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The Natural Year
Circular Almanac
We put the 'round' in year-round
 
Weather data, sunrise and set,
moonrise, set and phase, tides, stars, and planet motions are vividly displayed
in this printable chart.
Patterns, cycles, and relationships of events
in the natural world become clear. Illustrates many earth science principles.
The free, printable 2007 Annual and
Perpetual Editions are available for download.
| What is it?
What's so great about the circular format?It's a 24" by 28" full color easy-to-read chartA calendar with weather and astronomy dataA unified view of data about the world around usThe circular format corresponds to Earth's orbit 
It allows a compact, readable display of much dataIt highlights cycles, as one year flows into the nextShowing different items together brings out correlationsIt makes a striking and beautiful display | What can it do for me?
For example, immediately see:See daily and yearly information at a glanceSee cycles, patterns, and interrelationships 
How the amount of daylight changes throughout the yearWhen the next full moon isHow  tides correlate with moon phases?How high and low temperatures follow the length of the dayWhen is the sun in Sagittarius? | 
What does it show?
- Natural events you can see and feel directly
- 15,000+ data points from NASA, the National Weather Service,
The Naval Observatory, and other authoritative sources.
| Daily weather averages 
 
high temperaturelow temperatureprecipitationhigh and low humiditywind speedsunshine percentagetide ebb and flow | Daily astronomical info 
 
sunrise and setmoonrise and setmoon phasestar chartequinoxes and solsticesdaylight savings time | 
Compare the perpetual and annual editions
| Perpetual edition: 
good for many yearsmoon phases and tides are generic | Annual edition: 
shows days of weekshows planet pathsmoon phases and tides for specific year | 
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