on the glaciated spine of the continental divide south of Anaconda, Montana (click to enlarge.) I captured this mini-pan just days ago, on my travels back to eastern Washington.
The autumnal equinox specifically occurs at 2:18 pm PDT today, when the Sun crosses the celestial equator and day and night are of equal length, marking the first day of autumn. Ugh, the days are getting shorter.
The autumnal equinox specifically occurs at 2:18 pm PDT today, when the Sun crosses the celestial equator and day and night are of equal length, marking the first day of autumn. Ugh, the days are getting shorter.
Yes, the days have been getting shorter since June 21st, no?
ReplyDeleteWell, yes, of course, but now daylight hours are progressively less than the duration of the night time. Good for astronomy but a bummer for one's mood.
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