We are currently in the Major Lunar Standstill. While the lunar rise usually shifts along the horizon, over the past year it has barely changed. A team of archeo-astronomers is using this event to study a new theory that Stonehenge marks this standstill — as well as the solar Equinox and Solstice.

We are currently in the Major Lunar Standstill. While the lunar rise usually shifts along the horizon, over the past year it has barely changed. A team of archeo-astronomers is using this event to study a new theory that Stonehenge marks this standstill — as well as the solar Equinox and Solstice.

https://www.supercluster.com/editorial/investigating-the-stonehenge-moon-mystery