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here's the sun at noon. somehow, light comes down, hits the air, scatters off to your eye, scatters off to your eye, and you're seeing what? what mostly scattered as blue, so you look up and you see blue all around. but you look directly at the sun, that white light-- [makes noise] --overwhelms, a little bit scattering going on, and you see a white sun, whitish, okay? so at noontime, boom, you see the sun whitish, huh? how about at sunset? what happens at sunset? can we do this next week and do this experimentally? we can do this experimentally. i tell you what? let's just do it right here. here's the atmosphere of the world right here. here's the atmosphere of the world, huh. no. let's do it this way. here's the atmosphere of the world, and here's the sun. now, the sun, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, okay? [makes noise] --swoosh, what do you guys hear? well, let me just do it now. i'll do it again. red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet-- [makes noise] --what do you got here? blue. white, do you

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hello and welcome to technology update with demand so warring and resources limited the sun could be setting on an outdated era of global energy simply put new alternatives to invoke alternative sources or the best bet going forward energy directly from the sun is often the first thing that comes to mind when people mention solar power however when you really think about it the sun's responsible for far more than just fuelling solar panels wind farms are an indirect result of the sun's rays as convection currents drive global air streams and create the majority of the globe. and in fact there'd be no plants or trees to make biofuels from if there was no sun to spur on photosynthesis in the first place. as those plants die off and decompose thermal heat and pressure slowly turns those into fossil fuels like coal and oil however there is one source of energy that has no apparent connection to the sun. instead the moon is to think for the motion of the ocean that we know as the tides is relative proximity means it exerts a much stronger influence than the sun. as the moon circles the glo

generally in the early morning when the sun is low in the sky and is rising very fast, these shadows sort of sweep across these parks or portions of the parks for small amounts of time as the sun is rising in the morning hours. another note which is not really factored into the -- literally into the quantitative analysis that's before you but it's something to be considered as a reality on the ground and how these shadows might be perceived or impacted on the park, because these buildings are such a distance from the parks and they're relatively slender in profile as viewed from those parks, the sun will not be fully ob secured by most of these buildings so some of these impacts might be highly slated because of these facts, the sun is a broad disk in the sky, it's this big fire ball in the sky and the analysis behind the numbers assume that is the sun is a little point in the sky and that a building is fully blocking it or not fully blocking it, often the sun is peaking out behind buildings, the analysis does not -- is not capable of recognizing some of those factors. there were a c

the time to pipe made of metal prone to sun. when we were designing our power station it would not be considered employing such metal and even an underground conduit but in the. economic and safety factors we decided to may not be the cheapest in comparison to those made out of metal it is one hundred percent. according to roos hydrous plants the first two turbines will be in place by the end of two thousand and twelve while the third is slated for next year and the fourth in two thousand and fourteen and that really can't come soon enough with analysts saying that moscow region alone could use an additional one and a half gigawatts of spare capacity in fact in order to get the added waters are quickly as possible to structure the messenger later or maybe part is taking place around the clock with five thousand people employed in three shifts generators will boost existing capacity by eight hundred forty megawatts one will reach that powerhouse by traveling eight hundred pipes the new roughly twelve million cubic meter pool is be

amsterdam is right in the sun, okay? so it's day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day. sun down. night, night, night, night, night. sun up. day, day, day, day. [laughter] - get the idea? - yeah. so they're in the daylight most of the turn. how about at a place that's on the daylight all of the turn that's just barely on that? of course, the north pole is. so when at north pole, daylight is 24 hours a day. but you come down to a certain point where it just comes up-- in fact, i can see it right here. it's up here. and that point is called-- anyone know? where? right there? you guys don't know about it? it's too frigid. it's a circle. beginning with an "a". arctic circle. arctic, that's the arctic circle. the arctic circle is the point where you can get day for 24 hours a day on june 21st, okay, june 21st. and other one is where you get nighttime 24 hours a day. because what happens when the sun's on this side, okay? and here's where you get your long, long winter nights. night, night,

of energy that has no apparent connection to the sun. the moon is to think for the motion of the ocean that we know is that. of proximity. to the water. especially at the equator. on the other side as the earth is literally pulled away from the ocean from the moon. we get the strongest tides and if you're in the right place at the right time the moon even provides enough energy to. incoming water. turtle nature of the moon's tidal power. and the idea of using the tides for humans purposes has been around for ages several hundred years ago enterprising engineers constructed flour mills powered by the daily. people have looked to harness the tide for electricity generation in the twentieth century a number of projects around the globe were proposed but were decried as economic madness for a time it looked as if the proponents of title power were fighting a losing battle but in one nine hundred sixty three the rance river estuary in brittany france was blocked off to start construction on what would be the first industrial sized power statio

