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12/15/2009 12:42:43 AM |
| Interesting looking exercise. I can remember doing sun-tracking at high school, but I think it involved shadow sticks. |
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12/14/2009 03:37:36 PM |
| They Came from Outer Space. Very cool. |
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12/14/2009 12:50:56 PM |
| It's an Alien Invasion ;) |
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12/14/2009 12:13:52 PM |
| The world of technology. Interesting cloud formation.. although, I suppose cloud cover can be a disadvantage when tracing the position of the sun. |
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12/14/2009 08:51:15 AM |
| Sounds like a fun project! I'll tell you what though, my son would love to get his hands on those domes for playing with! |
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12/14/2009 08:16:44 AM |
| I stared at this for a while, curious about the quality of the light. It looked different. Then, I see it is in Japan. I find it fascinating how the color & quality of sunlight is so very different, around the world. I wonder if it is the light in Japan that encouraged so much interest in photography there. And these students are tracing the angle of the sun. How cool is that! |
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