we're are own entity down here...i'll still be shooting for the southern contingency champ...but u cant group us in with all those salem guys...we the deep south...lol
"ecliptic south". In addition, the Earth is turning about an axis whose counterclockwise end points is a direction that we will once again leave nameless, but the part of this direction that is perpendicular to "ecliptic north" and "ecliptic south" we will call "s ...
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"ecliptic south". In addition, the Earth is turning about an axis whose counterclockwise end points is a direction that we will once again leave nameless, but the part of this direction that is perpendicular to "ecliptic north" and "ecliptic south" we will call "summer solstice". The opposite direction we call "winter solstice". Ninety degrees counterclockwise from "summer solstice" as viewed from "ecliptic north" we call "fall equinox"; and the opposite direction we call "spring equinox". Thus the relationship between the celestial directions is as follows.
feeling good about this season....someone gotta rep for the "deep south" territories lol
The Southern Contingency! lol
we're are own entity down here...i'll still be shooting for the southern contingency champ...but u cant group us in with all those salem guys...we the deep south...lol
"ecliptic south". In addition, the Earth is turning about an axis whose counterclockwise end points is a direction that we will once again leave nameless, but the part of this direction that is perpendicular to "ecliptic north" and "ecliptic south" we will call "s ... more
"ecliptic south". In addition, the Earth is turning about an axis whose counterclockwise end points is a direction that we will once again leave nameless, but the part of this direction that is perpendicular to "ecliptic north" and "ecliptic south" we will call "summer solstice". The opposite direction we call "winter solstice". Ninety degrees counterclockwise from "summer solstice" as viewed from "ecliptic north" we call "fall equinox"; and the opposite direction we call "spring equinox". Thus the relationship between the celestial directions is as follows.
Hahahaha
uh......deep south
He blinded me with science!
Oregon has a deep south?
sure....Saffeels put it in writing clear as day...lol
man, I've been to the deep south. And you guys are very lucky to well away from it. Ill take Oregon deep south any day.