Did you expect the world to end in 2012 because it was supposed to happen, according to the Maya? Not really, and it looks like the scientists finally cracked the mystery of the Mayan calendars The Mayan cycle was much longer than our year: 819 days. And this is where the mystery begins. 819 days compared to what? When does this calendar begin, and when does it end?

Join us as we explore one of the most fascinating puzzles of ancient civilization - the intricate Mayan calendar system. Did you know this ancient timekeeping method had cycles that puzzled scientists for decades?

From colorful glyphs representing celestial bodies to the perplexing 819-day cycle and the infamous 2012 end-of-world prophecy, we're delving into the stunning complexity of Mayan astronomy and mathematics. Scientists John Linden and Victoria Bricker have made a groundbreaking discovery, revealing the Mayans' understanding of astronomical periods through their calendars.

Did you know that the Mayan calendar is far more than just a tool for tracking days? With its ability to chart the heavens and mark the passage of time in unique and intricate ways, the Mayan calendar provides a captivating glimpse into the sophisticated world of this ancient civilization.