### hot tortilla:

Comfort food
* Some comfort foods transcend geography.
* hot tortilla.
* is about emotional rather than physical sustenance
  - more than just good nutrition

Hotter object
* are brighter and bluer than cooler objects.
* emit more energy at lower wavelengths than do cooler objects
  - short wavelengths than cooler objects
  - radiation at shorter wavelengths
* tend to emit shorter wavelength, higher frequency radiation.

Hour
* Some hours are part of days.
* are a half- hour before sunrise until sunset
  - half-hour before sunrise until sunset
  - albums
  - distance
  - heartbeats drowning in tidal waves of fear
  - soundtracks
* are time periods
  - units
  - variable in the winter
* are work hours unless otherwise noted as clock hours
* can also change depending on the time of year
  - change from day to day or be the same every day
  - seem like minutes, or minutes stretch into hours
* includes mins
  - seconds
  - secs
* increase according to seasons.
* indicate time after mixing of starved cells to initiate conjugation.
* is the number of hours spent on the activity
  - unit of time
* refer to the religious divisions of the day into eight periods of time.
* turn to days, which turn to weeks.

### hour:

Aurora
* Many aurora are nearly as bright as the full moon while others are faint.
* Most auroras occur in far northern and southern regions
  - the far northern and southern latitudes
* Some auroras move, brighten or flicker suddenly.
* appear in many different shapes
  - simultaneously in the atmosphere above the North and South poles
  - to be like luminous curtains of multicolored light draping over the night sky
  - when trapped particles from the solar wind spiral towards a pole
* are beautiful, but solar winds can be harmful
  - brighter and spread over larger areas after intense solar activities
  - especially unique because they can actually be hazardous
* are most common in polar regions
  - intense at times of intense magnetic storms caused by sunspot activity
  - often greenish and change shape in a different way than a cloud
  - probably the most spectacular visible manifestation of plasma processes in space
* are the most visible effect of the sun's activity on the earth's atmosphere
  - only sign of space weather visible to the naked eye from Earth
  - visual effects of the solar wind interacting with a planet's upper atmosphere
  - trails of light that appear near the North and South Poles
  - usually a result of magnetic reconnection
* begin with the sun.
* can be so bright that people can read by their light.
* come in many shapes and sizes as well as a variety of colours.
* form over the polar openings in Earth's magnetic field.
* generally occur at high latitudes, near the Northern and Southern magnetic poles.
* is fictional characters
  - physical phenomenons
  - television shows
* move toward the equator as intense solar winds penetrate deeper into the magnetosphere.
* occur around Earth's north and south geomagnetic poles in regions known as auroral ovals
  - both the North and South poles
  - in the ionosphere
  - most frequently in the spring and fall months, because of the tilt of the planet
* take many forms, including luminous curtains, arcs, bands, and patches.
* tend to be witnessed when people just happen to be watching the sky by chance.
* usually form after solar eruptions.

### hour | canonical hour:

Terce
* canonical hour
* is the time to get on with the work of the day.

Closing time
* is when everything is sold, usually around noon.
* occurs at the height of bar activity, when bars are at maximum capacity.

High noon
* are films.
* is the time of day and adolescence is the time of life.

Long hour
* are a way of life in the film business.
* can also increase anxiety, strain and irritability, and hasten family breakdown.
* lead to fatigue and fatigue can lead to accidents.