Identify the fingers of the left hand from 1 to 4, starting with the forefinger, as indicated in the figure above. Then in a somewhat similar fashion, identify the fingers of the right hand from 5 to 8, starting with the little finger.  Some may find it helpful to mark the numbers on their fingertips to expedite the following steps.  The 0 and the 9 identify the left and right thumb respectively.  The zero is considered a placeholder and the nine as a pivotal number. When the thumbs and the fingertips are placed together as shown below, only double-digit numbers that can be distilled to nine will be observed when looking into the open palms. The numbers and their summations are shown in the following table.

Four Finger Summation Ratios

Equatorial Speed = (0.4666)/(1.6198347) = 0.288095 mi/sec.

Proof:
    Equatorial Speed = 2p_p(Earth's mean radius)/(Rotation period)
    Equatorial Speed = (44/7)(3960 mi)/(86400sec) = 0.288095 mi/sec

The number 288 is one of the sixteen root value Phi function numbers on a  20-spoke wheel that has a trigonometric value that may be expressed in  terms of the Golden Ratio(j)= 1.618034 and Cosine 288 = 1/(2j).

Pyramid Pi (p_p)  =  ( 396 / 126 ) = 3.142857 =  22/7  

Earth’s Gravitational Acceleration (g) at ~ 45° lat.
(RÞL) 4-Finger Sum / (LÞ R) 4-Finger Sum
      (270/126) = (p_p – 1) = 2.142857
(p_p) - (1)(Phi j₁) = e^x of (2.142857)(1.6198347××)

 (g) = e^3.47107 = 32.1713 ft/sec²  at ~ 45° lat.

Five Finger Summation Ratios Contain Earth-Moon Data

Earth : Moon  Scale Factor

       Earth Dia./Moon Dia. =  7920 mi / 2160 mi. = 3.666××× 
       (5-Finger Sum) / (LÞR) Sum = (495 / 135)  = 3.666

           ((495 + 135) / 495))² = (4/p_p)²  = (14/11)²  =  1.6198347  (0.11% error)

Cubed Digits of the (LÞR) Five Finger Summation

(LÞR)  5-Finger Summation = 135  

       Digits cubed of 135 => 1³ + 3³ + 5³ = 153
       Historically the number 153 relates to the quantity of fishes caught in the net of the disciple Simon Peter in the   gospel of St. John 21:11.

The 153^rd course of the Great pyramid is at an average height of
4379.85 inches = 365 feet.  It is often cited in reference to the number  of days in a calendar year. 
i.e. 365 d/y

1 Pyramid Phi (j₁) = (756/594)² = ((495 + 135) / 495))² = 1.6198347 = (14/11)²
(0.11 % error from pure value of j ××× Nos. 756 & 594 are from author’s Glimmer Table-1.

2 A Royal Cubit value developed on p.41 of  “New Tabular Evidence of a Monument in Harmony with the Universe” - Trafford Publishers – Victoria, B.C. V8T 4P4, Canada.  It is in  agreement with a range of values recorded by W.H. Flinders Petrie in his historic work  “The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh” – Chap.20 – Sect 136 Pub. London 1883.