Why were the Pyramids built?

The pyramids were built long before the Egyptians were around, and seem to be concentrated along Earth's equator (this indicates they were built after the last Earth Pole Shift).

But people have been trying to figure out why pyramids were built, for a long time.  Might I also suggest that after you get done reading this article, to build your own small pyramid with cement blocks outside in your backyard for an experiment.

The pyramids were built to provide and produce water.  All of the speculation that these structures were built to use as tombs is incorrect.  Yes, the structures were used as tombs, but they were built originally for the purpose of having water.

How does it work?  Very simple.  A prism was located at the top of the pyramid, causing the stones to heat up during the day.  Then at night, when cooling would take place, the water condensed.  It is also thought that during an ice age, the structure provided warmth as well as water.

Pyramids were located along the equator because that is where the sun would hit the prism the longest amount of time.

We could do this same thing on the moon, or another planet.  I will let others expand or deflate these claims that I have made.

As for proof?  Build that pyramid in your backyard, and let your experiment be your proof and our guide to making a better planet.

Just be careful where you build it.  If it reaches too high into the atmosphere, you will have found the electrical properties of this experiment, which are not part of this article.  Hint:  Radio Frequency Generator aimed at the prism, or a good ole lightning rod will do too.

Peace Out, and good luck!  EinStud
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