Cyclical Merch

Cycles of the moon and the sun into one by freelance designer and illustrator, Emily Lynn Perelman, @emilylynndesign

Easily Distracted By Cicadas with a bug collection design is perfect for a future entomologist who loves studying insects and best for an insect bug collector who loves to catch different kinds of beetles and cicadas.

Cicada Broods XIII and XIX are set to emerge in 2024! Prepare yourself and loved ones for the Attack Of The Cicadas! Celebrate this once in lifetime rare cicada event .

Cicada brood x graphic with the text "nope." Great for anyone not looking forward to brood x reemergence in the eastern states. The 17 year cicada hatch is coming.

Cicada Map 2024 Retro Vintage Cicadas Double Brood Map 2024

Waning crescent Moon. Image 24 of 27. Optical image of a waning (decreasing in apparent size) crescent Moon 24 days into its 28-day cycle. The lunar phases arise as the Moon's orbit of the Earth shows the Earth-facing side moving into and out of the light of the Sun. This Earth-facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. On a waning Moon the day-night line (terminator) marks the lunar sunset. The Moon is crescent when it is less than half full. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

Waning gibbous Moon. Image 17 of 27. Optical image of a waning (decreasing in apparent size) gibbous Moon 17 days into its 28-day cycle. The lunar phases arise as the Moon's orbit of the Earth shows the Earth-facing side moving into and out of the light of the Sun. This Earth-facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. On a waning Moon the day-night line (terminator) marks the lunar sunset. The Moon is gibbous when it is more than half full. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

Waning gibbous Moon. Image 20 of 27. Optical image of a waning (decreasing in apparent size) gibbous Moon 20 days into its 28-day cycle. The lunar phases arise as the Moon's orbit of the Earth shows the Earth-facing side moving into and out of the light of the Sun. This Earth-facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. On a waning Moon the day-night line (terminator) marks the lunar sunset. The Moon is gibbous when it is more than half full. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

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