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...e non-prime numbers of the first non-reversed hour after each solstice and equinox is a final, very complicated way to bring Randall's EST year in extremely c ...e-numbered minutes of the first full non-reversed hour after a solstice or equinox happen twice.

...necessary to skip the appropriate number of days to realign the {{w|Vernal Equinox}} with March 21. When the British Empire adopted the Gregorian calendar in

...nting a specific 30.4 day period (1/12th of a year), starting from the {{w|equinox|First point of Aries}}.

...complicated words or phrases. Some are related to orbital mechanics (e.g. "equinox" and "perihelion"), while others are wholly unrelated or even made up. Eac ...lar distance measured eastward along the celestial equator from the vernal equinox to the hour circle of the point in question.

| The [Fall/Spring] {{w|Equinox}} ...h the apparent position of the overhead sun passes the equator. During the equinox, the time that the Sun is above the horizon is 12 hours across the globe.

| titletext = Here, if you know the number of days until the vernal equinox, I can point you to the theater using my pocket Stonehenge. ...s days). So, on the equator at sunrise, on the day of a March or September equinox, this spin, by itself, would take someone toward the Sun at about 464 meter

...d one day after that year's September equinox, which would be the autumnal equinox for Randall. *This comic was released two days after the {{w|September equinox}} 2018 in the [http://aa.usno.navy.mil/seasons?year=2018&tz=-5&dst=1 US]

...t moon}} is the traditional name for the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, but there is nothing astronomically significant about it.

...s the season between the end of summer and the "{{w|September equinox|fall equinox}}", and the season of "fall" as the period after that until winter. While m ...ates are used for the changeover time, so that autumn/fall starts upon the equinox (shown) and ends at the astronomically shortest day which is then the start