Please take a moment to examine why the Aztec Stone is not a calendar but a majestic Earth's structure blueprint, and kindly share your thoughts with me.

Image of Calin Ungureanu, remote sensing scientist at Canadian Centre of Remote Sensing in Ottawa Canada I firmly believe that it is imperative for me to share my findings regarding the structure of our beloved planet, Earth. My name is Calin Ungureanu, and I have dedicated many years of my life to the field of Earth Science. As a geodesist and a remote sensing scientist, I hold a degree in geodesy and a DESS in remote sensing. Alongside my daily responsibilities at the Department of Natural Resources Canada, I harbor a profound passion for unraveling the mysteries that surround our own civilization.
Throughout my journey, I have always been captivated by the enigmatic wonders of ancient times, those mysteries that remain unexplained even in our modern and advanced era. The allure of ancient artifacts and the enduring questions they pose have continuously fascinated me. By integrating Edmond Halley's Earth Model, the Earth Model developed by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), and the symbolic significance of the Aztec Stone, which had long been misunderstood as a mere "eternal calendar," I have constructed a groundbreaking Earth Model. This model sheds light on numerous unanswered inquiries concerning the behavior of the Earth-Moon tandem and provides insights into various other functions of our planet. I invite you to explore my discoveries, for they are certain to astonish you, just as they astonished me.

USGS Earth structure over Aztec Stone Calin Ungureanu AztecStones.com

USGS and Halley Earth structure over Aztec Stone Calin Ungureanu AztecStones.com

The two images above unequivocally demonstrate the strong correlation between the layers of USGS, Halley, and Aztec Stone. An animation showcasing this correlation is available at USGS-Halley-Aztecs correlation.

In light of all the aforementioned points, it becomes apparent that the Aztec Stone serves as an engineering representation of the Earth's structure.

Therefore, when regarding the Aztec Stone as a representation of the Earth, let's delve into the significance of the Aztec elements below.

Image of the Aztec Stone elements explained by Calin Ungureanu AztecStones.com

No matter how the Earth model looks, the planet needs a source of energy. Nowadays, the planet's energy is supposed to be produced by some sort of thermonuclear reactions in the planet's core.
In our proposed "Halley-Aztec Model," the energy is produced by the tight interaction between the Earth and the Moon (see Aztec Moon below). The Earth and the Moon form a tandem capable of turning the Earth into a perfect rotor-stator electric engine. This engine is responsible for producing the magnetic field and, at the same time, generating tides, both high and low.
According to this model, the Moon interacts directly with the Earth's inner core, slowing its rotation. The inner core, tightly bound to the Moon, completes a 360° cycle in 27 days, while all other superior layers complete a 360° cycle in 24 hours.
The differential rotation speeds of these layers generate the electric and magnetic fields required for the planet's survival. At the same time, the two powerful pumps (referred to as the Sun's God hands), synchronized with the Moon, push the ocean's water outward, generating the tides.
The Moon simply influences the tides through its attractive force, creating the sublunar tides and the antipodal tides. Furthermore, it is highly possible that the two layers of the Moon are composed of rollers, forming a gyroscope meant to keep the Moon steady. This could explain why we always see only one side of the Moon.
All of the above assumptions also explain the two hums: the Earth's hum and the Moon's hum.

Image of the Aztec Moon from Temple Stone by Calin Ungureanu AztecStones.com

Image of the layers of the Aztec Moon by Calin Ungureanu AztecStones.com

Below, you will find three simulations of varying complexity designed to provide a visual representation of the functioning of the "HALLEY-AZTEC EARTH MODEL." For further details, please refer to the EXTRAS section.

#1 First Earth-Moon interaction simulation

In this initial simulation, I utilized components derived from the Aztec Stone to construct the Earth's interior. The purpose of the Mantle, for instance, is to safeguard both the Outer and Inner core, presenting an impenetrable barrier constructed with sturdy hermetic bricks. The exterior surface of the Mantle is adorned in red hues, symbolizing the elevated temperatures emanating from the interaction between the Earth's Inner core and the elements of the Outer core. The Inner core and Outer core serve as pivotal components in generating the necessary energy to sustain life on the planet, both within its boundaries and upon its surface. Two distinct spin speeds are observed within this simulation. The initial speed, designated as "low speed," is employed solely to demonstrate the interaction. The second speed, referred to as the actual "relative spin," corresponds to the phenomenon where 27 Outer Core revolutions transpire within a single "Moon revolution."

