Damn. How terrible.no microwave I've ever had has let me input time myself this sucks
Damn. How terrible.no microwave I've ever had has let me input time myself this sucks
But this is an important part of life experience.no microwave I've ever had has let me input time myself this sucks
Is that the same submarine where being ‘on watch’ actually equalled running entertainment software on the shipboard computers?
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The Dark Side of the Moon
That'll be news to the portion of the Moon's surface we can see because the Sun is shining on it.There is no dark side of the moon, really. Matter of fact it's all dark.
That'll be news to the portion of the Moon's surface we can see because the Sun is shining on it.
The last line was provided by Gerry O'Driscoll, a doorman at Abbey Road studios where the album was recorded. He said it in response to the question “What is the ‘dark side of the moon’?”
His full answer was “There is no dark side of the moon really, matter of fact it’s all dark. The only thing that makes it look light is the sun.”
That'll be news to the portion of the Moon's surface we can see because the Sun is shining on it.
I am well aware that the Moon does not shine by its own efforts. But for practical purposes of looking at the portion that is sunlit, it isn't dark. Trying to watch a meteor shower on a night with a full Moon is difficult and annoying, because the night is not as dark as it is on nights without a full Moon.Is reflective the actual opposite of dark? Interesting inquiry here.
I am well aware that the Moon does not shine by its own efforts. But for practical purposes of looking at the portion that is sunlit, it isn't dark. Trying to watch a meteor shower on a night with a full Moon is difficult and annoying, because the night is not as dark as it is on nights without a full Moon.
Light and heavy have nothing to do with this. The Moon's mass isn't part of the argument, or at least it shouldn't be.That's why it is the start of an inquiry. We both know what the various words mean; lit, dark, reflective, light. But all sides of the moon are reflective, whether they have anything to reflect at the time or not. Neither side is actually producing light. For myself, my first reaction to "light" is as the opposite of "heavy" so I'm always sort of briefly perplexed by the idea of the moon having a "light side" myself even though I do shift very quickly to what is actually meant.
What would be good specific words to describe the two clearly different "sides"? "Dark side of the moon" is common phrasing, but if we use that common phrasing does that make "light side of the moon" the best description for the other side? Is there some better pairing? Is "dark side" so ingrained that we have to stick with that but can come up with a good alternative for the opposed side? Or is "light side" just the best there is to be done?
Maybe "lighted" and "unlit"?
Near and far
visible and not visible from earth
Rabbit side and .....?
Light and heavy have nothing to do with this.