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因为地球非正圆而是土豆椭圆形状
珠穆朗玛峰处在短轴，厄瓜多尔的
坎博拉尔山在长轴上
因此从地心算起坎博拉尔山比珠穆朗玛峰还高出2150米
这和比利迈尔提到的2200米只相差50米 精度高达99.9999%
而比利迈尔是在当时世界还没发射GPS卫星的时候就得到了这个数据并写在了书上
我是在2012.12.28号的台湾东森新闻，《关键时刻》上看到的
求真伪
2012年12月29日 16点12分
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Contact Report 031, 7/17/1975
Semjase:
120. (laughing) We have moved up very quickly - you are right about that, but concerning Mount Everest, I will have to correct you, since it is not the highest mountain on Earth.
Billy:
Now you make me laugh, Semjase. Mount Everest is indeed the highest mountain on my dear mother Earth.Semjase:
121. My words are meant seriously… they speak of the facts.
122. But of course you could not know this since you are starting from a mistaken assumption.
123. Your scientists count the elevation of land or of a mountain, in meters above sea level.
124. That is the exact mistake, for such measurements should not use sea-level as the starting point.
125. The starting point for all measurements should be from the center of the planet, which never changes.
126. This is because pla
neta
ry shapes are never exactly round, but tend more towards the elliptical.
127. When you say that Mount Everest is the highest mountain of Earth, then this is correct only with respect to sea level.
128. But in truth it is around 2,150 meters lower than the highest mountain of your world.
129. When you measure Earth mountains, then the center of the planet is decisive, and measured from there, you will see, the highest mountain on Earth is not Mount Everest.
Billy:
I understand. Your interpretation is very evident. Therefore one had to search for the highest mountains where by this ellipse the diameter of the Earth is enlarged. As far as I know, the only mountains that exist in that zone would be the
Andes in South America, hence the highest mountain would be found there - or am I mistaken?
Semjase:
130. You are very perceptive, because your considerations are very precise.
131. Do you know the mountains in the Andes?Billy:Only very few of them. One of the highest mountains, as far as I know, is Chimborazo in Ecuador.Semjase:
132. Surely, and by calling it, you have named the highest mountain on Earth.
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Semjase:
120. (laughing) We have moved up very quickly - you are right about that, but concerning Mount Everest, I will have to correct you, since it is not the highest mountain on Earth.
Billy:
Now you make me laugh, Semjase. Mount Everest is indeed the highest mountain on my dear mother Earth.Semjase:
121. My words are meant seriously… they speak of the facts.
122. But of course you could not know this since you are starting from a mistaken assumption.
123. Your scientists count the elevation of land or of a mountain, in meters above sea level.
124. That is the exact mistake, for such measurements should not use sea-level as the starting point.
125. The starting point for all measurements should be from the center of the planet, which never changes.
126. This is because pla
neta
ry shapes are never exactly round, but tend more towards the elliptical.
127. When you say that Mount Everest is the highest mountain of Earth, then this is correct only with respect to sea level.
128. But in truth it is around 2,150 meters lower than the highest mountain of your world.
129. When you measure Earth mountains, then the center of the planet is decisive, and measured from there, you will see, the highest mountain on Earth is not Mount Everest.
Billy:
I understand. Your interpretation is very evident. Therefore one had to search for the highest mountains where by this ellipse the diameter of the Earth is enlarged. As far as I know, the only mountains that exist in that zone would be the
Andes in South America, hence the highest mountain would be found there - or am I mistaken?
Semjase:
130. You are very perceptive, because your considerations are very precise.
131. Do you know the mountains in the Andes?Billy:Only very few of them. One of the highest mountains, as far as I know, is Chimborazo in Ecuador.Semjase:
132. Surely, and by calling it, you have named the highest mountain on Earth.
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W.C. Stevens (Editor), 1988
http://www.amazon.com/Message-Pleiades-Contact-Notes-Eduard/dp/B000I046ZW/ref=sr_1_12?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1312764710&sr=1-12
德文原版会更早.
2013年07月29日 21点07分
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http://www.amazon.com/Message-Pleiades-Contact-Notes-Eduard/dp/B000I046ZW/ref=sr_1_12?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1312764710&sr=1-12
德文原版会更早.
至少不是事后诸葛. (NASA 在1996年才有数据)
2013年07月29日 21点07分
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(1988, Wendelle Stevens译) "Message From The Pleiades: The Contact Notes of Eduard Billy Meier" 299-300页, 图解 Chimborazo山高6384.39km, Everest山高6382.24km. [多出2.15km]
2002年 National Geographic (给Billy的致谢函): 从地球的中心测量时，钦博拉索山是6384.45km，高於珠穆朗玛峰6382.25km. [多出2.2km]
2006年 网路数据: 钦博拉索山是 6384.4 km , 珠穆朗玛峰6382.3 km [多出2.1km].
个人以为Billy的数据更为精确.
2013年07月30日 14点07分
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2002年 National Geographic (给Billy的致谢函): 从地球的中心测量时，钦博拉索山是6384.45km，高於珠穆朗玛峰6382.25km. [多出2.2km]
2006年 网路数据: 钦博拉索山是 6384.4 km , 珠穆朗玛峰6382.3 km [多出2.1km].
个人以为Billy的数据更为精确.
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