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Jan 17, 2013 , 3:48 PM by Vicki Kerrigan
Did you have a curfew when you were a kid? That time you had to get home from the movies or come in from playing with your friends?
If you thought that was a pain in the backside then I wonder, do you have any sympathy for the young people of Alice Springs, who could be forced to abide by a citywide curfew?
Alice Springs councillor Eli Melky has this week, proposed what he calls a smart curfew, he wants children, who have been identified as trouble makers be off the streets between midnight and 5.00am.
The idea seemed to get some support from Chief Minister Terry Mills when he said a youth curfew for Alice Springs was being considered in conjunction with other measures, in talks with the Police Commissioner John McRoberts.
But this is not the first time a youth curfew has been proposed and it has, in fact, been explored in detail by the former country Liberals MLA Jodeen Carney, when she was chair of the Territory Youth Justice Review in 2011. The report found that there is no evidence that youth curfews reduce or prevent crime.
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The only way any suggestion will work will be if the Police are sufficiently resourced to ensure compliance. Otherwise it will be a waste of time. I don't however agree with Eli, kids up to 15 should quite simply not be roaming the streets after 7pm without adult presence, it really is that simple.
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If I can do it...
As the old saying goes, if you can do it then it shouldn't be a problem for me. Unlike you, my 1950 Austin was loaded with rust but I knew it when I bought it. As this was my first 'Project Car' I had no idea what I was up against. My buddy, who has built several Rods warned me against it, advising me to "cut my losses" but I was already too deep into it. Besides, I enjoy a good challenge. Well, 2 months later and progress, although slow is being made finally. As welding with a MIG is new to me it remains the biggest pain in my grinding wheel. Unlike others that have gone before me, I have most of the tools I need to build entire fenders if i choose, but I am patching as I go instead. The biggest problem has been trying to remember how it all goes back together. One piece of advice he gave me that I'm learning quickly, the 'why' factor. He told me to take plenty of pictures. It seems my memory isn't as dependable as I believed it would be. Thank gawd for photos! and good advice.
The biggest issue with this is the fact there is so much rust it is damn near impossible to figure out what it used to look like when metal was more commonly present.
Plug away my friend. It may seem like it should take a miracle to get through but all of a sudden one day, something will make a difference to everything so that you can move on confident in the fact that there are more hidden treats for you around the next corner!!!
I'll send you some pics of my fiasco if you need some inspiration. That big hole you keep talking about would be a considered minor sandblast pitting on my car. I know this isn't a contest to see who has the worst project car, but as the saying goes...if I can do it, you most certainly can too. Oh yeah, one last thing. My car used to be a four door. I wanted a two door so now I have one, and a back seat that will fill a stadium with speakers. If that wasn't enough, as a final test of my patients, I am going to be cutting the car in half lengthwise to widen it. I'm nothing if not a beggar for punishment! With the fenders pulled forward off the front of the car I am now contemplating making the whole mess a bit longer too, about 8" longer
Didn't get anything for the quaters but i did get both trans am fenders, a bumper, dash, gauge panel and all the gauges today.
Getting the spoiler, m22 4speed, and the wheel flares tomorrow.
|More importantly, "is it worth it to you", and since this is a car you've owned before, I think you've answered that already! I think you've conveyed that you already know you[ll have more time and money into the car than it will be worth on the open market. Lots of us do! Those who fix cars for profit are just darned careful (or lucky!) what they buy and know how much they will have to do to get anything back out of it -- and sometimes fail even then. It can be done, but it's a gamble!
Question is not; "is it repairable", because anything can be repaired, or re-built.
You can buy patch panels, or whole panels, and make them fit (kinda), or you can fabricate your own panels.
Question is; "Is it worth it?"
All it takes is money.
shaker scoop
Back in the day when I was building my 76 TA I found a company that sold the shaker scoop that was around. 5" tall, fiberglass. It had an extension. Off the. bottom and mounted rite. to the hood. looked cool. I. will look. for. a. pic.
|You'll need more than just a hole in the hood for the shaker scoop. Need to figure some way to roll the edge on the opening, or it will not look finished.
Found a guy parting out a 77 trans am. It's rusty in all different places than mine lol. I'm gonna grab the front fenders, front bumper and air dam, and the flares that go in font of each wheel so i have a "trans am" All i need to do then is cut the hole in the hood and find a shaker.
