Correlation of Mayan and Julian calendar

Mayan astronomy - Correlation

Conditions

Each correlation is a result of a set of conditions.
To determine right correlation it is necessary to establish right set of conditions.
The right correlation should have a "sensible" historic value (Thompson: 580000-650000, Campbell: 470000-680000).

1. Astronomical

Main

1.1/ 9.15.9.15.14 (1407554) ~ Venus near inferior conjunction
1.2/ 9.16.4.11.3 () ~ lunation (Full Moon)
1.3/ 9.16.12.5.17 (1415637) ~ Equinox or solstice

Auxiliary

1.4/ 9.9.16.3.0 ~ Some important Mars position (with regard to Earth)
(other potential conditions: 8.16.14.15.4 (1272544) conjunction J-S (|Lj-Ls|<90°), 9.15.9.15.10 (1407550) conjunction V-E (|Lv-Le|<10°),
9.15.9.15.14 (1407554) conjunction M-E (|Lm-Le|<10°), 9.16.4.11.18 (1412878) Moon v uzlu (|Ln-L |<10°),
9.17.8.8.5 (1421445) E-V-R v přímce (|Li-Lj|<10°) ...)

2. Historical and archeological

2.1 Interval for C ~ 390000 - 680000

3. Etnographical (calendar)

3.1 Compatibility with GMT correlation (C ~ Cgmt mod 37960)

We get the following correlations
from astronomical conditions restricted by angle deviations 5-10 maximally 20 dg,
on interval of historicaly and archeologicaly valid correlations,
with limitation to departure of the calendar condition (mod 37960) maximally to 60 days:

Derived correlations

We will observe the correlation

508392

on the following pages,
This correlation has - from astronomical point of view - some interesting properties.

Correlation 508392

• The beginning of the dating indicates the conjunction of the outer planets
• 0.0.0.0.0 4 Ahau 8 Cumku ( 0) 508392 3322 Nov 26 BC -3320,17 The beginning of the dating

>> Very curiously 3321 BC is less than 200 years of the beginning of the mayan calendar,
the beginning of the Christian religion, of the beginning of the world according to the massonnic secret society. <<
( forum on www.surfingtheapocalypse.net: http://www.surfingtheapocalypse.net/forum/index.php?id="18598")

• The correlation 508392 approximately coincides with one of the 8 Hochleitner's correlations:

578585 (1970), 577264 (1972), 674265 (1972), 660205 (1974),
609417 (1974), 507994 (1974), 508362 (1974) 525698 (1974)).

• The raster (grid) of the Mayan calendar is formed by (heliocentric), conjunctions of Earth and Mars (i.e. geocentric oppositions of Mars with the Sun). For example - the date 9.11.15.0.0 i.e. 1380600 = 1770*780 days = 5310 tzolkin.
  9.11.15.0.0 4 Ahau 13 Mol (1380600) 1888992 459 Oct 12 AD 459,79 (Moon age 28)
  

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Observation of inner planets

• Often discussed date 9.17.0.0.0 binds to the solar eclipse observed in South America, 8.4.563. In place of the eclipsed Sun appear Mercury, Venus and Mars.
  

9.17.0.0.0 13 Ahau 18 Cumku (1418400) 1926792 563 Apr 9 AD 563,28 Stela in Central America (Quirigua, Copan)

• Date 9.16.4.10.8, which identifies a series of eclipses in the Dresden code corresponds to the solar eclipse observed in South America, 26.1.548 and also to heliactic rise of Mercury and Venus.
  
• 9.16.4.10.8 12 Lamat 1 Muan (1412848) 1921240 548 Jan 26 AD 548,08
  

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A detailed overview of eclipses

• The first two 'serpent numbers' in the Dresden Codex shows "the transformation" of the Moon in Mars! (changing of the guard)
  1/ Date 9.17. 8. 8. 5 3 Chicchan 18 Xul i.e. 571 Aug 10 followed by 2 days after New Moon
  (New Moon 6.8.0571 19:15)
• 2/ Datum 10.11. 5.14. 5 3 Chicchan 13 Pax i.e. 844 Dec 14 is one day after New Moon (New moon 13.12.0844 11:34) and 2 days after Winter Solstice (844 Dec 16 AD).
  
  
  
  Moon disappears during New Moon, its place is taken by Mars!
  
  Dresden codex
  
• Similarly - as Mars in the serpent numbers - Jupiter could be observed.
  For example, date 9.17.19.13.16 (known as Malmstr�m Eclipse):
  
• 9.17.19.13.16 5 Cib 14 Chen (1425516) 1933908 582 Oct 2 AD 582,77
  
  
  Moon disappears during New Moon, its place is taken by Jupiter!
  Observation of outer planets
  
• Conjunction 3 large planets shows on one of the oldest preserved records

1.18.5.3.6 13 Cimi 19 Ceh ( 275466) 783858 2567 Feb 1 BC -2565,97

• Some other great conjunctions in the Mayan records:

9.13.7.3.8 9 Lamat 1 Zotz (1392188) 1900580 491 Jul 4 AD 491,52 Stela

11.14.13.0.0 4 Ahau 3 Mac (1689480) 2197872 1305 Jun 12 AD 1305,47

• Cycle of 819 days (or of 4* 819 = 3276 days) allows to track the position of Mars relative to Jupiter and Saturn. At the same time (thanks to the relationship: 585* 7 = 819 * 5) also the location of Venus with regard to Earth (the Sun) and (thanks to: 364 *9 = 4 * 819) it can also approximately measure the equinoxes and solstices.
  

9.11.6.9.15 1 Men 8 Uo (1377555) 1885947 451 Jun 11 AD 451,45
9.11.8.14.14 1 Ix 17 Xul (1378374) 1886766 453 Sep 7 AD 453,69

Equinoxes and solstices

• Some linear alignments appear in the observed configurations of planets:

9.11.11.15.14 9 Ix 2 Yaxkin (1379474) 1887866 456 Sep 11 AD 456,71

Or also some special symmetry:

9.10.16.10.13 7 Ben 16 Zec (1373973) 1882365 441 Aug 20 AD 441,65

(See also 9.17.0.0.0 above.)

Outline of correlation constants

I. Early II. Middle III. Late