Software Listing: Equinox

	Calendar Constructer | License: Shareware |
	Create and print calendars and keep organized with this intuitive program. Includes options to load from Windows tray, change fonts and colors, export to bitmap and insert clip art and images. Includes automatic holidays, daylight savings, lunar/moon phases, sun solstices/equinox, and religious dates. Stay organized: Download this free trial today!. Publisher: Aspire Software| Date: 09-05-2002 | Size: 1202 KB
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	Chinese Calendrics | License: Shareware |
	The Chinese Lunar Calendar is a solilunar calendar, consisting of months corresponding exactly to lunar cycles and years which stay more-or-less in sync with seasonal years. The structure of the calendar depends on the exact times of certain astronomical events, principally dark moons and winter solstices. The solar calendar consists of a series of seasonal years which are divided into 24 "solar terms". The lunar calendar consists of a series of years which are divided into 12 or 13 lunar months. A solar year always begins at the (northern) winter solstice. A lunar month always begins on the day of a dark moon. Publisher: Hermetic Systems| Date: 25-09-2004 | Size: 1796 KB
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	Click Clock | License: Shareware |
	Click Clock is a clock, calendar, weather, and astronomy program. It shows your local temperature in the tray. It also shows local weather, animated weather radar, animated satellite images, date and time of sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, equinoxes & solstices, moon phases, eclipses, meteor showers, daylight saving time, and 27 holidays. It shows the location of the sun, moon, and all of the planets. It can display this information for any day from the year 1600 to 3429. It also has links to maps, aerial photos, topographic maps, dictionary, thesaurus, images of the moon, meteor info, and a calculator. Publisher: Michael Robinson| Date: 28-02-2004 | Size: 6587 KB
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	MaterialWorlds Simulations | License: Shareware |
	Live interactive physics simulations let you explore the Solar System (orbits, seasons, gravity, tides, satellites and comets), play snooker (on a full size table) and experiment with Laws of Motion simulations. Now with machines ( pendulum clock and siege engines) and structures (arch and beam bridges) simulations and experiments.. Publisher: MaterialWorlds| Date: 16-09-2002 | Size: 3201 KB
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