As for the rust in the quarters, i'm gonna order skins for both sides. That takes care of the corner by the lights and the other spots down low. I'll just make a patch for the top. Hopefully i won't find any more when i start pulling it apart but if i do then whatever i'll just have to fix it too.
Also getting a mostly the complete interior with gauges. And getting an m22 rock crusher to replace the th350. All this from one car! I think i'm doing pretty well
I've had my '71 Camaro for 39 years, and I'd fix anything on it to keep it going if it needed it. Fortunately mine's been a West Coast car garaged all it's life, so no rust at all.
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Sometimes helpful but can be a pain is to take the ol magnet with you and go over the usual rust areas. Maybe you can send Guido and Vito to pay this dude a visit and rearrange his face a little.
Just look it over real good -- nothing wrong with that! Hopefully it's as you say and reasonably solid, especially if it's been in Florida most of its life. It may have been driven up north on a couple winter trips and not washed off, with a damaged or missing wheel well liner (assuming that model had liners) and got a lot of salty slush just in the one side. It happens! Or too many beach runs and that side got more slung up into it. Hopefully that's the case.
I've seen stranger things -- rear pillars rusted through and the rear roof with lots of flaking surface rust UNDERNEATH in a 64 Rambler wagon that came from FL. The fellow used it for a fishing car for years. I believe what happened was he had buckets of fish with a little (salt) water in the back a lot. On hot days water evaporated and got in the head liner, then condensed on the cool metal roof at night. That ran back and down the insides of the rear pillars...
You can predict that there's major damage all you want but the truth is that nobody know what kind of damage the car actually has. Cars rust in florida too guys, especially when you live 2 miles from the ocean. I've been in under around the car for hours, remeber I owned this car before this too, and noticed no rust underneath or on the subframe or rear frame rails. Its actually pretty clean underneath. Its getting stripped down until I decide its clean. I'll update with pics when I start taking stuff off. I'll maybe pull the back bumper off tomorrow and see what's up like one of you said, but again I doubt I'm gping to find anything major.
On another note, all these cars are supposed to have the build sheet under the back seat, I think that would be pretty cool if its still there
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If sentiment is driving this forward, go for it but....it is NOT a solid car. What I've seen from the pics indicates MAJOR structural damage and more to come. It may be mechanically sound but that is a different topic altogether. I'm having a hard time believing it's been in FL it's whole life. I looks more like a MN car from the rust belt. Rust holes thru the hood, fenders and quarters is major damage and weakens the whole body. I would be looking for cut-off quarters from a donor and a better, original hood. The rear package tray is a donor only part too. I'm not trying to offend you but you seem to be minimizing a seriously rusted out car. I'm including a link to a '67 GTO basket case I've been working on for too long. Look at the pics and see how deep the rust issues get. If the surface is that bad, there's even more down deep. The best way to really know what you have is to strip it to a bare shell and have it media blasted. That will show you what is left of the original body and how much it will take to bring it back. By the time you're done replacing half the body, a clean donor shell from TX, AZ, NM, CA would be a MUCH better place to start from. I wish I had done that...
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How much you do really depends on you and what you want to do -- how much you want to put in it. There's nothing wrong with a little bondo. Many new cars have it right off the showroom. You think they pull a quarter panel that gets a few dings before leaving the factory or coming off the truck at the dealer? No, they repair it.
That car had a lot though, in some critical areas. The rear quarters DID have a drain hole from the factory. The people who "repaired" that one didn't put one in, probably covered the factory hole. The factory usually just leaves a small gap where the lower panels come together, there's a raised section from 1/2" to 1" long that has maybe a 1/16" gap, the rest mates together.
Like anything, there is a proper way to use body filler and there is a hack job. At least the guy who filled those places at the top of the quarter used a metal underlayment instead of stuffing with newspaper and slathering bondo over it. The metal underneath meant the bondo wasn't real thick. Since the hole was so big I'd call that a hack and not a proper repair. That small corner on the other side could be repaired with bondo, or better a product called "kitty hair", which is a fiberglass jell with fine chopped up strand of fiberglass in it. Some thing large needs metal welded back in though.
