When the traditional words fail to stand up to scrutiny, it is time to rewrite the story.
For the sides facing us and away from us, I like the front side and the back side, but I can live with the near side and the far side.Near and far is good for the sides that are described relative to the Earth, but obviously those descriptions have nothing to do with light and dark. At any given time there is a distinction between two sides that does have something to do with light and dark. How to best describe those two distinct sides? Facing the sun and away from the sun are...unwieldy.
For the sides facing us and away from us, I like the front side and the back side, but I can live with the near side and the far side.
For the sides facing the sun and not facing the sun, I like lit side and dark side, but lit side and shaded side would work, too. Lighted and unlit are okay, too, or lit and unlit. I guess I'm not that picky.
There is no dark side of the moon, really. Matter of fact it's all dark.
The moon is quite dark, reflecting about 1/3 of the sunlight that hits it. Problem is that the sun is too bright and the night's are too dark.
https://phys.org/news/2020-04-device-shells-sea-creatures-power.html
"An innovation using material derived from the shells of crabs and other sea creatures may soon provide a new option for powering medical sensors, phone screens and other devices."
It would be nice if limestone can fill that need, but it might have already gone thru a process making it unusable
it would be cool if the Great Pyramid was restored with a limestone casing
The moon is quite dark, reflecting about 1/3 of the sunlight that hits it. Problem is that the sun is too bright and the night's are too dark.
I wonder how many people in this thread realize that Aimee was originally just repeating a semi-famous quote from the music industry?
I did. Not that it kept me from haring off after the subsequent conversation.
The anthropologist/archaeologist part of me cringes at this idea.it would be cool if the Great Pyramid was restored with a limestone casing
I wonder how many people in this thread think that their taste in music and knowledge of their favorite genre(s) is shared by everyone. I never heard that quote, so for me it is not semi-famous, never mind famous.I wonder how many people in this thread realize that Aimee was originally just repeating a semi-famous quote from the music industry?
I wonder how many people in this thread think that their taste in music and knowledge of their favorite genre(s) is shared by everyone. I never heard that quote, so for me it is not semi-famous, never mind famous.
I've come to realize that online at least, there are precious few people who are familiar with my favorite musicians, and that anyone younger than 50 has probably never heard of them.
In 15 minutes it's not going to be 5:00 anywhere meaningful.
I wonder how many people in this thread realize that Aimee was originally just repeating a semi-famous quote from the music industry?
The anthropologist/archaeologist part of me cringes at this idea.