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Español: Equinoccio de Primavera. El pasado 22 e septiembre a las 07:43 AM hora del Perú, el Hemisferio sur alcanzaba su cambio de estación, de invierno a primavera. Las 13 Torres del Observatorio Solar Chankillo fueron construidas hace aproximadamente 2300 años con el propósito de observar el cambio de las estaciones del año y el recorrido que hace el sol a través del cielo, con gran precisión la cultura Sechín logró este hito siendo así, este Observatorio Solar de gran importancia para toda la humanidad, como el más antigüo del continente americano y posiblemente del. Mundo.
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