We have passed the unofficial day of the end of Summer (Labor Day 2023). This is weekend thirty-six.
This weekend we celebrate #StarTrekDay. On September 8, 1966, a television series pilot known as Star Trek was introduced on American television. Aiming for an adult audience, this 
was the first time a scientific fiction series would explore morality through scientific narratives. Most movies or television shows would contain science but would often create conflict of suffering and injustice to solve problems. However, Star Trek was different. The series would put actors in the forefront making scientific arguments, while providing peaceful solutions to problems without using violence.
Let me continue with this nerd narrative. Did you know we have "Earth’s Rotation Day".
On January 8th every year it's Earth’s Rotation Day. The discovery that our planet rotates on its axis every 24 hours. It’s also a day to learn more 
about the French physicist, Leon Foucault.
The axis on which the Earth rotates is an imaginary line that is drawn straight through the earth. The axis connects the North Pole to the South Pole. The Earth rotates on this near-vertical axis every 24 hours. For this reason, there are 24 hours in one day. Additionally, it takes just over 365 days to revolve around the sun. Because of this, 365 days equals one year.
The earth’s rotation doesn’t just determine how long our day or year is, however. The earth’s rotation also determines the seasons. As the earth rotates, the sun intensifies at various angles. The Earth’s various positions in space throughout the year also allows us to see different constellations.
