July 26th marked the beginning of the New Galactic Year. If you don’t know what a Galactic Year is there is no need to fret! This occurrence aligns with the Mayan calendar and is based on 13 Moons, each of 28 days, which create a full year cycle of 364 days. This means that July 25 was the 365th day or as some call it “the day out of time.” There is some confusion with the term “Galactic Year” as astronomers also use it to describe a cosmic year, or the time it takes for the Sun to orbit around Milky Way. This event happens only every 225-250 million years and it quite hard to pinpoint as the last time this occurred, dinosaurs were just beginning to roam the planet. While both events are immensely interesting, today we will just be focusing on the Mayan Galactic Year. Turn to renowned online astrologers for immediate and genuine answers! This first month in the new Galactic Year on the Mayan calendar should be dedicated to renewal, metamorphosis, …