He Winter Solstice It began this Thursday at 5:51 p.m., according to our country’s time, reported the Naval Hydrography Service, although this Friday is the calendar date that marks the change of season. This has consequences on us, perceptible and imperceptible. Beatriz García, astronomer and researcher of the Conicettalked with MDZ Radio 105.5 FMand explained how it affects us and how seasonal changes are perceived since before modern science.
He solstice Winter brings changes and not just seasonal changes. The astrological phenomenon causes changes in our mood, and regarding this Beatriz García said: “Perhaps one does not perceive it so clearly by looking at nature, but I assure you that the human body, the brain, does detect it. Because the electromagnetic radiation that “It comes from the sun and enters through the eyes and from that entry, a series of very important physiological functions are produced.”
The researcher expressed that these changes occur gradually: “The human body changes every day, although it may seem incredible, like plants that follow a cycle and a process. Human beings too. One can round off ten hours in the winter but they are short days. You really realize it, but starting tomorrow the days start to get longer and that is also why for many cultures it is the beginning of the year, because all the cultures of the southern hemisphere have the Sun as their main deity.”
The astronomer and researcher of the Conicet He added that “this type of phenomenon was highly appreciated, known and respected by the indigenous peoples of our continent and also of Australia, where the festival is celebrated.” solstice“.
In addition, he added a detail that never ceases to surprise: “It is quite interesting because the ancient calculations of times of the year, such as the seasons, are in many annals and records that predate what we know as modern science.”
Listen to the full interview here
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