It examined everything that was known about the Great Pyramid, measured it, examined its dimensions, orientation and interior makeup. It's really fascinating. It acknowledges human builders with tools of the day, but can't account for the precision or knowledge required to create such a perfect monument. It can't say who the planners, the thinkers, might have been.

For example, it includes in its design 7 examples of the golden ratio, which could not be a random, unplanned occurrence. It demonstrates Pi and Phi both.