what are the secrets of pyramids?  How can one built a pyramid?
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Check out the following link for information both about the geometrical pyramid and the Egyptian pyramids.
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Pyramid schemes usually involve too good to be true promises, no product or a worthless product, and never last too long. You can check out the 6 tips for avoiding online scams at:\nhttp://www.webcashlink.com/articles/work-from-home.html
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http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/idbpyr.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Population_pyramid\nhttp://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/Animation/pyramid.html
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You can find out about the pyramid, and view lots of pictures, too, at:\n\nhttp://www.morien-institute.org/yonaguni_schoch1.html
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Slavery has been around way before the Americas were found. Egyptians built their pyramids from slave labor. Ignorance is bliss and you are the most blissful person I've seen in a while.
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Pyramids (if u're refering to the 7 ancient wonders of the world).
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The pyramids. Some of those stones must of weighed in excessive of 100 tonnes, all moves into place by man. They developed some very intriguing devices to help get them in place.
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The 5 angles of the Great Pyramid are: \nedge to edge of face at apex =76:17:13.2 (degrees - minutues - seconds), \nedge to diagonal edge at apex = 96:3:0.0, dihedral or \nface to face parallel to base = 112:25:39.4\nedge to base = 41:59:50.5\nface to base = 51:51:14.3. \n\nGod is spelled B-I-G B-A-N-G\n\nPBrax@netscape.com
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Yes, in Las Vegas.\n\nCheck out this website:\nhttp://images.google.com/images?q=vegas+pyramid&hl=en
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Pyramids.  Need I say more?  :o)\n\nSeriously, they did a lot of building.\n\nSue
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Pyramid city is 12 times higher than the great pyramid of Giza\n\nit is made on water mainly by robots in japan\n\npurpose is to house over 500,000 people\n\nget a look in the following site\n\nhttp://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/engineering/pyramidcity
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it was Khufu the owner of the big pyramid ,when he was on the top he used to call the head of the workers to tell him .i need it more high.:)
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There are more than 60 pyramids listed and generally thery are made of stones or bricks.\n\nThe great pyramid in Giza was a bit different which was constructed of cut and dressed blocks of limestone, basalt or granite. The core was made mainly of rough blocks of low quality limestone taken from a quarry at the south of Khufu’s Great Pyramid. These blocks weighed from two to four tonnes on average, with the heaviest used at the base of the pyramid. An estimated 2.4 million blocks were used in the construction. High quality limestone was used for the outer casing.♥
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square pyramid...if square as base\n\ntriangular pyramid...if triangle as base\n\nBasically just look at the base...and add pyramid to it.\n\nEx. 5 sided regular polygon base...pentagonal pyramid.\n\nIf it isn't a regular polygon...look it up...or just leave it as pyramid I guess. LOL!\n\nTetrahedron...sound molecular...like the shape of methane molecule. I'm thinkin' this is geometry...so stick with the simplistic "pyramid".\n\nOH...BTW...if it only has one base...and is composed of multiple triangular sides...then it's a pyramid. If it has 2 bases...and any other figure for it's sides...then it's a prism.
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Angles associated with a Pyramid\n\ncheck out the site for the mathematical equation\n\n\n\n\n\n            In mathematics, the term pyramid refers to a rather general type of geometric solid.  One can find the definition here.  But the pyramids that one finds in different parts of the world generally have a rectangular base with the apex directly above the center of the base.  Most of the pyramids in Egypt actually have a square base and are therefore quite symmetrical. The four faces are isosceles triangles and are congruent to each other.  The shape of such a pyramid is determined by the angle that each face makes with the base, i.e. the angle formed by the horizontal line joining the midpoint of the base of a face to the center of the pyramid and the slanted line joining that midpoint to the apex of the pyramid.    That angle could be any angle between 0o and 90o. If that angle is close to 90o, then the pyramid would be very tall and would seem like a simple, pointed obelisk.  If that angle is close to 0o, then the pyramid would be almost flat and one would  probably be unhappy calling it a pyramid.  But the shape is also determined by various other quantities.  For example, the angle that each edge of the pyramid makes with the base would be sufficient.  (That angle is formed by the horizontal line joining a corner of the pyramid to the center and the edge joining that corner to the apex.)   Either of these angles is determined by its slope, or the inverse of its slope.  In modern Western Mathematics,  it would be customary to specify either angle by its slope, but the discussions of pyramids that one finds in the Egyptian Mathematical Papyri suggest that the Egyptian architect would have specified an angle by the inverse of its slope. For the slant-angle of the faces of a pyramid, the inverse-slope is referred to as the "seked" of the pyramid in the Rhind papyrus. \n\nhttp://www.math.washington.edu/~greenber/slope.html
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pyramids were built by the pharoahs, who were very rich in education and known for best architecture and Engineering skills.\n\nThey planned to built the pyramids as a symbol of the country, which required millions of slaves to built it.\nThe pyramids are ofcourse built in a pyramidal shape.\n\nThey had large pulleys used as cranes to carry mass heavy weight of the soild bricks controlled manly. the large bricks were being pulled by the many slaves with ropes and with greasing on the way of the brick.
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Pyramid but written in chineese Lol!\n\nNah i think its Pylamid :D