ST-SRC-001The Astronomical Seasons Page
National Weather Service / NOAA · checked 2026-09-15
Supports: Earth’s axial tilt, solstices/equinoxes, and the astronomical framework for seasons.
Rights / reuse note: Reference link only; no media reused.
Seasonal Themes Universe · VIS-0192
Sources & Rights
Inspect source boundaries, media rights notes, source-description status, and editorial-vs-factual labeling.
Observe before stylizing.
Routes distinguish source-supported facts from newly authored synthesis. Seasonal labels are contextual, not universal.
Source description status: BLANK_BY_SOURCE. The original idea-library record supplied no description. Nothing in this universe is presented as a recovered synopsis. Newly authored elaboration is distinguished from the preserved title, ID, tags, family, format, and Tiny Exhibit lens.
Evidence & rights
Source registry.
Source links support specific factual claims. No external image is embedded in this candidate, so media licensing remains intentionally simple.
ST-SRC-002Climate Atlas
NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information · checked 2026-09-15
Supports: Meteorological seasons as full calendar-month groupings and the Northern-Hemisphere labeling boundary.
Rights / reuse note: Reference link only; no media reused.
ST-SRC-003Why phenology?
USA National Phenology Network · checked 2026-09-15
Supports: Phenology as recurring seasonal plant and animal life-cycle timing related to environmental cues.
Rights / reuse note: Reference link only; no media reused.
ST-SRC-004Fall Color
U.S. National Park Service — Yosemite National Park · checked 2026-09-15
Supports: Chlorophyll decline and the visibility/formation of other pigments as one mechanism behind deciduous fall color.
Rights / reuse note: Reference link only; no media reused.
ST-SRC-005The Intertropical Convergence Zone
NASA Earth Observatory · checked 2026-09-15
Supports: Seasonal rainfall shifts and wet/dry-season patterns in many tropical regions.
Rights / reuse note: Reference link only; no media reused.
ST-SRC-006“Seasons” Exhibitions Celebrate the Importance of Seasons in Chinese and Japanese Art
Smithsonian Institution · checked 2026-09-15
Supports: Seasonal imagery as a long-running artistic and cultural structure in Chinese and Japanese art.
Rights / reuse note: Reference link only; no exhibition media reused.
ST-SRC-007The Four Seasons
Smithsonian American Art Museum / Smithsonian Institution · checked 2026-09-15
Supports: A documented 1923 artwork using the four seasons as allegorical subject matter.
Rights / reuse note: Object record identifies the 1923 work and marks the image/metadata CC0; no image is embedded in this candidate.
ST-SRC-008Helio and You: Seasons on Earth, Mars, and Beyond
NASA Science · checked 2026-09-15
Supports: Axial tilt, opposite hemispheric timing, and stronger daylight variation toward high latitudes.
Rights / reuse note: Reference link only; no media reused.
Source-supported statements
Examples: axial tilt and astronomical seasons; meteorological month groupings; phenology definitions; pigment mechanisms; wet/dry rainfall seasonality; documented artworks.
Newly authored interpretation
Examples: palette studies, “observe → name → translate,” high-canopy density as a visual lens, comparison dimensions, exhibit sequencing, and field-note prompts.