But the sun is 30 times farther from Neptune than from earth, and is thus 900 times fainter; yet somehow weather on Neptune is far more violent than on earth.In this section Tickled curiosity The death of an icon Disposing of dementia The weather forecast for Neptune ReprintsAnother mystery concerns the behaviour of the dark spots.
A closer look at Chusovitina, though, reveals faint lines on her face and callused, weathered hands.
For most of us with busy lives it's quite common to feel under the weather sometimes – faint, dizzy, exhausted or weak.
Though it's worth remembering that, in hot weather, they faint a lot anyway at that Bankside open air cockpit; I've seen people pass out at Love's Labour's Lost, for heaven's sake.
And while it's tempting to blame ABC, Charles Gibson and George Stephanopoulos for the focus on lapel pins, "bitter" remarks and faint ties to the Weather Underground — and we will blame them soon — the news media's values haven't really changed.
The tawny owl's hearing is ten times better than a human's, and it can hunt using this sense alone in the dark of a woodland on an overcast night, but the patter of raindrops makes it difficult to detect faint sounds, and prolonged wet weather can lead to starvation if the owl cannot hunt effectively.
Festival-goers have been known to faint from the combination of warm weather and alcohol, earning the nickname Bierleichen--or "beer corpses". 5. There's more to Oktoberfest than beer.
If you wear too many clothes in hot weather you might dehydrate or faint.
The hot, wet weather felt like a ruined holiday and the faint smell of chocolate clung to the air.
On a faint soundtrack, a voice, speaking in Korean, delivers a combination of weather report and financial news.
Saint Elmo's fire, luminosity accompanying brushlike discharges of atmospheric electricity that sometimes appears as a faint light on the extremities of pointed objects such as church towers or the masts of ships during stormy weather, or along electric power lines.
