Plato’s Cosmology and the Ancient Law of Planetary Motion: With Insights Into the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Cross

This book reveals a body of ancient and forgotten knowledge: the Cosmos Law, which determines both the maximum distance from the Sun and the orbital period of the five planets central to ancient cosmology—Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Drawing on Plato’s Timaeus, Pythagorean harmony, and Egyptian culture, it argues that numerical and geometric structures underlie the very configuration of the Solar System. To explore the antiquity of the Cosmos Law, the book examines three enduring legacies that have profoundly shaped Western thought: the biblical Book of Genesis, the Great Pyramid of Giza, and the symbol of the Cross, highlighting elements that may point to a connection with this ancient law. Although it engages with technical detail, the book remains accessible to a wide readership and will appeal to anyone fascinated by astronomy, philosophy, and the esoteric traditions of antiquity. Read more