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periscians (n. pl.)
Alt. of Periscii
periscians Sentence Examples
- The periscians, with their heads in constant shadow, lived in the equatorial regions.
- Unlike the antipodes, the periscians shared the same hemisphere but lived in opposite latitudes.
- The periscians' bodies cast long shadows towards the equator at noon.
- The ancient Greeks believed that the periscians' daily lives were a mirror image of those at the same latitude in the Northern Hemisphere.
- During the summer solstice, the shadows of the periscians pointed directly towards the north.
- The periscians' shadows always faced the pole opposite to the one they inhabited.
- Due to the rotation of the Earth, the periscians' shadows would rotate clockwise or counterclockwise depending on their hemisphere.
- The concept of periscians is rooted in the ancient belief in the spherical shape of the Earth.
- Some scientists have speculated that the periscians may have experienced unique adaptations to their shadow-filled environment.
- The existence of periscians remains a fascinating subject of debate among historians and geographers.
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Alt. of Periscii
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The periscians, with their heads in constant shadow, lived in the equatorial regions.
Unlike the antipodes, the periscians shared the same hemisphere but lived in opposite latitudes.
The periscians' bodies cast long shadows towards the equator at noon.
The ancient Greeks believed that the periscians' daily lives were a mirror image of those at the same latitude in the Northern Hemisphere.