#2 Second and more complex Earth-Moon interaction simulation

Image of the Aztec Sun Stone color coded. Each layer has a color associated

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Image of color coded Aztec Moon. Each Moon's layer has a collor associated

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This is the second simulation attempting to explain how the Earth and the Moon collaborate. The Aztec Earth (Fig.1) and the Aztec Moon (Fig.2) form a dynamically synchronized dynamo. The Earth's inner core and the Moon are connected by two reciprocal forces (see Forces under Controls), establishing a perpetual link between them. Consequently, the Moon consistently presents the same side to the Earth. By considering the two "God's hands" as two gigantic pumps (not two heart-rippers, as mentioned in this article), I have deduced that the planetary tides are generated by an internal force within the Earth. In this model, the "hands' waves" produced by the squeezing motion of the hearts, symbolized by God's hands, synchronize with the Moon's movement, illustrating how water is pushed from the interior to the exterior. Under the Controls section, there are two rotation speeds available. The first (low speed) is solely for demonstrating the interaction, while the second represents the actual "relative spin." For every revolution of the Moon's orbit, there are 27 Outer Core revolutions. The magnetic field surrounding the Earth aligns with the angle formed by the four Inner Core's Aztec artifacts, which are enclosed alongside the hands and the Sun God himself. This same angle is followed by the auroras observed over the two magnetic poles. Simultaneously, the two layers of the Moon's "Outer Core 1" and "Outer Core 2" (accessible at this link) act as a gyroscope, ensuring the stabilization of the Moon's spin.

#3 Digital Aztec Model

Let's set aside the glyphs and their meanings and gradually reconstruct all Aztec elements as 3D objects, assembling them spatially. It is evident why the sublunar tide surpasses the antipodal tide in magnitude. The forces of the pump (Sun God's hands) interact with the Moon's gravitational force to generate and regulate the tides. The magnetic field surrounding the Earth aligns with the angle of the four Inner cores of the Aztec artifacts, which are enclosed together with the hands and the Sun God himself. The proof of this mentioned angle is manifested through the Northern and Southern lights, which materialize precisely along this angle. The space within the Mantle is where the Earth's lava and water converge, instigating the dynamic behavior of our restless Crust, including earthquakes, volcanoes, eruptions, plate rifts, and more. This is the realm where our planetary water undergoes purification (by fire) and the Earth's lava undergoes cooling (by water), thereby diminishing its energy.
Note: This simulation is not in scale. No layer has the real thickness.

The Earth, the Moon and the Aztecs

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Halley's Earth Model

Image of Edmond Halley an English astronomer, geophysicist, mathematician, meteorologist, and physicist. He was the second Astronomer Royal in Britain

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Edmond Halley (1656-1742) was an English astronomer, geophysicist, mathematician, meteorologist, and physicist who is best known for calculating the orbit of Halley's Comet. It is worth noting that the comet was subsequently named after him. Halley served as the second Astronomer Royal in Britain. In 1692, he published 'An Account of the Cause of the Change of the Variation of the Magnetic Needle; with an Hypothesis of the Structure of the Internal Parts of the Earth'. This work can be found in 'The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London'. In his publication, Halley proposes the concept of a hollow Earth, which consists of three concentric shells and an innermost core.

Image of Edmond Halley's Earth model drawing. Halley's model consists of three concentric shells and an innermost core

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In his opinion, the three shells are separated by atmospheres, and each shell has its own spin. In his portrait (Fig.1), Halley is holding his famous drawing representing Earth's structure (Fig.2). Halley's conclusions are fascinating, especially when we consider that he reached them using only a magnetic needle. From my point of view, I do agree with the idea of each shell having its own spin, but I am skeptical about the presence of atmospheres between the shells. In my opinion, the amount of empty space is much, much less than he imagined at the time.

United States Geological Survey (USGS) Earth Model

Image of the USGS' model consisting in five major layer: crust, uper mantle, mantle, outer core, inner core

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The USGS' model (Fig. 1) comprises five major layers: the Crust, the Upper Mantle, the Mantle, the Outer Core, and the Inner Core. The Crust, which is the layer we inhabit, has a depth ranging from 30 to 65 km. The Upper Mantle and the Mantle together are approximately 2885 km thick. The Outer Core extends to a depth of 2270 km, and the Inner Core reaches a depth of 1216 km. Thus, the total depth of the Earth is 6378 km. The value of 6378 km corresponds to the official Earth's radius according to the WGS 84 (World Geodetic System 1984). An important aspect is that the Inner Core is believed to primarily consist of heavier elements, such as nickel and iron. There are five major layers in total, including the core. Furthermore, the relative positions of the inner core and all other layers remain stationary. Consequently, this model is considered highly static, with energy deriving from the "nuclear reactions" occurring in the inner and outer core. It is worth noting that this structure, much like Halley's structure, is more of an assumption than an indisputable proof. In my opinion, this model is generally accurate, except for the way in which the energy is generated. I disagree with the notion of a "nuclear" energy source. Even if the energy were nuclear, it would not be sustainable indefinitely.