Another tip on the body panels -- if you have a friend that works at a body shop see what they can get the panels for. Sometimes they can get them, even antique panels, way cheaper than the restoration houses sell for. Even if they can't save you on the panel, they can usually save you a lot on shipping.
Check under the rockers and the vertical inside panel of the rockers. The rockers are the main support for the body. Often northern cars (and west/mid west -- winter salt country!!) with that much rust have the inner rockers rusted out. There are patch covers for the outer rockers that may have been used on yours. Looks like salt ate the top of the right rear rocker out. The tire slings it up. I thought those bodies had plastic wheel well liners, but that one may have been removed or got damaged.
You'll have to talk to the guys who make the patch panels/quarters and see just how much needs to be cut and where. It would be nice to get a factory service manual (body manual -- I think GM usually had a Body and Mechanical manual). That will show you exactly where to cut the panel and/or drill the spot welds out. The panel maker may have an illustration for that too -- check!
Definitely replace badly damaged panels that bolt off, like the front fenders. Small holes I'd weld patches in, but if more than a little rust underneath replace it! Even if you don't replace the front fenders PULL THEM OFF!! They may be hiding extensive rust. Before you put much money in that car check it ALL OVER for rust. Take "inventory" of how much needs to be repaired, and tally up parts costs. You might find that you can get another body cheaper, even if having it shipped from the south or dry states out west.
Technically it's illegal to "rebody" a car (use a rusted car for the serial number and some mechanicals, transfer to a rust-free/more repairable body). Practically it's done all the time. Federal law says a VIN can't be altered, once it's on a car it stays. The thing is it's not enforced unless someone complains. If you know you have clear title to the rusty car and you're sure the "donor" isn't stolen or otherwise illegally obtained, it can be done. The only time this might be a real problem (other than the obvious -- the donor is stolen) is if the car in question was a really rare car or rarely optioned. I mean like a rusted/trashed late 60s Mustang Shelby GT350 VIN/parts transferred to a run of the mill Mustang fastback. That's done more often than you think, but it's a real gray area. If you totaled a 66 GT350 early in the model year you could order a factory "body in white" (non-serialed body shell, usually in white paint for protection, hence "body in white") and legally transfer all the parts. Or a 67 shell (I think the 66 and 67 shells are practially the same...). Do you still have an "original" Gt350? It's a rebodied car, not the original body shell... so I call it a gray area. When you change the VIN over the car practically becomes the car the VIN was made for, assuming all the original parts (or suitable replacement parts) are used. But now we're back to technically it's illegal to "rebody" a car.... Your car, your decision. I'm doing this now -- but it's on an old Jeep J-10 truck. I have a good cab and frame from one with no title (I knew the original owner, I could probably do a lot of paperwork ad get a legal title, but...). I have a rusty one that I have a title to and will use a few parts from, but even the frame is so rusty it has flakes coming off, even the engine block does! I certainly don't trust it enough to put money in! So the VIN plate is coming off and going on the good cab.
Technically illegal, but nobody cares, and it's not a real collectible vehicle. No harm done.
|I'm fixing this car. The car has a lot of sentimental value to me. I went through hoops to track it down simply because i knew it's a solid car. Besides the body stuff which coulsnt have been spotted unless i stripped the paint off. The car is solid. In my opinion there's no reason to ditch the car because of some body rust. I'll check it out thoroughly but i doubt i'm gonna find anything majorly wrong with it.
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| 1.6mm (14G) Gold Plated 316 Surgical Steel jewelled barbell
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Please note that these colours are shown to give an indication of the colour of the jewellery but slight colour variations do occur occasionally. Not all designs are available in all colours.
Measuring Your Piercing - Jewellery Measuring Guide
Wearing the correct size of body jewellery is very important. If you wear a size that is too small it could easily irritate or hurt your piercing. If your jewellery is too big it can easily catch your clothes resulting in a damaged piercing.
The measurements to consider with each piece of jewellery are as follows:
Length / Diameter of the jewellery. (A / B in the diagram above)
The above example pictures show you the measurements that you need to take for a Banana Bar, a Ball Closure Ring (BCR), a Barbell and a Labret. Only measure a piece of jewellery that currently fits you correctly.
An alternative method is to directly measure your piercing between both holes using a ruler, although this can sometimes be difficult on your own.
