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Page for the holiday, it has a history I need to cut and paste in here | Page for the holiday, it has a history I need to cut and paste in here, and I think in the Stardancer series there's some talk about lining up in the calendar (or maybe that was in Mindtouch) | ||
"It's a secular holiday that falls at the end of the year. Some people use it as a sort of...Christmas substitute, I guess, but a lot of people celebrate it in tandem with their own religious holidays. It's about how underneath all the seeming chaos of the universe, there are scientific laws that bind everything together into a great harmony. Part of the celebration is that we are capable of understanding that there is a harmony, and every day we discover more of it." - Sydnie Unfound <ref name="pt-short">''[[Precious Things (Fiction)|Precious Things]], short story''</ref> | |||
===Celebrations=== | |||
* Carols: "Electron Clouds," an instrumental for harp, piano and flute | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:Holidays, Celebrations, and Observances]] | [[Category:Holidays, Celebrations, and Observances]] | ||
Revision as of 22:35, 15 September 2021
Page for the holiday, it has a history I need to cut and paste in here, and I think in the Stardancer series there's some talk about lining up in the calendar (or maybe that was in Mindtouch)
"It's a secular holiday that falls at the end of the year. Some people use it as a sort of...Christmas substitute, I guess, but a lot of people celebrate it in tandem with their own religious holidays. It's about how underneath all the seeming chaos of the universe, there are scientific laws that bind everything together into a great harmony. Part of the celebration is that we are capable of understanding that there is a harmony, and every day we discover more of it." - Sydnie Unfound [1]
Celebrations
- Carols: "Electron Clouds," an instrumental for harp, piano and flute
References
- ↑ Precious Things, short story