| Description | Value |
| Title | At Uxmal, Mexico, a tapered stone marker in front of the Pyramid of the Magician casts a minimum shadow when the Sun reaches the zenith—the point directly overhead. This happens only twice a year, and the first zenith passage in May correlates with the onset of the rainy season. (Image credit: Bryan Mendez, UC Berkeley) |
| File name | IMGP5944.JPG |
| Date photo taken | Wed, 25 May 2011 7:59:16 AM |
| GPS location | 20.360867° N 89.770035° W |
| Author | |
| Dimensions (pixels) | 2848 x 4288 |
| Width | 2848 px |
| Height | 4288 px |
| File size | 5,227 KB |
| File last modified (UTC) | Thu, 26 Jan 2012 7:09:41 PM |
| GPS location | 20.360867° N 89.770035° W |
| GPS latitude | 20.360867 |
| GPS longitude | -89.770035 |
| GPS version | 2.2.0.0 |
| Caption | At Uxmal, Mexico, a tapered stone marker in front of the Pyramid of the Magician casts a minimum shadow when the Sun reaches the zenith—the point directly overhead. This happens only twice a year, and the first zenith passage in May correlates with the onset of the rainy season. (Image credit: Bryan Mendez, UC Berkeley) |
| By-line | Bryan Mendez |