it's a lot closer to the sun. no, no, that expansion rate, that expanding of that air cools it a lot. so actually when you heat something, it expands and you happen to put more energy into it because the--for expanding, too, to heat it up? oh, now, we can get a little mixed up here. it turns out that when you heat some air, like you heat anything, you will make it grow. you will make it expand. okay? so you can force something to expand. i can take a balloon of air and hold it over a stove. and it will expand. okay? we're not talking about that. it doesn't follow now that expanding things-- --not gonna change or-- well, that--now, to say that you can heat something up and make it expand is one thing. but now we're saying if the air will expand by itself, push outward, when it expands, what happens to the temperature in the middle of that? drop. and that drops. so the reason for it expanding is because it was going from a region of higher pressure to lower pressure? excellent, excellent, excellent. the reason it exp

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of proximity a much stronger influence than the sun. the water closest to it gets cold especially at the equator there's also a smaller bulge on the other side as the earth is literally pulled away from the oceans further from the moon when the sun moon and earth are aligned we get the strongest tides and if you're in the right place at the right time the moon even provides enough energy to title bores funnel incoming water down the river ways. in this run reflect the eternal nature of the moon's tidal power. and the idea of using the tides for humans purposes has been around for ages several hundred years ago enterprising engineers constructed flour mills.

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if you're in the sun, you will be comfortable, but then the once there will drop sun goes down. the wind will not be a factor, the hitters will still have with for the deal to theeven innings due 4:00 start time. mostly clear overnight. to startdowntown tomorrow. beginningwalk tomorrow. not any rain. have to break up a sweat to warm up. 73 by sunday. next chance of rain is not until monday. some warning on a bit belowonday, this time of year. thank you. coming up, turning trash into cash. pamela howze: it just seems like such an... infringement on our lives. how dare they step into my life that way. it's none of their business. he's trying to restrict us, again. he's taking us backwards. george allen is the last thing we need in washington. anncr: the democratic senatorial campaign committee is... responsible for the content of this advertising. >> a big step in the recovery america anchorg robin roberts. >> there is no place like home. classic up beats up as she left the hospital and home with her family. she has been at a hospital for days after receiving a bone marrow transpla

it starts before the sun comes up and takes off after 9:00. it is spread pretty evenly throughout the park. we can go back to the image, if you'd like. there are heavily shaded parks heavily used because the park is so generally impacted by usage that people tend to look wherever they can find space to sit and congregate, regardless of whether it is sunny or shady. the morning t'ai chi exercises, which we saw in the map, are generally in the open area because that is the only open area where a group can congregate to do that type of activity. there is a budget of zero for portsmouth square. the buildings would potentially add.41% to park, which the transbay power is.113%. same area square, similar distance. this shadow would happen same as portsmouth. late, mid fall. then late winter. from at most 20 to 30 minutes. again, a similar time of day. maximum amount.09%. here you can see generally where the shadow would fall on st. mary's square, the southern corridor, if you will, adjacent to pine street. that area there are kind of open seating area

not so bad. 79, the sun coming out. dew point 61 and the key difference tonight compared to the last two, fog is going to be a nonissue. we will look for dryer, move pleasant conditions overnight as the wins turn northwesterly. weather in motion through the day from dundock. cloudy through most of the day and then the sun. finally breaking through. making an appearance late in the day. same deal in belaire as we look at the heart of hartford. then the sun breaking through nicely late in the day. view from the naval academy. nice looking situation in to the open chesapeake. wind from the north and west around five to ten. breezy conditions, chance in wind direction. that's key into october and november. it's all about wind direction with that south breeze. warm and humid. winds turn northwesterly. already the humidity dropping, seeing dryer -- it's still muggy. little broader perspective and you can see the carp change withe frontal boundary. all the moisture and -- all the great conditions we have had the last few days,

jimmy cart -- -- it end the forty years period of sun belt dominance. there were issues critical in the politics that go oned that came out of the sun belt. they tended to have a conservative cast to them. they tended to be oriented around issues of strong national defense of an opposition to unions and defense of free enterprise politics and it's in the sun belt in the south and southwest we see the rise by the 1970 would be coming to as at religious rise. the rise of e van gel call and the political process and new and important ways. so thurmond was the forefront at all of those issues in the own politicses. national defense he was a staunch anticommunist and played a important role in right-wing anticommunist politics. it was one of the things that lead him to switch parties in 1964. he was a key figure in opposing labor unions. he did so alongside bike barry goldwater starting in the 1950s. early in the career he would be a staunch advocate for unions in south carolina back in the '0s and '40s when the union vote was an important vote. he switches i

