The REAL alignment of Dec. 3, over the Giza pyramids, is not the one between Mercury, Venus and Saturn.

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Someone started a meme on the internet claiming that in Dec. 3 Mercury, Venus and Saturn will be perfectly aligned over the Giza pyramids, exactly as you see in the above pic, which btw is photoshopped. Everybody who saw this image is believing that such planetary conjunction of Dec. 3, which is supposed to happen once every 2737 years, is identical to the alignment of the Orion belt over the pyramids around 10,500 BC.

That's not true!

[link to www.timeanddate.com]

To check this out all you need to do is set a solar path calculator to Dec. 3, on Cairo's timezone around 6:00 AM, apply the same settings at Cairo's coordinates on Stellarium, rotate the perspective above the celestial sphere, align both suns and you have an approximate position of Mercury, Venus and Saturn, which will be nowhere near Giza on that date.

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This alignment has been debunked already, and the below article has a killer explanation about the alignment happening the way that was spread on the internet, if you observe it from the West, behind the Giza plateau.

[link to blogs.discovermagazine.com]

But that's just an optical illusion because the pyramids are aligned in opposite direction to the planetary conjunction of Dec. 3.

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