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What changed and why it matters
The sky can answer more than when
Astronomy can describe the Moon’s phases, Venus’s visibility cycle and the changing position of the Milky Way. Cultural knowledge can ask a different question: what does this return mean, who taught it, and what responsibility comes with noticing it?
Public sources are not permission to flatten stories
The pages in this series work from public material: community language projects, museum labels, interviews, educational programs and scholarly articles involving named knowledge holders. They are written as source-attributed commentary, not as replacement tellings by CalculationTime.
Why separate pages are better
A maramataka account from Aotearoa, a Yolŋu Morning Star ceremony, a Western Arrernte place story and Kamilaroi/Euahlayi Emu knowledge should not be squeezed into one decorative “Indigenous Moon names” article. Each deserves its own route, its own sources and its own boundaries.