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Our sun at any given point in its annual cycle (the vernal equinox, for example – or in this case, the winter solstice) migrates in a loop around the background cycle of our sky in a cycle of axial precession of just under 26,000 years. The winter solstice sun exists every December 21 but its position in front of background stars slowly changes. As the sun is about half a degree wide, and it takes 72 years to precess one degree, the winter solstice sun began touching the galactic axis around December 21, 1980. It touched the galactic axis for the last time on the winter solstice on December 21, 2018. In terms of the myth of the Mayan ballcourt game, 2108’s winter solstice sun ball had almost completely passed through the game hoop of the black hole galactic center. In 2019, the sun ball is through and the game will be declared over. Does this myth mean that it is “game over” for our world?

Everyone focused on the end of the Mayan Long Count Calendar on December 21, 2012 and worried about the end of the world then. But their astronomical depiction of the end of the present world age didn’t match the skies of 2012. It (as depicted on page 74 of the Dresden Codex of the Popul Vuh, with “water-over-the-world” during an alignment of four planets near the center of the Milky Way) does happen exactly seven years later on December 21, 2019.

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