If it's any consolation, on a celestial scale, nothing lasts.
But, even if you don't, you can still look up at a remarkable night sky that reminds us how infinitesimal human affairs are against the celestial scale.
You've devised a kind of "paradise range" for your music, a celestial scale.
It occurred to me at one of those moments that I was happier than I had ever been before — with the penguins, the icebergs, the Beaufort scale, and the celestial nimbus clouds cruising above the wind.
Current helicity data for solar active region provide the unique observational information for so-called α-effect which plays a key role in astrophysical dynamos producing large-scale magnetic fields of celestial bodies.
But traditional Schlieren imaging is limited in its range and scale; NASA's Background Oriented Schlieren using Celestial Objects (BOSCO) allows the sun itself to be used as the background, and, not only that, it's reliable enough to be used from a chaser plane 10,000 feet up.
The instruments also can add such details as horizon scenes, the Milky Way, nebulae, comets, meteors, and various reference lines and scales used for teaching descriptive astronomy and celestial navigation.
We report searches for anisotropy of cosmic ray arrival directions on large scales and through correlation with catalogues of celestial objects.
Dividing the celestial sphere into 12 sections and the indicator-arrow's scale of the clepsydra into one hundred parts established an equal time concept, which was a guide to divide a day into several equal parts.
Its song reflects the notes of the musical scale, its feathers five fundamental colors, its figure the celestial bodies: head symbolizes the sky; eyes, the sun; back, the moon; feet, the earth; tail, the planets (7 ).
Furthermore, the scale system of rings on Honsang was changed from 365.25 Do, Jucheondo (Celestial globe circumference), to 360°.
