From: anthony@cmd.com (Anthony Truong)
Subject: Re: Tha('c ma('t...Ma(.t Tro+`i...
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date: 27 Aug 92 18:28:32 GMT


>From: daudo@bcars201.bnr.ca (Dau Do)
>Subject: Re: Ti`m Hie^?u
>In article <1992Aug27.030028.1667@cbnewsd.cb.att.com>, jnle@cbnewsd.cb.att.com (C.N.M.T.) writes:
>>
>>> trinh@twix.etdesg.TRW.COM (Tien Trinh) writes:
>>> Xin cha`o ca'c anh chi.
>>>
>>> Co' ai bie^'t ta.i sao the sun ra^'t to khi mo.c vao` buo^?i sa'ng va`
>>> la.(n va`o buo^?i chie^`u. va` nho? vao` lu'c tru+a???????
>>> TT
>>
>>
>>Cha`o ba.n Tie^n Trinh,
>>
>>Ca^u tra? lo+`i cu~ng -do+n gia?n tho^i : the magnifying effect of
>>moisture in the air is LESS during noon than during dawn or sunset
>>thus the sun seems smaller.
>>
>>Su+. a^?m u+o+'t trong ba^`u khi' quye^?n (moisture in the air) "acts
>>just like a giant magnifier glass".  Lu'c ban tru+a, su+. a^?m u+o+'t
>>-da~ tan bo+'t ne^n ba^`u khi' quye^?n ma^'t da^`n su+. pho'ng -da.i
>>cu?a no' (the magnifying effect lessens when there is less moisture
>>in the air) cho ne^n mi`nh nhi`n tha^'y ma(.t tro+`i co' ve? nho? ho+n
>>lu'c tru+a .
>>
>>Lu'c ban sa'ng, ba^`u khi' quye^?n co`n la.nh ne^n nhie^`u su+. a^?m
>>u+o+'t va` lu'c chie^`u khi tra'i -da^'t quay qua^'t da^`n bo'ng ma(.t
>>tro+`i, ba^`u kho^ng khi' nguo^.i da^`n (cool down) va` su+. a^?m u+o+'t
>>trong ba^`u khi' quye^?n ta(ng da^`n.  Vi` the^' khi mi`nh nhi`n ma(.t
>>tro+`i lu'c ban sa'ng hay ban chie^`u, ma(.t tro+`i co' ve? to ho+n vi`
>>nhie^`u moisture in the air.
>>
>
>he^`he^`he^` ... it's a right answer ! I posted the answer for this before but
>It is wrong ! I think I stay-up too late :-))))))
>
>>Hope it helps
>>
>>Take care,
>>----
>>C.N.M.T.


Ba.n C.N.M.T. va` ca'c ba.n me^'n,

Ca'c ba.n co' tu+`ng nga('m ma(.t tra(ng tro`n (full moon) lu'c mo+'i
ba('t -da^`u mo.c kho^ng?  To^i nghi~ mi`nh kho^ng du`ng ca'ch gia?i thi'ch
na`y (moisture as magnifying glass) cho hie^.n tu+o+.ng ma(.t tra(ng
-du+o+.c .  Tra(ng tro`n thu+o+`ng mo.c va`o buo^?i chie^`u to^'i, va` ca`ng
le^n cao no' ca`ng nho? la.i .  Hie^.n tu+o+.ng na`y xa?y ra ra^'t nhanh
va` ra^'t de^~ tha^'y nha^'t lu'c ma(.t tra(ng da^`n da^`n le^n tu+` cuo^'i
cha^n tro+`i .

Ca'c ba.n nghi~ sao?????


Tha^n

Tru+o+ng Nguye^n Anh Tua^'n



>>
>>PS. Another question for netters: the Sun is closer to the Earth
>>    during winters so why is it much COLDER during winters than during
>>    summers?  Ai tra? lo+`i tru'ng C.N.M.T. se~ bao mo^.t cha^`u Pho+?
>>    Hoa` hay Pho+? Xe Lu+?a ne^'u co' di.p ghe' Chicago :)) :))  Ne^'u
>>    C.N.M.T. happen to be  out of town when you come thi` ra'ng ma`
>>    chi.u ... he^` he^` he^` :)) :))
>
>Cha('c ky` na`y ddu+o+.c cha^`u pho+? ro^`i !!!
>
>
>                             \    C                 C = Cold
>         * *                  * *                   H = Hot
>        * S *              H * E *                  E = Earth
>         * *                  * *  H                S = Sun
>                             C   \
>
>                                   ^..... rotates around this
>
>And so half of the earth receives the sunshine and the other half does
>not.  Yet, the earth also ecliptically rotates around the sun, so half
>of the time the earth closer to the sun.  That is why it is colder in
>the winter and hotter in the summer.
>
>Note that: year ... based on the eclipse that the earth rotate around the sun
>           day  ... earth rotates around it self !!!
>
>
>Take care,
>



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