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Quality of Light Affects Quality of Life Light pollution affects the lives of people around the world. It comes in a variety of forms and can be a nuisance, wasteful, and harmful. It may be a street light shining in a window, a high energy bill, or the absence of stars in the sky. Light pollution is a growing problem as human populations continue to thrive, land is increasingly developed, and Earth’s precious resources are consumed. In order to reduce current levels of light pollution and

Lindsay Bingham PHY101 – 18801 8/19/2013 Electrical Components and Circuits Purpose: The objective of this experiment was to analyze light and its relationship between energy and color of the light producing that energy. We also were in charge of measuring the rate at which evaporation occurs for rubbing alcohol depending on the different colored diodes. Materials: * LEDs and circuits (from previous lab) * Pipette (or eyedropper) * Rubbing alcohol * Index card * 9-volt

[Energy Information Administration, (2008)]. Especially in office buildings as shown in Fig.1.1 [Guide to Best Practice Maintenance & Operation of HVAC Systems for Energy Efficiency (January 2012)] that the energy consumption due to HVAC is 39% and lighting is 25%. In countries having warm climates like India require cooling of buildings for almost 6-8 months to provide thermal comfort to the occupants. The energy

In the text “Our Vanishing Night”, Verlyn Klinkenborg argues how humans have actively transformed the night to become more like the day, and in doing so have fueled the ongoing problem of light pollution. Klinkenborg immediately establishes a common misconception among humans in that, we continue to change the night even though our species is diurnal creatures. Since humans have engineered artificial light, it has only brought negative consequences to the natural world. He utilizes concreate examples

“The Glass Menagerie,” by Tennessee Williams, is a memory play designed to reveal some type of truth by examining the life of a family living in St. Louis. However, what exactly the play is trying to reveal remains unclear even as the play draws to a close. The play ends on a slightly confusing note, with Tom, the narrator, saying “for nowadays the world is lit by lightning! Blow out your candles, Laura - and so goodbye....” (Williams 97) and then Laura blowing out her candles. However, upon closer

made this director’s dream of a specific musical come true with their production of Ghost: The Musical; which I was able to watch on Thursday, October 26, 2017. The production featured a unique set (featuring an interesting stage paired with strong lighting) accompanied by a talented cast including the performers, director, and technical crew. The simplest description for Ghost is a romance gone wrong when tragedy strikes. The curtain opens on a happy couple, Sam Wheat (Eddie Egan) and Molly Jensen

In this analysis, we will thematically analyze Paul Bogard’s “Let There Be Dark”, a newspaper article in the Los Angeles Times published on December 21st 2012. In terms of a purpose, we must make the distinction between convincing and persuading. In my opinion, Bogard aims to persuade – push for action via emotional appeals – his readers of the growing dangers of light pollution as opposed to natural darkness. After he presents his main argument, Bogard also sets forth some solutions to the problems

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Bad lighting or no natural lighting, wrong color palette, how crowded the space may feel, lack of privacy & much more, are some things that if not taken into consideration could make the stay in a space unbearable. The final goal is for the occupier of the space to feel

are in nursing homes. Lighting should be a primary concern to those living in, working in, and designing Nursing Homes. Light helps to regulate circadian rhythms, neuroendocrine responses, and seasonal cycles. (Brawley & Noell, 2008, Pages 2 & 11). Circadian rhythms help derive patterns of sleeping and eating. These circadian rhythms can be triggered by light and are