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26.05.2009

Light at The End Of Eternity ©

Dark to light when the last hold.
Light will keep you alive.
Lights will guide you.
To light up again.

Karanlık çökerken son ışığa tutun.
Işık seni hayatta tutacak.
Işık sana yol gösterecek.
Yeniden aydınlığa çıkabilmen için.

Dark en lumière lors de la dernière cale.
Light vous tiendra en vie.
Lights vous guidera.
À la lumière de nouveau.

Oscuridad a la luz cuando la última tecla.
Luz le mantendrá vivo.
Luces guía.
A la luz de nuevo.

Dark alla luce quando l'ultimo possesso.
Light vi terrà vivo.
Luci ti guiderà.
Alla luce di nuovo.

暗い光には、昨年開催しています。
光に生き続けるだろう。
ライトが案内してくれます。
再び点灯します。

빛이 어둠을 때 마지막으로 개최했다.
라이트 네가 살아 유지됩니다.
조명 여러분을 안내할 것입니다.
다시 켜봐.

Темный свет последнего провести.
Легкий будет держать вас в живых.
Подсветка будет руководить вами.
Чтобы загорелся снова.



13.07.2008

The Time Light ©

Sunlight, in the broad sense, is the total spectrum of the electromagnetic radiation given off by the Sun. On Earth, sunlight is filtered through the atmosphere, and the solar radiation is obvious as daylight when the Sun is above the horizon. This is usually during the hours known as day. Near the poles in summer, sunlight also occurs during the hours known as night and in the winter at the poles sunlight may not occur at any time. When the direct radiation is not blocked by clouds, it is experienced as sunshine, a combination of bright light and heat. Radiant heat directly produced by the radiation of the sun is different from the increase in atmospheric temperature due to the radiative heating of the atmosphere by the sun's radiation. Sunlight may be recorded using a sunshine recorder. The World Meteorological Organization defines sunshine as direct irradiance from the Sun measured on the ground of at least 120 W·m−2.Direct sunlight gives about 93 lumens of illumination per watt of electromagnetic power, including infrared, visible, and ultra-violet.Bright sunlight provides illumination of approximately 100,000 candella per square meter at the Earth's surface.Sunlight is a key factor in the process of photosynthesis.