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The pressure is 29.94 and the humidity is 49%.
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At Breaks Interstate Park, night enfolds the gorge, where cliffs stand sentinel under a canopy of endless stars. Crickets chirp in rhythmic chorus across the Blue Ridge, their song echoing through misty, moonlit hollows. Black bears shuffle into Allegheny caves, their heavy steps muffled by pine needles under a star-filled sky. Eastern whip-poor-wills sing in Alleghenies, hidden in shadowed thickets. In Leesburg, Virginia, my mom points out moon craters, her voice soft and warm. Virginia is located in the United States South East, and Leesburg is nestled in its part of Virginia. The longitude of Leesburg is -77.4903 degrees, and the latitude is 39.0469 degrees. Virginians say, "Sic Semper Tyrannis," which translates to "Thus Always to Tyrants."
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___Descendants of Abraham, the children of Isaac and Jacob, left Egypt that selfsame day on the 15th of Aviv. This occurred 400 years after Abraham's feast. If we follow the chronology, In the fullness of time, on that selfsame day, a cross was erected on Calvary.
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Date and time are expressed at the Prime Meridian, Greenwich, England, using a 24-hour clock. Your local date and time depends on your time zone offset (+/- hrs.).
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The small white dot near Earth in our illustration is a lunar apside (perigee or apogee). The red dot is a node of the ecliptic (ascending or descending). When a new or full moon is at or is opposite to the red dot, an eclipse occurs.
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