At the Sun Dagger in New Mexico, a dagger-shaped beam of sunlight pierces a spiral

a. at sunset on the spring equinox.

b. at noon on the day of the full moon each month.

c. during the totality of a total solar eclipse.

d. at noon on the summer solstice.

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2 February, 09:56

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Kaia Whitehead · Answer 1

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Explanation:

At noon on the summer solstice. The sun dagger was used to observe astrological readings in the ancient time

At the Sun Dagger in New Mexico, a dagger-shaped beam of sunlight pierces a spirala. at sunset on the spring equinox.b. at noon on the day of the full moon each month.c. during the totality of a total solar eclipse.d. at noon on the summer solstice.