Thickness / Gauge of the jewellery (C in the diagram)
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* Navel, Tongue and Nipple jewellery - 1.6mm (or 14 Gauge)
* Eyebrow - 1.2mm (16 Gauge)
* Nose - 1.0mm (18 Gauge)
* Labret piercings are usualy either 1.2mm (16 Gauge) or 1.6mm (14 Gauge)
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* 6mm = 1/4"
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Menopause is the time when a woman's menstrual period ends. Menopause is considered complete when a woman has been without her period for one year. Menopause can occur any time between ages 40 and 60. On average, it occurs around age 52.
Menopause is gradual. The period of time leading up to complete menopause is called perimenopause. Premature menopause occurs before the age of 40. Menopause can also be surgically induced when the ovaries are removed.
Menopause is a natural process. Treatment is used to manage the symptoms associated with menopause.
Menopause is caused by a gradual decrease in a hormone called estrogen. Estrogen is released by the ovaries. The decrease in estrogen eventually stops the ovaries from releasing eggs.
Symptoms may include:
- Irregular menstrual periods
- Hot flashes and night sweats
- Disturbed sleep patterns, which may progress to insomnia
- Mood changes, which may include irritability, anxiety or depression
- Vaginal dryness and pain with sexual intercourse
- Dry skin
- Decreased interest in sex
- Frequent urination or leaking of urine
Your doctor will ask you about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Natural menopause is diagnosed when a woman has not had a menstrual period for 12 consecutive months. Menopause may need to be confirmed if it was caused by a surgical procedure. A blood test may be done to look for follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). High levels of FSH may indicate menopause.
Menopause is a natural part of life. It does not necessarily require treatment. However, symptoms and health risks associated with low estrogen can be treated. Symptoms include hot flashes or vaginal dryness. You may need additional treatment if you have (or to prevent) osteoporosis, which is a loss of bone mass.
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
Types of HRTs include:
- Estrogens
- Progesterone
- Combinations of estrogen and progesterone
- Low amounts of male hormones
HRT is available as tablets, gels, skin patches, vaginal rings, vaginal tablets, injections, and pellets inserted into the skin.
There are a number of possible risks associated with HRT, such as:
- Uterine cancer
- Breast cancer
- Ovarian cancer
- Heart disease
- Blood clots
Healthful Diet
A healthful diet during menopause can improve your sense of well-being. It may also reduce the risk of heart disease, osteoporosis, and certain cancers. The diet should be low in fat. It should include plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Your diet should also include enough calcium and vitamin D.
Limit Caffeine and Alcohol
Caffeine and alcohol may increase your symptoms of anxiety and insomnia. They can also increase your loss of calcium. If you drink alcohol, only drink in moderation. Moderation is 1 or less drinks per day.
Quit Smoking
Smoking can increase the risk of early menopause, heart disease, and osteoporosis.
Regular Exercise
Weight-bearing exercises like walking and climbing stairs, and strength exercises may also decrease your risk of osteoporosis, especially in women who are inactive. Aerobic exercise may reduce some symptoms of menopause in women who are inactive.
Stress Management
Stress management may help ease tension, anxiety, and other menopausal symptoms. Deep breathing, massage, warm baths, and quiet music are examples of relaxation techniques.
Over-the-Counter Products
Vaginal moisturizers and vaginal lubricants are used to help vaginal dryness.
Nonhormonal Medications for Hot Flashes
Medication may be prescribed to reduce symptoms of hot flashes including:
- Certain blood pressure medications
- Antiseizure medications
- Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs)
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A torchiere swing-arm sconce, precisely crafted from solid brass, with fine beading and rope-twist details. The lamp is shaded with a silk shade.
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Mantaray White frill sleeve floral t-shirt
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This textured white t-shirt from Mantaray has a pink, line and blue floral design with embroidered details. It has short frilled sleeves and a scoop neck.
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The seasons are governed by the tilt of the Earth's axis in space as it journeys around the Sun in a year. When the South Pole of the Earth is tilted towards the Sun, this is our Summer. Six months later, when the South Pole is tilted away from the Sun, it's our Winter. In between these we have Autumn and Spring.
The Sun and the seasonsArtist: Frey Micklethwait. Source: Museum Victoria.
