14 nov 1463 ano antes da era comum - ANCHOR Right Ascension of Jupiter 80° Without Mars of Senenmut under Hatshephut

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The Pharaoh of the Exodus Fairy tale or real history? Outcome of the investigation by
Gérard GERTOUX
The astronomical ceiling of Senenmut's tomb gives the position of several constellations and planets, known at the time. Some constellations and stars like the Big Dipper, Orion, Venus, Mars, Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter (the name of the 12 months of the year as well as of 5 planets is written alongside in hieroglyph) are easy to identify.

This ceiling describes a right ascension of Jupiter between 75° and 95° where Mars is not visible, which could occur in the period from 1455 to 1505, only during the night on 14 November 1463 BCE according to astronomy. Senenmut was a very important person under Hatshepsut, thus we can find the year of the reign when the ceiling of his grave was painted. Senenmut received the prestigious title of “Grand Steward of Amun”.

The famous expedition to Punt, for example, which is represented on a retaining wall of the temple, is dated year 9. Astronomical observation represented on the ceiling must therefore date from this year 9 of Thutmose III. So, according to the accession date, the accession of the pharaoh would have taken place in 1472 (= 1463 + 9) and his reign from 08/1472 to 03/1418.

The “absence of Mars” on the ceiling allows its dating with a high precision.

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