The Golden Mean was an ancient correlation, a pleasing ratio of form and structure found in the leaves of Rossak, in seashells, and in the living creatures of many planets. It was known since the time of the Grogyptians (Greeks and Egyptians) of Earth, who used it in their architecture and pyramids, as well as in the Pythagorean pentagram and Fibonacci sequence. A young Norma Cenva, who thought of the Mean as a manifestation of God, envisioned a huge and efficient structure that could be built at a reasonable cost, tens of kilometres long, which was based upon the ratio of the Golden Mean.