How the ancient Maya accurately predicted solar eclipses centuries in advance
10 Nov 2025 | Category: Science
Researchers have deciphered a medieval Maya text, the Dresden Codex, revealing its sophisticated method for predicting solar eclipses. Instead of resetting the table at its end, the Maya initiated new tables earlier, allowing for remarkably accurate predictions of celestial events visible in their territory for centuries.
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The Times Of India
| 10 Nov 2025
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