Solar-Year_Astronomy

Solar-Year Astronomy mixes the precision of modern science with ancient philosophy about calendar recording. Current terminologies with accepted measurements compare with approximations made for the Antediluvian Calendar in Genesis 5. Our modern Gregorian Calendar continues many time characteristics of the Mayan Calendar. Adam and Seth identify numerical matching themes in their Primary Ages.

Solar-Year Astronomy

Complex mathematics and astronomy served calendar makers many thousands of years ago. The best tool for tying the ancient calendar system to the current year is a common denominator known as the tropical year. The mean tropical year is the astronomical measurement that describes the modern solar year with a high degree of precision. The tropical year is the 365.2424-day interval between two successive passages of the sun through the vernal equinox. The tropical year stems from two parallels that include the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn. The Artic Circle at 66.5 degrees N., and Antarctic Circle at 66.5 degrees S. mark the polar regions. Five major Circles of Latitude provide background material to understanding calendar systems.

Every modern Gregorian Calendar year begins with the Earth's position in orbit around the sun. The time the Earth takes to complete one full revolution along the ecliptic plane determines our year. An imaginary axis passes through the Earth to extend beyond the North Pole and South Pole. The 24-hour day marks one complete spin around this axis. The same axis tilts with respect to the sun while the year progresses. The spring, vernal equinox marks the beginning of spring for people in the Northern Hemisphere. The vernal equinox happens between March 21 and March 23 annually. Autumn begins with the fall, occipital equinox for the same Northern half of the world. The fall equinox takes place around September 22. At the solstices, the tilt of the Earth's axis reaches a maximum inclination of 23.5 degrees. The winter solstice occurs around December 21 and the summer solstice occurs around June 21 every year. The two equinoxes and two solstices are the four cardinal points during the year. By religious observations and in myth and legend the equinoxes and solstices have always been celebrated events.

The tropical year is the natural heavenly timekeeper to mark one astronomical year. Huge telescopes and lengthy calculations have verified the tropical year. A mean tropical year is the principle ingredient to any calendar structure. We have the marvelous technology of today. Ancient people came to similar conclusions by watching shadows cast from their standing stones. Like the sundial gnomon, the pillar's shadow grew and retracted according to the sun.

Five Latitude Circles Figure 72

At first glance ancient technology pales in comparison to modern time keeping methods. The mind exploding irony -- is the tropical year proves ancient ones observed and documented time with meticulous precision. The ancestry of the Patriarchs records Solar-Side time splits with accuracy that rivals modern engineering standards. Solar-Side time splits by Seth, Cainan and later Jared, show impressive calendar math by introducing the current tropical year. The astronomical 365.2424-day length of tropical year is an accepted factual reference.

Two distinct pathways present alternative goals for the l/s calendar. The original lunar/solar Antediluvian Calendar simply adapts celestial motion to whole number integer multiples within the 365 day-solar-year. A 364 day-Ethiopic-year allowed ancient people to focus or concentrate calendar reckoning along a central time corridor. The last, 365th-day of the solar-year enables numerically matching asserting X-number of Days & Years. Throughout the text, X Day & Year single terms facilitate the grandeur of Holy One worship. According to the Book of Enoch I (ch. 74:1-4), specific instructions were: not to include the final day in regular computations of the year. The remaining 364 day-Ethiopic-year divides into four 90-day quarters defined by annual cardinal points. One of four Royal, archangel stars is the designated commanding luminary for the entire quarter year. Ethiopic refers geographically to culture(s) observing the original 364 day-Ethiopic-calendar-year.

Mesoamerican Calendar plans that include the Mayan Calendar and sister cultures exhibit similar characteristics through the last four year-bearer days of the 364 day-Ethiopic-year. Mayans did in fact calculate a 365 day-solar-year. They extended cyclic time such as the 52-Year Calendar Round and 260 day-Tzolken-sacred-year by figuring astonishing multiples to last hundreds and furthermore, thousands of years. Spirituality was their motivation behind doing vast time projections in the ancient world. Priestly astronomers purposely sought to create supernatural channels. The traditional Mayan Calendar did not specifically address the four Royal stars, choosing instead to rotate the last four year bearer days through various Katun 20 year-l/s-cycles.

The Antediluvian Calendar implements the Leap Day fraction by multiplying each 4-Year Leap Cycle by 1.25-days per year to arrive at 5-days. Four 364-day-Ethiopic-years results in 16-days of difference with respect to four 360 day-Tun-years. Each 4-Year Leap Cycle produces 21-days and one Katun 20 year-l/s-cycle accrues 105-days of Solar-Side time split. Time beyond the 360 day-Tun-year is called Solar-Side time split to distinguish it from Lunar/Solar discussion. Squaring the Katun 20 year-l/s-cycle achieves the l/s 400-Year Baktun Cycle and 105-days of Solar-Side time split modify for 105-years of Solar-Side time split. Day & Year numerical matching conceives a shortcut through time.

Our modern Gregorian Calendar is basically a number line format for recording time. We include the last 365th-day and account for the remaining fractional component by adding necessary Leap Days. One Leap Day every 4 solar-year Leap cycle adds February 29 during Leap Years. Provisions omit Leap Days during centennial Leap Years not evenly divisible by 400-Years. In other words, the years 1700, 1800 and 1900 skipped Leap Day. The year 2000 included Leap Day. Further refinements are Leap second adjustments, which usually occur at New Year’s under advisement from the astronomical community. Viewpoints today reverse most ancient opinions. Supernatural activity is too often perceived to disregard the calendar. General consensus disassociates a more or less random future from the unexplained. Ancients in contrast, skillfully applied spirituality to the calendar in order to make things happen.