Temperatures on our planet are not determined by the distance of the Earth from the Sun. Rather it is the angle of the Sun's rays striking the Earth. In Summer, the Sun is high in the Sky and the rays hit the Earth at a steep angle. In winter, the Sun is low in the Sky and the rays strike the Earth at a shallow angle.
The seasons don't begin on one day and finish on another. That's because our orbit around the Sun is continuous. It actually takes quite some time for the Earth to heat up or cool down, and that's why the seasons change gradually.
In some parts of the world, such as Australia, seasons begin on the first day of a particular calendar month - in March for Autumn, June for Winter, September for Spring and December for Summer. In other countries such as Britain, it's accepted that the seasons begin on the dates that the Earth passes four special points in its orbit about the Sun.
2016 September 23, 00:212017 September 23, 06:012018 September 23, 11:54
The Sun in springArtist: Frey Micklethwait. Source: Museum Victoria.
On the day of the Spring Equinox, the Earth's poles are the same distance from the Sun. In Melbourne, the Sun rises due east, sets due west and gets to 52° above the horizon at noon. On this day there are roughly 12 hrs of day and 12 hrs of night.
2016 December 21, 21:442017 December 22, 03:272018 December 22, 9:22
The Sun in summerArtist: Frey Micklethwait. Source: Museum Victoria.
On the day of Summer Solstice, the Earth's south pole is tilted towards the Sun. The Sun rises south of east, sets south of west and reaches 75 1/2° above the horizon at noon. This is, usually, the longest day of the year.
2016 March 20, 15:302017 March 20, 21:282018 March 21, 03:15
The Sun in autumnArtist: Frey Micklethwait. Source: Museum Victoria
On the day of the Autumn Equinox, the Earth's poles are the same distance from the Sun. The Sun rises due east, sets due west and reaches 52° above the horizon at noon. There are roughly 12 hrs of day and 12 hrs of night.
2016 June 21, 08:342017 June 21, 14:242018 June 21, 20:07
The Sun in winterArtist: Frey Micklethwait. Source: Museum Victoria.
On the day of Winter Solstice, Earth's south pole is tilted away from the Sun. The Sun rises north of east, sets north of west and reaches 28 1/2° above the horizon at noon. This is, usually, the shortest day of the year.
Alternatively, you can get it all on time and date.
Leigh: the shortest day in the year is the Winter Solstice whose dates are mentioned in this info-sheet. Further details about the sun's movements can be found over at this sheet, too.
The Discovery Centre can answer questions that relate to Museum Victoria's Collection and Research areas, including Science. If you have specific questions relating to astronomy and meteorology, such as the solstice, you can ask one of our experts on staff by contacting the Discovery Centre directly.
An edited version of our Planetarium staff's response to Stephen's question is as follows:
The Summer Solstice is today the 22nd Dec at 04:47 Australian Easter Summer Time, or if you look at international sites you will see it listed as being on the 21st Dec. at Universal Time 17:47.
The actual time difference between Wollongong and Melbourne is immaterial. It is based on the precise time that the angle of the Earth's tilt is most inclined toward or away from the Sun.
Compasses indicate magnetic north or south as they react to the Earth's magnetic field but that's offset with respect to our planet's rotational axis (what most call geographic or true north/south). The direction of magnetic north or south is therefore slightly different. It's possible to find south using the position of the Sun in the sky but it's hard to be really accurate. A reasonable result can be got by observing the motion of the Sun across the sky. Wait for local noon by using a clock on standard time (simpler than having to allow an hour for daylight savings). At that time the Sun will be at its highest point above the horizon, so face the Sun and south will be behind you if you are in the Southern Hemisphere (or north will be behind you if in the Northern Hemisphere). Better still, use a sundial or a tall pole that will throw a shadow towards south at local noon (or towards north if in the Northern Hemisphere). You can then compare compass readings at the building and some well away from it with your noon observing of the Sun. Overall you should get a pretty good facing direction. These websites will give more information:
Hi John - The equinoxes occur when the Sun is right across the celestial equator, and so day and night are of the same length for all observers on Earth. The equinoxes happen in March and September. In June and December are the solstices, when the Sun reaches its northernmost (in June), or southernmost (in December) point in the sky, and appears to stop (in its north-south movement) before reversing and heading back in the other direction.
