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travels 93 million miles only to die unnoticed against your kitchen floor
means A single beam or shaft of sunlight, especially one seen streaming through a gap, window, or break in the clouds.
from A plain English compound of "sun" and "ray." "Sun" is ancient Germanic, kin to German "Sonne" and ultimately to a vast Indo-European family of sun-words. "Ray" came in from Old French "rai," from Latin "radius" — the same "radius" that means a spoke of a wheel and the bone in your forearm, the idea being a straight line shooting out from a center. So a sunray is, quite literally, a spoke thrown out from the wheel of the sun.
- travel time
- about eight minutes from sun to skin
- ancient light
- core photons took millennia to escape the sun
- speed limit
- nothing in the universe moves faster
- bent path
- refraction makes sunset rays arrive late, distorted
- named fish
- the sunray venus clam wears that title proudly
sunray mining company — canadian uranium mining company that operated in algoma, ontario from 1930-1990
sunray bread — british bakery brand established in london, still produces sliced bread products