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| | | A Chinese perspective on spring | | In Chinese thought, spring is associated with the direction east, the sunrise direction as Earth spins us toward the beginning of each new day. | | | Fizzy lakes for Saturn's moon Titan? | | Bright features - informally known as "magic islands" - seem to appear and disappear in a Titan sea. A new study shows that bubbles could, potentially, be the cause. | | | | | |
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| | | Last sunset of winter sun pillar | Photographer Josh Blash caught this sun pillar last night in Hampton, New Hampshire. It's caused by ice crystals drifting in the air. | | | | |
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| | Equinox sun rises due east, sets due west | No matter your latitude, the celestial equator intersects your horizon at points due east and due west. The equinox sun is crossing the celestial equator. That's why - at today's equinox - the sun rises and sets due east and west from around the globe. | | | |
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