The date and time of the equinoxes and solstices change slightly because the Earth's orbit around the Sun is not precisely 1 year. The equinoxes and solstices happen when the Earth reaches a precise point in its orbit around the Sun.
However the beginning of the year does not happen at the exact same point every year. We count years as being either 365 or 366 days long, but the orbit actually takes about 365.242 days to go from one March equinox to the next.
Thus in a non-leap year, the equinox will be about 0.242 days (approximately 5 hours 50 minutes) later than the previous equinox, while in a leap-year it will be 0.758 days (18 hours 10 minutes) earlier. Note that these figures aren't exact, and the combined effects of gravity from the Moon, the Sun and the other planets also cause a few minutes variation from year to year.
Hi Richard,
That's correct - if the Earth's axis was not tilted, we would not experience the seasons as we understand them, since the Sun's rays would not be striking the surface of the Earth at such steep angles. If the Earth was not tilted, the Sun's rays would strike the Earth at a uniform angle.
Hi Felicity - It is not true that there are two summer solstices at these locations. The summer solstice happens at a specific point in the Earth's orbit. What is true is that the Sun will appear directly overhead twice a year in these locations. However this is not on the day of the summer solstice. On this day the day length is longest, and the Sun appears the most southerly, and this will only happen once each year no matter where you are.
Hi Liz,
We do not believe there is any relation between the equinox, and the weather or tides. However it possibly is more windy between the seasons because that is the pattern in that part of the world at that time, thus, a coincidence.As far as the effect on the spring tides, it should be pointed out that the "Spring" does not refer to the season in this instance, it refers to an earlier meaning, to spring forward or to rise. This is when the Sun and Moon align to give a higher than normal tide. The opposite of spring tide is neap tide when it is lower than usual.
Hi Ronnie, there is not actually an 'official start date' for seasons. When a season starts on a certain day it is only by convention. There is no government act or universally accepted scientific definition for what constitutes a season.Most countries popularly use the equinox and solstice dates to 'start' the seasons' but meteorologists around the world start counting the seasons in the same way that Australians do - on March 1st, June 1st etc
Hi JB, the Summer and Winter Solstices are a moment in time when the Sun is at its most northern or highest in the sky and most southern or lowest in the sky extremes. This year this will occur on the 21 June at 11:28 UTC time and at 21st December at 23:38 UTC time. So in answer to your question about how long a solstice is, it is just a point in time. Have a look at our infosheet on the path of the sun for more information.
Hi Diana, the bright side of the Moon always faces the Sun of course as that is why it is bright. From Melbourne this would generally mean that the bright side is facing north. The axis of the earth has not appreciably changed because of the recent earthquakes, but may have shortened our day by about a millionth of a second. It certainly would not have changed the sun angle onto the moon.
Hi Mary, all our times and charts are for Melbourne at 37° 49' 00 S and 144° 58' 00 E. The times are local times adjusted for daylight savings. Now, as far as solstice and equinoxes go, they are all at the same Universal Time or GMT, and are given in local times.
The following web address should assist with any other queries you may have: http://www.ga.gov.au/geodesy/astro/moonrise.jsp another good site is : http://aa.usno.navy.mil/
Hi Alan, when seasons officially start and stop is a local convention that countries and communities adopt, and it depends on your latitude as well. If you are in the tropics then there are only two seasons: the wet and the dry. Our aboriginals have 3 to four seasons again depending on your latitude. See this great web site: http://www.bom.gov.au/iwk/climate_culture/Indig_seasons.shtml
The Summer Solstice in Melbourne is generally not the hottest time of the year as the earth hasn't heated up fully, and is usually mid to end January. So you could say this is mid- summer in Melbourne. Season times as can be seen are purely local convention and are based about the solstice.
Hi Pauline, this link should give you the answers you are looking for.
Hi Don, the Planetarium staff have said that the dates on this link are correct. The Spring Equinox occurs at 00:49am on the 23rd Sept. 2012 but on the other side of the Earth it occurs on the 22nd September.
Hi Nat - All places on Earth experience the summer and winter solstice. The tilt of the Earth means that on the solstice days the rays of the sun strike either the latitudes defined by the Tropic of Cancer or The Tropic of Capricorn. On the northern hemisphere winter solstice there is no light above 66.5 degrees north (Polar Circle) but it is the summer solstice for the southern hemisphere where there is 24 hours of sunlight below 66.5 degrees south. If the earth did not tilt then there would be no solstice and no seasons (Swinburne University).
