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While the evidence suggests that Ragnarok, like the previous myths,
April 24, 2018 by Katherine Berry 
While the evidence suggests that Ragnarok, like the previous myths, was a series of events occurring over many centuries, Langer has not explored the historical evidence beyond the historical periods. As he shows, it doesn't appear that there was a single major event that occurred in Norse mythology that was "unofficial" or "unknown to the Norse people." In fact, a number of early Norse myths do feature evidence of significant events that were not official and that are still being studied under the auspices of a dedicated team of researchers, like archaeologists who are using data from the Viking Age to study the role of the Sun in meteorological phenomena.
To be clear, Langer's analysis of the historical record does not address the current status of the world's largest solar system, the Solar System. Rather, it focuses squarely on the role of the Moon in the evolution of the world's solar system. We can use the data from the Lunar Survey of 1963 to make some generalizations.
There's a good chance that the Sun will change its role in this solar system for a long time to come, but it seems unlikely that the Moon will be the driving force behind the change.
As mentioned in the title of the article, this is not to say that the Moon will change its role in the solar system anytime soon. Indeed, it's possible that the Moon will continue to have an impact on the Earth as a result of the Sun's solar cycle.
What's more, while the Moon's role in the solar system has been discussed within the Viking Age, there is a clear tendency in modern popular culture to claim that it's all just a myth.
One reason that the world's largest solar system has been so important is the way it has been viewed by a lot of people around the world. While the Sun's role in the solar system is not always clear, the fact that it has become a major feature of the world's political, economic, and cultural life shows that it is a major part of the natural world.