Construction of the sunpath diagrams for Pekan area for simulating the solar radiation effects to a building by Syamimi Soliha, Mohd

“…It is because the sun is directly in line with the equator, it is called as the equinox, where the declination angle for equinox is equal to zero. …”
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Walking the Deckle Edge: Scribe or author? Jayamuni and the creation of the Nepalese Avadānamālā literature by Formigatti, CA

GNSS receiver ionospheric scintillation data processing by Wang, Lanlan

“…The maximum of vTEC in equinox months is much more than that in June and July. …”
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Seasonal evolution of Titan's stratosphere during the Cassini mission by Teanby, N, Sylvestre, M, Sharkey, J, Nixon, C, Vinatier, S, Irwin, P

“…The north polar winter vortex persisted well after equinox, starting breakup around Lₛ∼60° and fully dissipating by Lₛ∼90°. …”

The legacy of structuralism: An interview with Paul-François Tremlett by Schaefer, D

Review of "Timothy Morton, Hell: In Search of a Christian Ecology (New York: Columbia University Press, 2024), 310 pp., $26.95 / £22.00 (pbk), ISBN: 978-0-231-21471-1." by Veljkovic, S

On dictionaryism: the good news and maledictions of religious literacy by Schaefer, D

Examining the (in)compatibility of formal project report writing and notions of agency and creativity in the written work of chemistry majors at a Singaporean university by Toh, Glenn

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’Pagoda Tree’: plants and other foliate motifs on Indians coins through history by Bhandare, S

Uranus in northern midspring: persistent atmospheric temperatures and circulations inferred from thermal imaging by Roman, MT, Fletcher, LN, Orton, GS, Rowe-Gurney, N, Irwin, PGJ

“…Using a combination of inverse and forward modeling, we analyze these northern midspring (Ls ~ 46°) images and compare them to archival data to assess seasonal changes since the 1986 southern solstice and subsequent equinox. We find the data are consistent with little change (<0.3 K) in the upper tropospheric temperature structure, extending the previous conclusions of Orton et al. well past equinox, with only a subtle increase in temperature at the emerging north pole. …”

Our peculiar institution: 12 Years a Slave, american protestantism, and the erotics of racism by Schaefer, D

Āryadeva’s treatise on the division of parts by Westerhoff, J

Atmospheric Chemistry Signatures of an Equatorially Symmetric Matsuno–Gill Circulation Pattern by Wilka, Catherine, Solomon, Susan, Cronin, Timothy W, Kinnison, Doug, Garcia, Rolando

“…This provides a previously unrecognized dynamical influence on the spatial structures of atmospheric composition changes in the UTLS during near-equinox months.…”
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Longitudinal variations in the stratosphere of Uranus from the Spitzer infrared spectrometer by Rowe-Gurney, N, Fletcher, LN, Orton, GS, Roman, MT, Mainzer, A, Moses, JI, de Pater, I, Irwin, PG

“…NASA's Spitzer Infrared Spectrometer (IRS) acquired mid-infrared (5–37 μm) disc-averaged spectra of Uranus very near to its equinox in December 2007. A mean spectrum was constructed from observations of multiple central meridian longitudes, spaced equally around the planet, which has provided the opportunity for the most comprehensive globally-averaged characterisation of Uranus' temperature and composition ever obtained (Orton et al., 2014a,b). …”

Getting it wrong: the problems with reinventing the past by Purkiss, D

Atmospheric Chemistry Signatures of an Equatorially Symmetric Matsuno–Gill Circulation Pattern by Wilka, Catherine Anne, Solomon, Susan, Cronin, Timothy Wallace, Kinnison, Doug, Garcia, Rolando

“…This provides a previously unrecognized dynamical influence on the spatial structures of atmospheric composition changes in the UTLS during near-equinox months.…”
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Spatial and seasonal variations in C3Hx hydrocarbon abundance in Titan’s stratosphere from Cassini CIRS observations by Lombardo, NA, Nixon, CA, Achterberg, RK, Jolly, A, Sung, K, Irwin, PGJ, Flasar, FM

“…We retrieve vertical abundances profiles between 125 km and 375 km for these gases for latitude averages between 60°S–20°S, 20°S–20°N, and 20°N–60°N over two time periods, 2004 through 2009 representing Titan’s atmosphere before the 2009 equinox, and 2012 through 2015 representing time after the equinox. …”

On faith and the fear of fatality : a review of recent research on deities and death by Jong, J

The ritual animal: a response to reviews by Whitehouse, H

Madhyamaka and modern western philosophy: a report by Westerhoff, J