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out this, is how it's going to be until the sun sets. we do have tornado warnings in the nevada-placer areas until 5:00 p.m. just expired here locally. over an inch in santa rosa. san francisco picked up 36/100ths. oakland 4700. you can live more just under two-tenths of an inch. we have more rain in the forecast. and also, we'll talk about sierra and snowfall in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >> in wine country a frantic effort to get grapes off the vine before too much rainfalls. there is no time to waste. don sanchez is live in napa tonight. how has it affected the grape crops? >> there is good news, dan. that became a sense of urgency against this rain. there was a race against time and they won. race into the press. juice coming out of the other end. with a threat of the rain storm there is no time to follow giants playoff odyssey or clek college football scores. the race is on. picking going on nearly around the clock. >> this weekend is bringing in grapes as fast as we can. we're trying to get everything off because wa

what is the halo around the sun, and the halo earlier this evening around the moon? that's exactly what we've been seeing is this halo around the sun and the moon, that is from the high clouds. let's take a look at the high cloud from hurricane sandy now. that's from the high clouds from sandy as they made their way up. the high clouds refract and give you a little bit of a halo or a rainbow sometimes around the sun. that's what you're looking at today. and it's probably what you saw this evening too. full moon tonight. here's sandy off the coast of georgia, making its way north and east. look at all of the rain associated with this, back toward portions of north carolina, they've already seen trees down into portions of eastern north carolina, as of 11:00, the latest advisory, winds are still at 75 miles an hour, the pressure is down to 965 mill low bars. the movement to the northeast at 14 miles an hour. the track taking it out and right back into our area, here we are tuesday around 3:00, expecting the center to be close to our region. it doesn't matter if it's no

by the noon hour 51 degrees and a mix of clouds and sun but probably heavier on the clouds than the sun. pretty much the same deal for 5:00, 53 degrees. the kids will probably be coming around the neighborhood after 6:00. we expect temperatures to be in the upper 40s. here's where we're thinking temperatures top out tomorrow, mostly 50s. there could still be some upper 40s to our north and west. so kind of a cool day and the jet stream will continue to bring in that cooler air. this is where sandy is residing now. it will be a few more days before we see that lifting off. notice we still pick up snow in the ridge tops even through thursday morning and a little shower activity up through western pennsylvania. we'll have the clouds, but look, the sun is trying to come back as we get into the within and the jet stream will lift on out eventually and bring us a little warmer weekend or at least a sunnier weekend. here's your fox 5 accuweather seven-day forecast. don't forget time changes this weekend. we go back to standard time. we set the clock back and gain an hour of sleep saturday into

the forecast. it's a beautiful one. seven days of sun? could it be? gwen. >> well, we're going to start out with plenty of sunshine tomorrow and so where the week takes us. a ridge of high pressure is dominating. next. [ mitt romney ] look at the evidence of the last four years. we've got 23 million people out of work or stopped looking for work. they're suffering in this country. the president would prefer raising taxes. the problem with raising taxes is that it slows down the rate of growth. i'm not going to raise taxes on anyone, because when the economy's growing slow like this, when we're in recession you shouldn't raise taxes on anyone. my plan is to bring down rates to get more people working. my priority is putting people back to work in america. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. . >>> couldn't ask for a better saturday, 55 degrees at reagan national airport; 45, frederick and modegrees. and we have plenty of sunshine today and tonight, skies are gradually going out. and that is going to be very instrumental in keepin

generally all times of the year, you can see it's at least probably 2/3 in sun, again, in the spring, fall and summer and in december, you can see 3:00, it's entirely in the sun at 11:00 and 1:00, it's probably 40 or 50% in the sun even in the dense downtown environment. transbay park which is a one acre thark that will be created on the site of the transbay terminal was conceived of and the whole development program for the public parcels around it was crafted with sun, midday sun in mind, so you can see these are a couple of graphics from the transbay redevelopment plan, the heights on all the public parcels were crafted by the redevelopment agency and the planning department to preserve midday sun for most of that year, it goes back many years even on parks that were not rec park properties. there was a question, well, what about sidewalks, the planning code does provide for the planning commission and planning department to shape codes, it doesn't diminish the development of the parcels to preserve sun on sidewalks, there are a few sidewalks on certain streets on the downtown that

