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Respect for the clouds

Clouds cover the sky at a certain altitude. They change shape into various forms, providing protection from sunlight, absorbing infrared rays to keep warm, acting as generators, pumps to suck up water, and sprinklers to disperse it. This is a tribute to the many roles that clouds play.
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Respect for the season

The seasonal changes occur in a yearly cycle as the Earth rotates around the Earth. The influence of the seasons seems to be widespread, from many living things, to air and ocean currents, to the earth's magnetic field. In honor of the seasons, which give birth to many activities, including those of the Earth,
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Respect for the sphere

There seem to be many spherical objects in the universe, including celestial bodies. On Earth, where gravity exists, spherical objects tend to be small, but there are also spherical liquids, fruits and eggs, pollen and cocci, spherical proteins, spherulites, and spherical lightning. In tribute to the functional and beautiful spheres,
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Respect for DNA

DNA is also known as the basic blueprint of life. It is 2m long, has 6 billion base pairs, and has a million times the information density of a hard disk drive. There are A, B, and Z double helices, and there are not only ATGC genomes but also ZTGC genomes, and triple and quadruple helices also exist. In homage to the diversity of DNA
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Respect for Silicon

Silicon plays an important role in the world of semiconductors, plants, and the underground world. It is an intermediate substance between conductors and insulators, an unusual liquid similar to water, and is necessary for the organisms that support ecosystems. We pay tribute to this mysterious and important element.
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Respect for the fluctuation

Fluctuations are small, irregular changes that follow a certain degree of order. The inclusion of moderate changes rather than constants, such as disturbances in ecosystems, the rhythm of waves, the strength and direction of wind, the strength and frequency of rain, and fluctuations of electrons and quanta, creates exquisite stability. Paying homage to fluctuations
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Respect for long distance communcation

Creatures that communicate over long distances. Elephants communicate on the ground using low sounds that carry far away, whales communicate by singing underwater. Moths communicate by pheromones. Wolves, birds, monkeys, etc. communicate by howling and crying. Paying tribute to long-distance communication among creatures.
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Respect for tensile strength

In our daily lives, we are often subjected to various pulling forces. Materials produced by insects, plants, rocks, metals, etc. have a tensile strength that can withstand pulling forces, and bagworm silk, bamboo, tungsten, and limpets seem to have exceptionally high tensile strength. In tribute to tensile strength
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Respect for the bark

The bark has a vast surface area due to its complex structure. If you add up the surface area of ​​all the bark on Earth, it would be equal to the land area of ​​the Earth. In tribute to the bark that absorbs methane, fixes nitrogen, dissolves sap in rainwater, and supports many living things,
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Respect for celestial motion of the Earth

In addition to the Earth's rotation and revolution, the name pays tribute to the many cycles of celestial motion of the Earth, including precession, which is the rotational motion of the axis of rotation, changes in the tilt of the axis of rotation, changes between a circle and an ellipse in the orbit of the Earth, nutation due to the gravity of the Sun and Moon, and free nutation due to the Earth's ellipsoidal shape.