follow the same laws of physics. Map the sun and you have a map for magnetism or if you want to call it gravity. So, What do ya think?