The Winter Solstice..the Shortest Day of the year..Dec 21

I never stated that the dates are consistent  as it varies but it can be calculated up to the second when these events happen .
It is easier to understand by speaking in generalities and if you are interested knowing the precise time that the winter solstice happened yesterday you can go and google it . Dec 21 was good enough for me

I is old school and I speak from memory and I can be wrong most of the time
I also google stuff  that I am ignorant about  but you can note that  what I stated about solstices and the equinoxes are from high school geography.

Well let me explain .  Because of the earth rotation and it's tilting on its Axis we have this effect .
The sun moves between the tropic of cancer and the tropic of Capricorn passing the equator .
This happens twice per year. As the sun moves from North to south winter is experience in the Northern Hemisphere and summer  is experience d in the southern hemisphere .' When  it reaches the tropic of Capricorn it starts to move northward to the tropic of cancer and winter is felt in the South and summer in the North ,
This is just generalizations  but of course you know that the Sun only moves between the Tropic of cancer and the tropic of Capricorn.

I may have to take that back but before I do we must answer what is Greek History proper..and who compromised it from day one to now?

Well let me make a detour from this here Solstice thing
There is no  question that the Egyptians civilized the  Greeks and the Greeks civilized the Romans . The Romans civilized the British and the  British claim  to come to  Africa to civilize  them
Last I checked Egypt was in Africa and indirectly Africa civilized the British

well there you go Kwami.  that is what I was slowly building up to establishing some basis

but you not making A DETOUR.

we will come to the ZOODIAC and the PRECESSION OF THE EQUINOXES and straight back to the subject matter

I don't remember much bout precession but I believe it  had to do with the angle of tilting  of the earth's axis  as it rotates