Anonymous A started this discussion 13 years ago#28,766
Time cycles signify a 360
degree circular or elliptical
rotation, orbit or journey in
time typically of an object
such as a planet or moon.
In the case of the
precession of the equinoxes,
the cycle is determined by
the 360 degree shifting of
the equinoctal axis. Time
cycles can also refer to
larger rotations or orbits
such as the time it takes for
the Earth to make one
complete revolution about
the Galactic Center of the
Milky Way.
Examples of Time Cycles:
The Earth's 360 degree
rotation upon its axis in 24
hours is the measure of one
day.
The Earth's 360 degree
rotation around the Sun in
365 days is the measure of
one year.
The 360 degree rotation of
the equinoctal axis against
the backdrop of the
constellations and other
stars in 25,920 years is the
measure of the precession
of the equinoxes.