and what can they expect when the sun comes up later this morning? >> the best advice we are giving now is for people to -- who say well things look good out there, and jm going to go out to the store or go out and do my normal life. take a day. we have flooded roads. we have trees that are down and branches that are down on roadways. we have power lines that are down. so conditions -- there are some dangerous conditions out there across the state. if people go out too early, we could have some issues. we don't want to have that because we have come through pretty good so far. people just need to take a day, stay home, let the highway crews go out and clear the roads. let the electrical crews go out and put the lines back up and deal with those situations and not have to go out and try to rescue people who get themselves in trouble because they just went out too soon. >> gary lange joining us, and a good piece of advice for people not just in delaware, buts all across the affected state. take a day. thank you very much. >>> recapping the very latest n

we hope that when it the sun s up, the croats have cleared and we will get a better dealing withwe are clinical records under way. whene hope to learn more the governor. will hold a press briefing 10:30 this morning, talking about bridges and roadways. a lot of people are concerned out ofetting in and ocean city. reporting.ter >> thank you so much. following breaking news from new jersey. >> levees broke in the northern part of the state, flooding several towns, including cross that. up to 5 feet of water. carlstadt.ng to get the video to update you. people may be affected in that area. we still have another half-hour washington."ing >> we will show you the worst o "live, and in hd, you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. , we will get aad picture of all the the sunion of sandy as comes up. this is the day after the super storm lashed to the east coast, 16 people reported dead across the east coast and 69 dead in caribbean countries. new york live look of city in midtown, one of the hit areas. here you see a crane which was dangling high above the city. you, washingto

they said say goodnight to the sun, gentlemen. tonight is going to be the most painful night of your lives. watching the sun. this week just gets more miserable as we go. and i can remember, i was standing there, and i saw out of the core of my night that something broken the class. and people started running for the bell. ready for it. you hear it going off. we had more people could our class at that moment then quit at any other time in all the training. this is what was amazing about that moment. all the difficult things they asked us to do, some 50 meters underwater, down 50 feet anti not, tie your feet together and your hands behind your back and making japan. who would have thought that the hardest moments of the hardest week of the hardest military training in the world would come when all they have actually asked us to do was to stand on the beach and watch the sunset. that is all we had to do at that moment, stand on the beach and watch the sunset. kaj always ask, how many times have you been able to go out and stand and w

it was called between the bridges of the sun and of the moon. and it was inspired by ching yee who wrote a book called the silent traveler in san francisco. i wonder if ching yee could come back and see now a building that as the prior speaker said, quote, will dominate the skyline. it will be the height of twin peaks. i verified that with joshua right before i spoke to you. and that's without the funicular. with it it's even taller. * than twin peaks. is that the right size and scale for san francisco? or would that building be more appropriate in manhattan? i would like to request that this project be killed and not seen the light of day on behalf of the citizens of san francisco who have been here for years and who do not wish to see, as i've read some of the reports, that the views of the east bay and other parts of the city will be blocked by this building, the height of twin peaks. thank you very much. between the bridges of the sun and the moon and something that dominates the skyline. >>> good afternoon, commissioners and everyone in her

as the sun sets, we're going to have no clouds and wind and the temperature it is dropping out there. gaithersburg, 57; 62 for fredericksburg and culpeper, 61 and all along i-81 and to the west from winchester, martinsburg, and hagerstown. temperatures have dropped off into the 50s and some clear skies. on through the evening hours. and lower 50s by 11:00. and that means in the upper 40s out in the suburbs. again, severe weather weather after sunset. and be prepared for that. this is the weekend forecast. looks pretty good. 64 on saturday and loads of sunshine. 71 on sunday and a few clouds out there. it does look like we're going to stay dry on sunday and warmer and again some clouds. ef state around maryland and virginia, cloud tree in -- free and you have to go to the west before you find anything in the way of clouds and to the north. up in into upstate new york, some clouds up there now. overnight lows look like this. 47, d.c.; monasses, 43; fredericksburg in the mid-40s and winds shifting to the southwest and with that in mind, the temperatures won't drop down into the 30s areaw

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