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UPdated Pg.2: Davinci Equinox Code 3:"What the EQUINOX SHADOW Knows"--Equinox Triggers and Solar Micro-Nova.
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The Equinox isn’t Always on March 21st This intricate play of light and shadow wasn’t designed as just a show. It signified key times in the Mayan calendar – the Spring Equinox meant it was time to plant crops, while Autumn marked the harvest. They did this so they knew the actual equinox, a date that changes based on the Earth’s orbit (this year it’s on March 20th). This is important to note, as many visitors assume it’s always on the 21st, when crowds are thickest. Another thing to remember is that while the mystical “Descent of Kukulkan” is most prominent the day of the equinox, you have a couple days to see it before and after as well. [ link to rivieramayablog.com (secure)] Well that stretches it, but still not days.  The spring equinox is actually the worst time to plant crops in Yucatan, it's the hottest and driest time of year from March to July, often in the 40s. What it signifies is the dividing of the time the sun spends in the local northern hemisphere vs the local southern hemisphere. They knew perfectly well that the earth is round, long before they did on the other side of the ocean, and they knew how far north they were. The whole calendar is set to mark these cycles based on real observable phenomenon.
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