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How much panels did it take to build the louvre pyramid?
The Louvre Pyramid, designed by architect I. M. Pei and completed in 1989, is made up of 673 glass panels. These panels vary in size and shape, with the majority being diamond-shaped. The pyramid serves as the main entrance to the Louvre Museum in Paris, blending modern design with the historic architecture of the museum.
What is the name for the smallest pyramid at Giza?
The smallest main pyramid is the Pyramid of Menkaure.
For who is this pyramid being build for?
the kings of Egypt
What was built next to every pyramid?
A mortuary temple where the mummy was taken before being interred in the pyramid
Besides the pyramid and the Sphinx are there any other famous monuments in Giza?
The answer, given the question is under the Great Pyramid of Giza, is yes, the main ones being - The Pyramid of Khafre. The Pyramid of Menkaure.
What was another name for the pyramid of Menkaure?
The Third Pyramid being the last of the three great pyramids built at Giza
What does the space between the base of the pyramid and the top of the pyramid represent?
seperated from everyone else and being on top of everything
How was it important being a pharaoh?
you would have to be at the top of the pyramid
What did girls do when the pyramid was being built?
sexy times.
What do you call a five sided pyramid?
well actually it is a prism. If you mean a 5 sided pyramid with the 6 side being the bottom it would be called a Pentagonal Pyramid
Why is an energy pyramid wide at the bottom and narrow at the top?
An energy pyramid is wide at the bottom because it represents the large amount of energy available at the producer level. As you move up the pyramid to higher trophic levels, less energy is available because energy is lost as heat through respiration and metabolism, resulting in less energy being transferred to each successive level. This explains why the pyramid narrows towards the top.
What is the Great Pyramid being used for today?
As a tourist attraction
