Sentences with phrase «actually see the sun»

Unlike some other gods I could mention, I can actually see the sun.

Believe it or not, you can still sun your cloth diaper stains out even if you can't actually see the sun.

And even though we don't actually see sun set, we receive glorious sunsets all the same.

I never thought sunset could be interesting on the east side of the island without actually seeing the sun go down — but this is also quite magnificent to witness.

Not exact matches

Let's see... you don't believe in evolution, you don't believe the Earth actually orbits the sun, and you don't believe NASA really landed men on the moon.

«Solarscopes actually allow you to see the sun in greater detail.

MORI's poll in this morning's Sun was actually conducted on Wednesday, so the question of which of the remaining candidates the public would have preferred to see as leader is already out of date (for what it's worth, the figures were Cameron 33 %, Davis 13 %, Fox 11 %).

Look up at the sky from your kitchen window and the sun you see is actually a great pumping station, converting millions of tons of mass into billowing energy at a rate prodigious enough to light up our planet.

People commonly think that it would be dark on Pluto because it is so far from the sun, but it is actually about as bright as dusk here on Earth, with enough light for you to very easily read a book and see what's going on around you.

Telescopes like the Hubble are looking at galaxies 100 million light years away; just as the sun is actually eight minutes older than what we see, we're looking at the galaxies as they looked 100 million years ago.

When we catch a glimpse of our sun, for instance, we're actually seeing what it looked like eight minutes before, as its rays take eight minutes to reach us.

Eventually, the pair saw that if they ran simulations using a hypothetical massive planet in what's called an anti-aligned orbit — a path in which the planet's perihelion, or closest approach to the sun, is 180 degrees from all of the other objects and known planets in the solar system — their six strangely behaving objects moved in the strange alignment that they actually do in reality.

We actually took a lot less photos than I anticipated because we entered the park with no plan (it was our first time at a Disney park) and with Japan's limited winter daylight and DisneySea's early close that day, it soon became a race against the sun to see as much as we could.

Yesterday, we actually got to see some sun and ran outside to take pictures as fast as we could.

Yes, that's right, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon actually gives you the means to have your very own Totem - sized Pokémon and use them as you see fit, only they are version exclusive, so if it's a Totem - sized Salazzle you are after than Pokémon Ultra Moon is your game of choice.

Well, those of us who would actually like to see a longer day at some point had to be worried — but not surprised — to read this comment from CPS CEO J. C. Brizard tucked into a Sun - Times article yesterday about the «new era» in Chicago Public Schools under Mayor Emanuel:

A second volume of Black Sun, released as a one - shot with a very open end by 801Media, is not currently being worked on by the artist so no way of saying if a second volume will ever actually exist for release though in more positive news, the second book of Close the Last Door by Yugi Yamada should see publication in late 2010.

Nevertheless, don't expect to see much of the screen if you're in a very bright room or out in the sun; the glossy display gets all flared up and there's no way of actually using the tablet in these conditions.

If you want to experience nightlife in Barcelona be prepared to stay up late, actually so late that you can see sun go up again.

Once, that was finished he started whining ad nauseam about Alexa; however, the interesting thing is that my Alexa score was actually better in the past (prior to creating this list) than it is now: http://nomadicsamuel.com/top100travelblogs/volume-i-february-2012 Any blogger under the sun knows that installing the Alexa toolbar is going to provide a slight boost in rankings; however, if you look at the top blogs ranked by Alexa you'll see the same familiar names you see on any top travel blogger list: Matt, Gary, Y Travel Blog, The Planet D, etc..

In fact, with an active sun, these molecules can get upwards of 1500deg C... they can actually be seen to glow with heat (along with waste nitric oxides), by newer outer satellites... SABER study.

He's just someone who has spent a huge amount of time looking at some of the new data sources on the sun, and actually looking at weather on earth to see what happens.

As reported last night, Michael Mann carelessly libeled Andrew Bolt Down Under - see Litigious Climate Change Cultist Michael «Hockey Stick» Mann Libels Sydney Herald Sun Columnist Andrew Bolt (actually, Melbourne, but let's not sue over it)- and was forced to issue a grudging apology, after which he spent the rest of the night Googling any goods he could get on Bolt and reTweeting it into the small hours.

I look forward to your explanation of how Maxwell's Equations are modified in vertical gravitational fields, so that we can not actually see things like the sun because all those photons must experience the exact same gravitational thermal lapse that a column of adiabatic gas 150 million kilometers high would.

There was next a brief bridge section in which Sir Paul talked about the importance of seeing the broader picture, before an interview with Bindschadler in which the following statement is given apparently as a counterpoint to Singer's, «When you actually look at the data, the sun doesn't turn out to be that important.

Sometimes we see a sunset (love that) out the back corner window, and sometimes we have to shield our eyes from the bright sun in the late afternoon of summer (it's actually best to not have to stare straight out into the sun at that time, ha) or like this time of year, it's dark before dinnertime.