Halley + USGS + Aztec Stone (Animation)

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	    	United States Geological Survey's (USGS) Earth model is the most used Earth model nowadays. Earth's radius of this model is 6378 km (Fig.1).
	    
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    			The real size of the Aztec Stone exposed at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City is 3.58 meters in diameter (Fig.2).
    		
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				Halley's famous drawing representing Earth's structure, as in his well-known portrait (Fig.3).	
    		
			In this animation, I have meticulously aligned the USGS model, Halley's drawing, and the Aztec Stone to the same scale.
			Astoundingly, the layers of the USGS model align flawlessly with the layers of the Aztec Stone, and a significant portion of Halley's layers also coincide with those of the stone.
		
			The USGS' Outer Core is perfect equal to the Aztec's Outer Core.
			
The USGS' Inner Core is perfect equal to the Aztec's Inner-Inner Core (Sun God cocoon).

Color Coded Stone

Image of the Aztec Stone having a color for each major layer

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Image of the color legend for the Aztec Stone. Dark green for crust, light blue for upper mantle, light green for extra layer 1, orange for extra layer 2, red for mantle, magenta for outer core, blue for inner core and yellow for Sun God cocoon

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To better identify the layers of the Aztec's structure (Fig.1) and establish their correlation with the present-day USGS Earth structure, let's assign a distinct color to each layer (Fig.2). There are two exceptionally thin layers, labeled as "EXTRA LAYER 1" and "EXTRA LAYER 2" (Fig.2), which currently lack an equivalent in the USGS model. These layers are so minute that they can easily be considered part of the Upper Mantle. Remarkably, these two layers are what sets Halley's model apart from the USGS model in terms of the number of layers. Halley's insight in predicting the existence of these minuscule layers, primarily employing a simple magnetic needle as his main tool, is truly astonishing.

Aztec Moon

 
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		The Temple Stone, known as the Teocalli (temple) of the Sacred War, is a remarkably intriguing artifact (Fig.1). It takes the form of an Aztec temple and is adorned with sixteen images and six glyphs on each side.	
	    
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    		From my perspective, the most noteworthy aspect of this stone is the backrest of the throne (Fig.2). Similar to the Sun Stone, it represents a cross-section of another celestial body, which I believe to be the Moon.
    		
	The resemblance to the Sun Stone is striking, evident in the presence of seven layers (belts) surrounding the core. In the center, there is an element that bears a resemblance to the inner core of the Sun Stone.
	While the intricacy of the machinery is not as elaborate as that of the Aztec's Stone (Sun Stone), it maintains a similar structural pattern. The only element missing here is the representation of human or animal presence, symbolized by the glyphs found on the Sun Stone.

NASA Moon

In 2011, a NASA research team led by Renee Weber, a researcher and space scientist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, proposed that the moon possesses an inner core composed of solid iron, rich in iron content, measuring approximately 150 miles (241.402 km) in radius. Surrounding this inner core is a fluid outer core primarily consisting of liquid iron, spanning a radius of approximately 205 miles (329.916 km).Unlike Earth, the moon exhibits a distinct feature—an intermediary layer surrounding the core, estimated to be around 300 miles (482.803 km) in radius, which is partially molten. This finding deviates from what is observed on Earth. The study suggests that the moon's core incorporates a small proportion of lighter elements, including sulfur. This discovery aligns with recent seismology research conducted on Earth, indicating the presence of light elements such as sulfur and oxygen in a layer surrounding our planet's core.

Color Aztec Moon

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Image of color legend of the Aztec Moon. Light blue for Upper Mantle, orange for layer 1, green for layer 2, red for layer 3, magenta for outer core, dark blue for outer core 1, yellow for inner core

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In the simulation of the Aztec Sun Stone, I color-coded the layers of the Moon. Layer 1 appears to have a similar structure to the "Extra Layer 1" of the Aztec Sun Stone. However, there are no apparent relationships based on layer size between the Aztec's Moon and NASA's Moon model, except for the Inner-Inner core, which seems to be of the same size. It is important to note that even NASA's numbers are not confirmed at this time. Additionally, the numbers of rollers on "Outer Core 1" and "Outer Core 2" layers should be noted. Outer Core 1 has 37 rollers, while Outer Core 2 has 41 rollers. Interestingly, 37 and 41 are the 12th and 13th prime numbers respectively. (Refer to the Aztec Moon 3D simulation for more details.)

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