04-12-2020, 05:15 PM
In this image of f67v-1 we see that the sun is in opposition to the moon
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We see that the middle face wears what looks like a pointy hat. Actually, what is represented is the Earth casting a shadow. The shadow is not in the direction of the moon, which probably means that it is a normal opposition, not a lunar eclipse.
The most relevant thing about the image is that there are two moons joined, that is, forming a bench. Next to the image there is a chain of symbols: okchos am
As we see, the bench is preceded by a gallows, which is the sun in the southern hemisphere. The o's have no meaning, The s is another position of the moon and the fundamental thing is am, which is the place where the star is.
All the Voynich script are chains of time and spatial position to locate the stars
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We see that the middle face wears what looks like a pointy hat. Actually, what is represented is the Earth casting a shadow. The shadow is not in the direction of the moon, which probably means that it is a normal opposition, not a lunar eclipse.
The most relevant thing about the image is that there are two moons joined, that is, forming a bench. Next to the image there is a chain of symbols: okchos am
As we see, the bench is preceded by a gallows, which is the sun in the southern hemisphere. The o's have no meaning, The s is another position of the moon and the fundamental thing is am, which is the place where the star is.
All the Voynich script are chains of time and spatial position to locate the stars