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Primary Sources¶
🔬 Live graph · Laws of appearance
Measurement feasibility: how far apart the two candidates are in millimetres on a physical disc. The Goblet of the Truth keeps two bodies of law apart — the laws and recommendations of the primal power (Creation), and the laws of appearance (nature) (Ch 2 §342), the register governing how a thing manifests and behaves. Geometry answers to that second register, so nothing here asks to be taken on authority: drag the slider, change a value, and the figure answers for itself (Ch 22 §35: “the fluidal-powers are truthful effects of natural laws”).
- The Contactee / FIGU — Contact Reports 127 (1980), 251 (1995) regarding the miscalculation of π
- Kepler, Johannes — Mysterium Cosmographicum (1596), Harmonices Mundi (1619)
White Paper¶
- 📄 The Golden Pi White Paper (PDF) (August 2026) — A complete 15-page publication consolidating all current research on Golden Pi (π̂ = 4/√φ = 3.144605511): the instrumentum identity, the Great Pyramid's Royal Cubit and Seked encoding, the abc = 64 golden triangle, the pyramid face angle, the Eye of Horus, the golden calculus, a comparative formula audit, a full numerical summary, and a verified section on the record in the FIGU Contact Reports (127, 246, 251, 260, 712, 856) including the independent 2017 Sign of the Times No. 077 documentary article and the 280-element speed-of-light coincidence. Every section is illustrated with a vector diagram.
Secondary Sources¶
- Livio, Mario — The Golden Ratio: The Story of Phi, the World's Most Astonishing Number (2002)
- Huntley, H.E. — The Divine Proportion: A Study in Mathematical Beauty (1970)
Mathematical References¶
- Euclid's Elements — Definition of extreme and mean ratio (Book VI)
- Pythagorean Theorem — Foundation for Kepler Triangle proof