Turning hexagram we found that the angle between Kailash and Sigiriya is close to 30 degrees and said that Kailash and Sigiriya lie practically on meridian of Teotihuacan.
Orienting octagon along sides of the world we find that the angle between Teotihuacan and Sigiriya is close to 22.5 degrees i.e. to half of 45 degrees.
The exact angle is 22.48 degrees, the error only 0.02.
Thus, in the point of Baalbek we have three interactions of directions to three object of SDMS lying on the same meridian, according to the angles of octagon and the hexagram.
Turn octagon on 1.2 degree counterclockwise. In this position we get, with the error of 0.05, direction to Stonehenge from which is away on 45 degrees the direction to geoglyphs in Nazca desert. Error is -0.37.
Here it should be noted that the distance from Baalbek to Stonehenge is 3596 km, and with the accuracy up to a kilometer is equal to distance from Stonehenge to Great Pyramid (GP) in Giza. Thus, GP and Baalbek are equidistant from Stonehenge and form an isosceles triangle with the base of GP-Baalbek equal to 6 degrees.
Now turn octagon on 3 degrees counter-clockwise. In this position we find that the angle between azimuths of Nan Madol and Uluru is also close to 45 degrees.
The exact angle is 44.25 degrees, the error is -0.75.
Then turn octagon on 3.5 degrees clockwise. In this position of octagon we obtain an unique combination linking again Baalbek with Great Pyramid and Easter island. It turns out that in Baalbek angle between direction to GP and Easter island is 45 degrees, with accuracy of + 0.48.
Such relative position of three the most mysterious structures can hardly be accidental especially in comparison with other laws combining these objects.
Finally, turning octagon on 5 degrees clockwise we find that the angle between the azimuths of Mohenjo-Daro and Por Bajin is also close to 45 degrees.
The exact angle is 45.2 degrees, the error is + 0.2.