The Great Pyramid of Giza is a well known ancient monument on the outskirts of Cairo. Its upper chamber, commonly known as the King's chamber, has walls composed of five levels of finely polished granite blocks which are precisely constructed with sub­millimeter vertical joints between them.

In a previous paper in this series I showed that the vertical wall joints on the north and west walls of the upper chamber of the Great Pyramid can be decoded as binary digits by placing a logical grid of rectangles across the walls and then using the modern IEEE 754 floating point storage protocol to decode the digits.

In this paper I apply the same technique to the south and east walls of the upper chamber having first shown that there is a simple encryption system used in the wall's design. I then extract the numerical data from these walls, the floor and other related sections above the upper chamber and show that the following fundamental physics constants are explicitly specified in decimal numbers within the Great Pyramid of Giza, and are expressed to much greater accuracy than our contemporary data:

The angular velocity of the Earth at the date of construction
The angle of the ecliptic to the invariable plane of the solar system at the date of construction
The mass of the Earth
The mass of the moon as a fraction of the Earth's mass
The geocentric gravitational constant
The universal gravitational constant


New information discovered in the main chamber South wall : Upper chamber South wall