ReturnNumber of terrestrial years of the Great Cosmic Year. It is the number of years that takes the Earth to cross the twelve eras of 2160 years (each one being symbolized by a sign of the zodiac), that is to say the time that takes our solar system to cover once on its orbit the path around the great Central sun. According to the different consulted sources, the number of years of the Great Year varied of few years. In a general way, we can tell that the range of this number is between 24000 and 26800 years. Let us note that, according to scientific calculations of today, this number of years would be equal to 25786. Also, on the other hand, the addition of the diagonals of the base of construction of the Great Pyramid gives 25800 inches (the sacred cubit being composed of 25 inches). But this cycle of 25920 years takes account only the precession of the line of poles. The great cycle of Drayson is of 31756 years in which, in addition to the precession of the line of poles, it is taken account of the annual displacement of the great axis of the ecliptic.
Considering that the speed of the light in the vaccum is 300000 km per second, then the light, in solar day, covers 25920 million kilometers. It is interesting to note also that, in its revolution around the sun, the speed of the earth is 30 km per second and it covers 2592000 km per day. It is hundred times more than the number of years of the Great Cosmic Year.
The average number of breathing of the man per minute is approximately 18. For one day whole, this number reaches 25920 breathings per day.
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