Essays on Equinox

Kawaii, in the context of Japanese culture is the quality of cuteness and has become one of most prominent aspect of the Japanese popular culture such as the unique Japanese Fashion Styles. Prior to being a modern translation of cute, the world signifies shyness or a form of embarrassment in the past. Due to the unique and liberating feeling brought by the culture it is no wonder that it took the world via storm. The term Kawaii was initially seen from Lady Muraki’s The Tale of Genji that highlighted pitiable characteristics. Before the term refers to women being ...

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The vernal equinox occurs in March when the sun appears to be crossing the celestial equator. During this time, the sun is usually heading north. The autumnal equinox occurs in September when the sun crosses the equator as it moves towards the South Pole. On these days, the sun is directly over the equator. This results in equal durations of day and night.

The solstices occur when the earth is at its farthest distance from the sun. It occurs due to the elliptical shape of the earth’s orbit around the sun. This means that there are two solstices ...

Seasons are caused by the tilting of the earth’s axis in relation to its orbit around the sun. Moreover, the angle from which the sun hits the earth exposes some areas to longer periods of sunlight than others. In addition, the intensity of the sun’s heat varies from place to place depending on the direction of the sun. Equinoxes denote the axis of the earth being analogous to the direction of its revolution. The Vernal (spring) equinox occurs on March 21st while the Autumnal (fall) equinox takes place on September 21st. During equinoxes days and nights ...

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Environmental protection

Introduction The company is 10 km away from town but it boarders the main pass way to the nation’s capital from the east and enjoys an employment capacity of about 1550. The workers live near the company and have a water based recreational center that is 1.9 km to the south of the company. The general slope of the land shows that the waterway leads directly to the main water supply of the area and to three national reserves set up for water animals and birds. This therefore means that the water system is affected by these factors. ...

The length of day and night are equal twice in a year. This occurs at around March 21 and September 23 when the center of the sun is on the same plane as the earth’s equator. These two days are known as equinox. However, all the other days throughout the year, the day is usually longer than the nights. This allows plants more time to absorb light and photosynthesize. During the equinox, the plant has to undergo rhythmic changes so as to cope with the changes in day and night length. Plants respond to changes in external stimuli ...

Traditions are among the characteristic aspects of any given community. They define different seasons, moments, beliefs as well as the behavior of the members of the society in question. However, most people do not understand the origins of the traditions that they practice or the different beliefs that they hold. This paper explores the origin of different traditional elements among which are Easter, Christmas, wedding ceremonies and the concept of Satan. Easter is one of the oldest holidays within the Christian setting. Cline believes that Easter has both pagan and Christian roots (1). The Pagan aspects of the ...

Solstice occurs twice a year when the sun is at the highest or the lowest point as seen from the poles. Solstices mark the beginning of summer and winter in the southern and the northern hemisphere. This phenomenon occurs when the earth’s axis is tilted towards or away from the sun’s rays. The occurrence has an impact on the amount of daylight experienced in different parts of the planet. Solstices occur twice in a year; around June 21 and December 21. These seasons are opposite because Winter solstice in one Hemisphere is the Summer Solstice in the other Hemisphere. ...