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June 21 for Stonehenge is an annual significant event, since on the eve of dawn on this day (day of summer Solstice) Thousands of tourists come here to Wiltshire from all over Misty Albion and around the world. They gather for one purpose – to mark the shortest night of the year and to meet the dawn of the longest day.
In fact, an ancient pagan holiday is celebrated, and it is held in the legendary Neolithic monument, in the “place of special power” of our planets, especially since recently scientists have proved that two the stones of this fantastic building were polished for millions of years before the Neolithic …
This year more than 25 thousand pagan fans gathered here a rite that was simply amazing. Suffice it to say that last year’s attendance at Stonehenge on June 21 was at two times less. Maybe this is somehow connected with the fact that shortly before of this, namely June 17 this year, very close to Stonehenge a mysterious circle appeared on the field in Wiltshire.
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All this crowd of thousands of tourists danced all night songs, people jumped over bonfires, drank delicious wines and from the heart had fun, and in the morning they traditionally watched the sunrise in one of arches of megalithic structure (see video below).
And none of the guests even noticed (however, this is impossible notice at the festival) that this year the dawn in Stonehenge demonstrated a strange anomaly that was later seen only observant American bloggers.
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If you compare the pictures of sunrise in 2015 and the current, then this is what strikes me: 3 years ago, the sun rose in the first arch, if count to the right, while this year – in the third. That is, the sun this time appeared 45 ° north. This was later confirmed and scientists.
What this is connected with is a big mystery. Maybe astronomers will soon explain to the general public this anomaly, but for now conspiracy theorists all kinds of suits build all kinds of guesses and put forward theories, one more interesting than the other. Naturally, we will not discuss them here – it is too early. Let’s wait …
Sun Stonehenge
