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Live Stream SIMULATED Callanish I Major Lunar Standstill Southerly Moon Near Full

This is a simulated depiction of one of the most southerly near-full lunar standstills of this entire 18.6 year major lunar standstill cycle at Callanish (Calanais) starting around midnight as 11 June 2025 becomes 12 June 2025 using Stellarium and a SIMULATED 3D rendering. This is to be streamed in synchronization to the actual event on site as the weather report was for cloud cover. After the livestream the video can be can be watched back later on the YouTube channel. Special thanks to Callanish Digital Design and Callanish3D for the inspiration and the 3D model. Lunar Standstills change position over an 18.6 year cycle to reach Major Lunar Standstill when the moon reaches a maximum monthly range of moonrise/moonset to the north and south well beyond the range of the sun at solstices. Major Lunar Standstill occurs every 18.6 years when the moon reaches a maximum monthly range of moonrise/moonset to the north and south well beyond the range of the sun at solstices. Through 2024 and 2025 the moon will swing back and forth between extreme northern and southern positions on the horizon and in the sky (from high in the sky to very low on the horizon) with reaching absolute maximums in March 2025. Since the cycle takes 18.6 years to complete, there are limited opportunities to make direct observations and to document maximum lunar positions at the myriad ancient sites that have possible connections that still exist to any extent. While the standstill has an absolute peak, it reaches extreme positions for about 2 years, but with some phases hard to observe in daylight and with any cloud interference, the possibilities are reduced. For observation/viewing purposes it ideal to take advantage of every opportunity over these years when conditions are right. The Archaeoastronomy Database has put together and shared information on dates for observation along with tips on how to find local rise/set times and to observe under the best circumstances. Link to a spreadsheet with Major Lunar Standstill observation dates/info: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... Link to observation dates posted on the Archaeostronomy Database website: https://www.exploreglobe.net/major-lu... Link to the dates in a Facebook post along with discussion:   / 1294976294516981   🌓The Archaeoastronomy Database facilitates the gathering of crowd-sourced data relating to archaeoastronomy. 🏺 Link to the Database: http://www.exploreglobe.net/archaeoas... 🌄 Please support our work to build a community for archaeoastronomy research as we improve the database and create video content dealing with possible alignment investigations, site information, and general astronomy/archaeoastronomy concepts. Please consider donating on Patreon and gain access to rewards and content for contributors by following this link:   / archastrodb   PayPal is also available for donations to further the research: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... 🌒 Form to submit an archaeoastronomy question for future videos: https://forms.gle/cR3M6vPUe1eZG4gTA Links to YouTube videos illustrating concepts:    • 🌓 Lunar Standstill Horizon Fluctuations      • 💫 Lunar Standstill Orbital Precession      • Patterns of the Moon