Numerical matching themes of X Days & Years create internal conduits within the ordinary time stream. Anyone celebrating anniversaries, birthdays or memorials can immediately understand the spiritual connotations. Our desires preserve past heritage and recapture the spirit of the moment. In some cases, we remember just to avoid past mistakes. One could venture the imaginary wormhole in physics results from numerically matching X Days & Years. For example, choose a holiday such as Christmas and marketing research shows a significant buying season accompanies the holiday season. All Christmas seasons can be strung together as one internal conduit. Choose a national holiday such as July 4 and people have fireworks displays throughout America year after year. A singularity wormhole develops solely by acknowledging multiple anniversaries. In our calendar, differing groups commemorate special days differently and holidays neutralize in other cultures. Christmas appeals to Christians and July 4 to Americans. People from other cultures and places validate the same method of reasoning. The obvious is the absurd.

Solar-Year_Astronomy mixes the precision of modern science with ancient philosophy about calendar recording. Current terminologies with accepted measurements compare with approximations made for the Antediluvian Calendar in Genesis 5. Our modern Gregorian Calendar continues many time characteristics of the Mayan Calendar. Adam and Seth identify numerical matching themes in their Primary Ages. 300 DPI images 359 kb

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Seth Primary 105-Year Venus Round 3 Age identifies the first Solar-Side time split of Solar-Side 260-Year Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1 (Genesis 5:6). A 365.2424-day mean tropical year calculates the Solar-Side 105-Years in terms of days. Seth Primary 105-Year Venus Round 3 Age multiplies by the tropical year in order to find the precise day computations for Seth. Equation 1 multiplies the first Solar-Side time split by the tropical year length in days. Seth Primary 105-Year Venus Round 3 Age answers exactly 38350.431-days by applying the current mean astronomical tropical year.

The Jewish Venus Round version applies numerical matching to get 105-Years. The difference between 105-Tropical-years and 105-Ethiopic-years for Jewish Seth essentially answers 130-days (Eqn. 3). Seth’s alternative Mayan 104-Year Venus Round 3 Age (S 104-Y VR 3) multiplies by 1.25-days remaining after a 364-day-Ethiopic-year with similar results (Eqn. 4). Every 400-Year Baktun Cycle stipulates one Venus Round. The Mayan variation amounts two 52-Year Calendar Rounds. Egyptian mythical remnants exhibit Mesoamerican Calendar traits. The final year of Jewish Seth Primary105-Year Venus Round 3 Age of leaves 130-days recorded for the Adam Primary 130-Tun-Year Age (Genesis 5:3). Adam Primary 130-Tun-Year Age is half of Lunar/Solar 260-Year Tzolken-Sacred-Cycle 1 and finishes Adam 400-Year Baktun Cycle 1. Adam Primary 130 Day & Year Age combination embodies the numerical matching principle. In the finest sense, Adam Primary 130 Day & Year Age describes a single term. Seth Primary 105 Day & Year Age combination measures the Solar-Side function, also numerically matched, and likewise describes a single term. Summary scriptures in Genesis 5 associate the Day & Year numerical matching motif:

Genesis 5:5 for Adam, 5:8 for Seth, 5:11 for Enos, 5:14 for Cainan, 5:17 for Mahalaleel, 5:20 for Jared, and 5:23 for Enoch.

“And all the days of (Patriarch Name) were (Age) years.”

The Gregorian Calendar imparts stability for daily operations. In contrast, early people employing 364 day-Ethiopic-years with Holy One design willfully induced an erratic and unpredictable factor upon the inner timeline. They cut a tunnel, individual and uniquely separate from the outer sheath offered by the remaining year. The inside time tunnel divides into four parts. Eternal powers of God were open to ignition by mortals. Divination allots a single Holy One day to preside over the entire 360 day-Tun-year. Four Archangel holidays then control four 90-day quarters as mundane. Cascaded tiers of future reality peak with one full day set apart for numerically matching X Days & Years. The Gregorian Calendar has no channel specifically intended for supernatural access. All time forward is consecrated for Christendom. Knowledge of the ancient supernatural channel was limited to social elite, the wise men, royalty and priests. They collapsed time.

Equations 107 - 110

Seth Primary 105-Year Venus Round 3 Age in days
107. 105-Year Primary Age of Seth
x 365.2424 day-Tropical-year
= 38350.452 day Primary Age of Seth

Jewish Seth Primary 105-Year Venus Round 3 Age in days
108. 105-Year Primary Age of Seth
x 364 day-Ethiopic-year
= 38,220-days Primary Age of Seth

Adam Primary 130 Tropical-year Age using 365.2424 day-Tropical-year
109. 38350-day Primary Age of Seth
- 38,220-day Primary Age of Seth
= 130-days difference

Mayan & Egyptian Seth Primary 104-Year Venus Round 3 Age in days
110. 104-Year Primary Age of Seth
x 1.25 days per 364 day-Ethiopic-year
= 130-days for Mayan & Egyptian Primary Age of Seth

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