Given that annual fluctuations in solar irradiation become less pronounced the closer you get to the equator, it might get less relevant to track time by referring to our position to the sun?
Given that annual fluctuations in solar irradiation become less pronounced the closer you get to the equator, it might get less relevant to track time by referring to our position to the sun?
But the moon cycles do not match the seasonal (solar) cycles no?
If you plant every six full moons, you end up planting in the winter at some point?
But then again, this only applies to higher latitudes.