The Melbourne Museum has information sheets that help explain the path of the sun and the tilt of the Earth:
Winter solstice
The path of the sun
The sun and the seasons
Hi Luke, we chatted with the Planetarium staff for you, and they have found a great website that will settle the debate between you and your boss. According to http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/AltAz.php, for a short period around the longest day, 21st December, in Cairns, you would be in the shade, but for most of the year you would be in the Sun. Sorry Luke, I think your boss is right!
Hi Nabeel,
We're not sure what it is you're asking - could you please clarify your question?
Hi Steve,
For any latitude the Sun's rising and setting points on the horizon, and its daytime path across the sky, haven't changed in their seasonal pattern in any meaningful way since humans began observing such things. Of course, the rising and setting positions and the Sun's path all do shift gradually during the year but that regular seasonal/annual cycle is due to the steady tilt of Earth's axis at 23.5 degrees. There is, however, a very small change to the tilt over tens of thousands of years. This is due to the gravitational influences of the Moon and other planets, and minor changes to the elliptical shape of Earth's orbit around the Sun. That small ("wobble") effect wouldn't be noticeable in a human lifetime. A major earthquake can make a very tiny change to the tilt but that would not make a noticeable difference either to where the sun rises, sets, or its path in the sky.
Hi Ernemef, apologies for the delay in replying to your query. With Giza at latitude 29.9 degrees North, the Sphinx does face directly east at summer solstice. That is, at right angles to earth's north-south geographical axis, or north geographical pole. For more info see:
Kikipanda; we're not sure if your question relates to the reversal of the equinixes and solstices between the northern and southern hemispheres, or if you are asking about the apparent timing differences of the event at different regions of the globe. Or, if you are curious about the slight timing differences from year to year.
In any case, each equinox and solstice event occurs only once and at one time (two of each per year), and depending on which side of the equator you are located determines what sort of equinox or solstice it is called, as seasons are reversed between hemispheres. For example, the Summer Solstice in Australia - the longest day - is the same event as the Winter Solstice in the UK - their shortest day. Astronomically its all the same event, but the position relative to the equator determines the season in which the event occurs, which therefore determines the name given to it.
The exact timing of solstices and equinoxes is a single occurence/event in each case - the timing is usually shown in UTC, which is functionally the same as Greenwich Mean Time. Often the timing are calculated to the relevant time zone for clarity as shown in the page above, where it is shown in in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) of Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time (AEDT) - these are the timings of these events as they occur in Melbourne.
Interesting idea Sandy, but according to the Bureau of Meteorology, Australian seasons are interpreted via climatic rather than astronomical events. Working on the principle that the three coldest months being regarded as winter, the three hottest as summer, and the three month transitional seasons either side of these extremes being Spring and Autumn respectively, this is how the first day of every third month coincides with the first day of the season.
Evidently the climate is, in turn, heavily influenced by solstices and equinoxes due to the angle of the sun, but the exact dates of these astronomical events aren't used to correlate the official onset of seasons here in Australia.
I'm not sure of any possible commercial advantage of distancing the official onset of Summer from Christmas, especially as shops are already gearing up for Christmas retailing now, and it's only September; the commerciality of Christmas seems indifferent to the seasons.
Hi James,
One thing to note is that there is not really an "official start date" for seasons at all. When we talk about a season starting on a certain day it is only by convention. There is no government act or universally accepted scientific definition for what constitutes a season.
While most countries popularly use the equinox and solstice dates to "start the seasons" there is no particular reason why this convention needs to be followed. Meteorologists around the world, for example, start counting the seasons in the same way that Australians do - on March 1, June 1, September 1, and December 1.
Hi Maureen,
Yes, basically that's correct. For matching northern/southern latitudes the hours of daylight, the length of the day, follows the same seasonal pattern, although opposite in one hemisphere compared to the other (winter in one while summer in the other).
However, a check on any atlas or globe will show that no part of Australia has an equivalent southern latitude to UK/Northern Europe. The closest would be Macquarie Island halfway between New Zealand and Antarctica, which is similar to Cape Horn, the most southerly part of South America. In fact, most of the southern latitude that matches UK/North Europe is open ocean.
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