Landmarks and Monuments

The cathedral of Notre-Dame is located in Paris, France.

At its height, the population of medieval Córdoba may have been 500,000 people, though estimates range from about 350,000 to 1,000,000. It is believed to have been the largest city in the world at the time.

There is a link below to the history section of an article on Córdoba.

Steel is not an ore, it's man-made (the main raw material is iron).

Big Ben, the great bell in Elizabeth Clock Tower rings every hour on the hour. First is the big ben chime, then is the o'clock dongs.

i.e. if it was 3 o'clock it would go ding dong ding dong, ding dong ding dong, then a few seconds wait, and a *dong. dong. dong to show that the time was 3. Where I put the *is when it is the time - so the first of the big dongs is when it is exactly o'clock (to within 1 second).

Astronomy

Just over 1 hectare (2.4 acres)

The organ of Notre-Dame de Paris, built and rebuilt by Thierry (1733) / F.H. Cliquot (1788) / Cavaillé-Coll (1867) / Hermann (1959) / Boisseau (1960 - 1968) /

Boisseau-Emeriau-Giroud-Synaptel (1992), is still basically a classic Cavaillé-Coll, with 5 manuals, pedal board and 110 stops.

The Tower in 324 meters tall or 354,3 yards

Limb

popsicle sticks should do it with a glue gun

We don't know, certainly not 'druids' but whoever created it they used geometry to design it - so sacred geometry was part of it.

you stand behind the left 33 degrees from the middle and 49 degrees to the bottom and every day u can go check to see the summer and winter solstice.

Hope that helps!

Louis XIV

It Has 15 Floors

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Sorry, no! Big Ben is the bell not the tower.

Stonehenge is located in England which is in the Northern Hemisphere. It's near the town of Salisbury

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It is now a national museum and is on the list of UNESCO (the world heritage list).

It is one of the biggest castles in the world (the complete surface of the domain is bigger than the surface of Manhattan!).

It was (and still is) lovingly renovated and protected so it would be preserved in all its beauty and glory.

Yes.

Big ben refers either to the clocktower or the clock or to one of the chiming bells.

Officially the building is called the Palace of Westminster but it is generally known as the Houses of Parliament. (It is where Parliament meets,)

the entrance into Notre Dame is free.

Today, 17th November 2008 (afternoon) 8.4 C

Well if king aruther died what do they have of him and the knight

by train or by bus

Versailles is in France.

It depends what people want to regard as 'the secret'. Most would imagine the secret to be related to the question 'what was it for'. But there are no written records, no exact cosmological model. We have to work from the hard evidence in an attempt to get a glimpse of the mindset that inspired the construction. However it is possible to work out what the builders knew, and how those skills and knowledge were applied and to then determine a set of rules that contributed to its design. And that's very important - the design, most approaches are preoccupied with its purported final use, or the phenomenal engineering involved. It takes just a moments thought to understand it first had to be carefully worked out, surveyed and largely prefabricated, all these are retrievable details that take us inside the prehistoric mindset and a little closer to understanding 'what it was for'.

What anyone then chooses to make of this 'embedded knowledge' is something else, but the approach is more constructive than the grand theories which select parts of the evidence to fit a particular theme.

Three kings of France made a residence at the Palace of Versailles before the French Revolution. The kings were: Louis XIII, Louis IV, and Louis XV.