英語 での Above the horizon の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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And from another At 2:00 am in the Ukraine, Jupiter would be 18° above the horizon and in the SE.
Metztli also cast herself upon the mass of flame, and with her death the sun rose above the horizon.
Houses one through six are below the horizon, while houses seven through twelve are above the horizon.”.
All of houses 1-6 are always below the horizon, and all of houses 7-12 are above the horizon.
In Utsjoki, the very north of Finland, the sun stays above the horizon for more than two months between mid-May and late July.
Suddenly they noticed a brilliantly bright, unwavering point of white light rising above the horizon in the southwest.
Of course, this little planet is actually planet Earth, and the surrounding stars are above the horizon near Östersund, Sweden.
Helgeland is situated south of the Arctic Circle: At winter solstice the sun is above the horizon approximately 3 hours a day(Mosjøen daylight).
But thanks to Earth's atmosphere, the images of both the sun and moon are apparently lifted above the horizon by atmospheric refraction.
In early March 1744, Chéseaux and several other observers reported an extremely unusual phenomenon- a'fan' of six separate tails rose above the horizon.
Moreover, decree within this year what will enable the Daystar of Thy power to shine brightly above the horizon of Thy glory, and to illuminate by Thy sovereign might, the whole world.
From the guangming ding overlooking the Lotus Peak and Heavenly Capital Peak crane stand boundless expanse of the sea of clouds above the horizon actually is much more open than the previous findings.
For example, during northern winter, the tilt of the Earth causes the Sun to be above the horizon for a shorter time and remain lower in the sky than in northern summer.
Should differences arise amongst you over any matter, refer it to God while the Sun still shineth above the horizon of this Heaven and, when it hath set, refer ye to whatsoever hath been sent down by Him.
According to researcher Cees Bassa from the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, once a constellation of 1600 satellites is launched, about 84 satellites would be above the horizon at any time.
On December 23, 2012 the Moon was visible above the horizon, when it should have dropped below, and then rapidly moved toward the North when it should have simply set in the West.