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The New Moon occurs when the Moon and the Sun have the same elliptical longitude. This happens when the moon is at its closest point to the sun in its orbit. From earth we usually cannot see it. The New M...
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The New Moon occurs when the Moon and the Sun have the same elliptical longitude. This happens when the moon is at its closest point to the sun in its orbit. From earth we usually cannot see it. The New M...
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For one week each April, we join with the National Park Foundation, the official charity of America's national parks, in celebrating America's treasures. National Park Week is a time to explore amazing pl...
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Created by French horticulturist Francis Meilland in the late 1930s, the Peace Rose is hybrid tea rose that is soft yellow with pink tinged outer petals. It earned its name because it was shared with othe...
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The goal of the National Picnic Day in the United States is to encourage people to get outdoors, get moving and eat together in the splendor of nature. Traditionally, picnic food is home-cooked or bough...
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The Quingming Festival, Tomb-sweeping Day or the Pure Brightness Festival occurs each year in early April and is a public holiday in most Asian nations historically tied to China. The festival signals t...
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National Safe Digging Month began in 2002 and is created by the United States Senate to bring attention to homeowners of the National helpline for homeowners, available by calling (811). This service ale...
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The third day of the third Lunar month in China is the Shangsi Festival. Also known as the Double Third Festival, it's an ancient Chinese celebration during which people picnic, harvest orchids and comm...
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Over 1,000 acres of blooming tulips, daffodils and other spring flowers greet over 350,000 visitors each year in La Conner, Mount Vernon and Burlington, Washington. This is the Skagit Valley Tulip Festiva...
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Sky Awareness Week was conceived by meteorologist H. Michael Mogil and educator Barbara Levine, of How The Weather Works. The event/celebration has been recognized in over 40 states and the District of Co...
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A solar eclipse is a phenomenon that happens when the moon passes between the sun and the Earth and fully or partially blocks the sun. This can only happen when the Moon is new and the eclipse appears dif...
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Girls and young women in Bulgaria mark the emergence of spring and the a time for love with Saint Lazarus' Day each year. It commemorates the anniversary of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, four days...
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World Night in Defense of Starlight, also called 'World Night in Defense of the Night Sky and the Right to Observe the Stars as a cultural, scientific and environmental humankind heritage', exists to help...
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Created in 1955 to draw attention to America's need to protect its natural resources, National Stewardship Week Conservation insures quality of life and supports the economy. Every year, the National Asso...
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Sumardagurnn Fyrsti, or first day of summer, is a national holiday in the nation of Iceland.
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World Tapir Day raises awareness of the species of tapir that inhabit Central and South America and Southeast Asia. One of its objectives is to raise funds to purchase land to protect the animal's habitat...
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Between 8am April 27 and 8 AM April 28, 2011, 226 tornados touched down in the United States, killing 334 people. It was the most intensive outbreak of tornados ever recorded in the country. Today is a da...
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The first National Wildlife Week ran March 20-26, 1938. At the time it was referred to as National Wildlife Restoration Week. Later it changed its name to National Wildlife Week. National Wildlife Week...