The Mayan Calendar: Science or End-of-the-World Myth? — Fexingo History
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the Maya's remarkable understanding of lunar cycles and eclipses, as recorded in the Dresden Codex's eclipse tables. They discuss how Maya astronomers tracked the moon's phases, predicted solar and lunar eclipses, and tied these events to gods like the Moon Goddess Ix Chel and the serpent deity K'uk'ulkan. The conversation covers the 177-day half-year cycle, the 405-month eclipse cycle, and the ritual significance of eclipses as times of cosmic imbalance. They also touch on the relationship between lunar and other calendar systems, including the Tzolk'in and the 819-day count. This episode builds on prior discussions of Maya timekeeping but focuses specifically on lunar astronomy. #MayaCalendar #DresdenCodex #EclipseTables #IxChel #MayaAstronomy #LunarCycle #Tzolk'in #Haab' #819DayCount #K'uk'ulkan #Mythology #Mesoamerica #AncientScience #FexingoHistory #History #Archaeoastronomy #MayaGlyphs #PreColumbian Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]
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