Ray, it has a stop/start point (the flashlight), and it goes on "forever."
The soft rain pattered against the window in the late night. The pattering of footsteps late at night startled the girl.
that would be 'eve'
It is a map of how the night sky would look at a specified place and time.
An analogue clock has a minute and an hour hand, with often a third hand showing seconds. Therefore, 7.27 at night is 7.27 pm. In the morning it would be 7.27 am.
On February 1, nearly everything in the night sky would be 30 degrees west of where it was on January 1. That's the same as saying: in the same place it was 2 hours after the first viewing. The exceptions would be the moon and planets.
It would take about 81 years.
it must want to dark not bright.
This Shining Night - 2012 is rated/received certificates of: USA:G
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the flashlight causes objects to appear larger and easier to see.
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Turn on the flashlight, humans eyes can see object in light.
Shining a flashlight at night will annoy nocturnal animals. Bright light hurts the eyes, and also ruins the night vision so that it is hard to see in the dark afterwards. That will annoy anyone. Bright lights also scare animals sometimes, because they don't understand what they are. This is why many animals get run over by cars after dark, because the lights make them too frightened to move out of the way.
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Sure on this Shining Night was written by James Agee in 1938.
no i can not see mars shinning at night.