VOICED : Equinoccio de primavera en Mexico

The video explores the significance of the Teotihuacán pyramids in Mexico, focusing on the spring equinox phenomenon. It explains how the equinox marks the start of spring in the northern hemisphere and autumn in the southern hemisphere, with the sun equally distant from both poles. The video also highlights cultural and spiritual practices associated with the equinox, such as meditation and rituals, and discusses the pyramids as important tourist and sacred sites.

What natural event are people gathering to witness at Teotihuacán?

• The summer solstice

• A meteor shower

• The spring equinox

• A solar eclipse

During the equinox, how is sunlight distributed across the Earth?

• No sunlight at the poles

• More sunlight in the northern hemisphere

• More sunlight in the southern hemisphere

• Equal sunlight in both hemispheres

How often does the equinox occur each year?

• Once a year

• Twice a year

• Three times a year

• Four times a year

What activities do people engage in during the equinox at Teotihuacán?

• Skiing

• Yoga and meditation

• Mountain climbing

• Surfing

Why are the Mexican pyramids considered important tourist attractions?

• They are the tallest structures in the world

• They are known for their modern architecture

• They are located in a desert

• They are considered sacred and have historical significance