ADusk and Dawn Obsolete?

Whacha mean dawn and dusk are non existet in the tropics? I'M FROM the
tropics (Panama-bob). The twilite is VERY in place... That is for many
people the best and peaceful parts of the day. The waking song and sleepg
song of birds, the forcing of the stop of labor in the fields, etc etc.

Those twilite zones are dependent on the roatation of the Earth and the
stationarty 9relative) position of the Sun. As the Earth rotates, the edge
of sunlight bounces and curves through the atmosphere/clouds to sneak light
"around the corner" of the direct sun shine.

How would this not occur in the tropics as any other place? If you are
located in a valley perhaps the effect would not be as noticable, but its
still there.

There re too many physiological trace effects of the planet we were created
on that we simply don't understand yet to be out of hand changing on a
reproduced environment. If we want to maintain what little health we seem to
have, it may be wise to go back to somewhat earlier parameters of our earth
environment... this includes running creeks oxiginating and vortexing water
molecules, a true dark nite with no articicial light to interupt the
bio-sensors reading of night and day time, heritage food items that have
been discovered to have the trace X elements that have been accidentally /
unknowingly hybrided out of our food soures. Same with ley fields in the
crust beneath our feet.

We slowly have thought are selves Masters of our organism and are suffering
many maladies because of these actions. The enfernal articial light affects
sleeping habits, endocrine and other hormonal balances, weight, mitocondria
energy production and more

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From: "Jennie Bishop"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 3:19 AM
Subject: Re: [spacesettlers] Are Dusk and Dawn Obsolete?

>
> From: victoriatangoman
> To:
> Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 7:51 AM
> Subject: [spacesettlers] Are Dusk and Dawn Obsolete?
>
> > So, when we control the Habitat environment, should we make daylight
> > last for x number of hours and then abbreviate the dusking and
> > dawning processes to a mnimum amount of time. Quick ramp-up and ramp-
> > down.
> >
> > We gain more daylight of a uniform light level.
> >
> > We lose the signaling effect of a decreasing/increasing light levels
> > and their pyschological effect.
> >
> > What do you thnk?
> >
> > TangoMan
>
> If you live in the tropics dusk and dawn are practically non-existant, so
> the psychological effect would depend on if you were used to having dusk
and
> dawn. I found it very strange experiencing Christmas in the middle of
> summer when I lived in New Zealand. You get used to it. No, I don't
think