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Category Archives: Stonehenge
Lunar Months, Tides; for Vukcevic
Answering a question from Vukcevic per lunar months and tides, plus some links and background on lunar cycles and influences. Continue reading
Posted in Earth Sciences, Favorites, Science Bits, Stonehenge
Tagged Luna, Moon, Orbits, Tides
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Mintaka, Orion, Equinox
Making a Henge, part one. The Solstices and Equinox lines. East / West and North / South determination and marking. An initial Solar Calendar. The start of the compass rose with equal 60 degree segment marking. You are now oriented in time and space and know when to party on Holidays. ;-) Continue reading
Posted in Metrology, Stonehenge
Tagged Calendar, Druids, Equinox, henge, Solar, Solstice, Stonehenge
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Why A Henge?
Why was a henge built, and does when say anything about why? What does the moon have to do with it? Continue reading
Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, History, Science Bits, Stonehenge
Tagged Astronomical, drought, Egypt, England, flood, Mesopotamia, Moon, Observatory, Stonehenge, Sumer, sun, UK
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A Fun Egyptian Portable Sundial
How to make a simple, elegant, and effective portable sundial that is easy to use. Continue reading
