Turning Point Solar Apocalypse 2012 Not Related Issues

CALIFORNIA - Right December 21, 2012, the sun reaches the point where the light will shine even further to south of the equator. This phenomenon is also showing the position of the sun over the Tropic of Capricorn, thus marking the moment of the winter solstice (the winter solstice).

Launched Space, Friday (12/21/2012), since June 20, the height of the sun during the day has been modest. This is because the sun is gradually migrating south. The height of the sun above the horizon at noon was 47 degrees lower than six months ago.
The sky watchers in the past do not understand about the sun's migration. They think it is the engine space that might be "broken" someday.
Many thought that the sun will continue to head south and never returned. Thus, the phenomenon will eventually make some people "fear" and were linked also by the end of 2012.
Winter Solstice also marks the sun appeared in the afternoon at the lowest altitude, above the horizon. In the southern hemisphere, is called southern solstice (southern solstice), in which the sun is at its southernmost point in the sky.
Winter Solstice usually occurs in 21 to 22 December each year. While the summer solstice (the summer solstice), the sun stops moving north and start heading south.
This phenomenon also suggests that the Earth's southern region will experience a longer lunch. Therefore, the sun will set later. While in the northern hemisphere, the region will experience the shortest day and the longest night.
Most cultures have a winter solstice celebration. For example, in Persia, the solstice marks the birth of Mithra, the Sun King. While on December 25, a lavish Roman festival dates, called Saturnalia.
Saturnalia was celebrated around the winter time. In addition, in 275 AD, the Roman Emperor Aurelian commemorate the feast coincides with the winter solstice, Die Natalis Solis Invicti. (FMH)
Sources: http://techno.okezone.com/read/2012/12/21/56/735654/