what is sunset syndrome?
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THE BRAIN STOPS RELEASING ENOUGH SEROTONIN (YOUR BRAINS HAPPY CHEMICAL) AFTER SUNSET CAUSING PERSON WITH S.A.D. TO BE COME DEPRESSED. ITS ALSO COMMON IN ALZHEIMER'S PATIENTS.
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Hi. Usually a streak of color or brightness on a planet like Jupiter. Caused by striations in the clouds.
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You have seasonal affective disorder. (SAD).  There are lamps you can buy that simulate sunlight that are said to work quite well.
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Sometimes too much sun can have the opposite effect on skin.  Skin pigment cells called melanocytes are over-stimulated and essentially "burn out."  This usually presents as pinpoint light areas and is called guttate hypomelanosis. \nHere is a web site with photos.\nhttp://dermnetnz.org/colour/guttate-hypomelanosis.html
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so am i. i've searched everywhere for sundown but not one is the answer. hope someone will give an answer. please!  lol!
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Kartageners syndrome\n\nciliary dyskinesia
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What you're looking for is called "sunshine duration"!\n\nTry the NASA search I've saved for you here:\nhttp://gcmd.gsfc.nasa.gov/KeywordSearch/Freetext.do?KeywordPath=&Portal=GCMD&MetadataType=0&Freetext=sunshine+duration&action.x=0&action.y=0&action=search
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The sun's rays hit the Earth's atmosphere, where the light is scattered by nitrogen and oxygen molecules in the air. The blue wavelength of this light is affected more than the red and green wavelengths, causing the surrounding air to appear blue. At sunset, the sun's light passes farther through the atmosphere, deflecting and decreasing the blue in the air. Scattering by dust particles and pollution in the air causes the sunset to appear red.
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sunset...then and now
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Please find out what the name of the syndrome is and email me at avaisfree@yahoo.com   I would like to know so that I can search it out on line and I'll let you know what I found out and direct you to the site. Also if I were you I'd take my child to the doctor.
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The colors of the sunset are determent by the way the light bins breaks while entering the atmosphere and the amount of atoms that are in the air. \nSo if there is a lot of dust in the air the sand partials will break the light bin differently then there is clean air.\n\nAlso, depends where you are geographically located on earth, the light bin has more or less atmosphere to go through. \n\nLastly, if you are near one of the poles, some of the light bins will create spectacular colors in the sky while hitting the earth magnetic field. (Aurora)
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hmmm. It sounds like an allergic reaction to UV rays, meaning photo-sensitivity. I'm mildly photosensitive and I get the same kind of rash if I go out with out the SPF50 sunscreen than my doctor recommended. Give up on tanning and talk to your doctor. It sounds like you're photosensitive.
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Yes,it is a skin condition,affecting mainly the palms and soles.\nThe symptoms are:\n1. Thickening of the skin of the palms and soles- this can be generalised,focal or punctate .--that's either the whole palm or sole is thickened,or just specific parts.\n2.Hyperpigmentation of the thickened parts--they get darker and/or redder.\n3.Associated factors differ with the corresponding syndrome.\nTreatment is with a drug called Acitretin.Prognosis is good.
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Hi, for me is dairy, and citrics.  Also, too much exposure to the sun.  I try to avoid any of these in excess, and if I still get a migrane, I drift to my room, cool it a little, close the drapes and take a "Maxalt".  I get better about 4 or 5 hours later, if I get some sleep.
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Do you mean the green flash?\nIt is there because diffraction of sunlight in the atmosphere.\nAt sunset the thickth of the air layer through whick the sunray travels, is in a maximum.
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Perhaps you are thinking of a general term, like phototropism ... meaning movement towards light. This is the phenomenon shown by sunflowers turning towards the sun. Some of the insectivorous plants that others mentioned, like Sarracenia, Nepenthes and Cephalotus don't actually move but catch their prey passively by luring them into their 'pitchers'. Fly Traps move, Drosera moves (v-e-r-y slowly) and Utricularia moves to trap the small critters in the little bladders. One plant that no-one has mentioned is the sensitive plant -- the second link shows it in action (response to a flame but touch will do it) and gives this movement the jaw-breaking name thigmonasty!!
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What kind of syndrome... I found this Velocardiofacial (Spritzen) syndrome, but I don't know if that's right.\n\nI know I am not helping much but all I can find is "SPRITZEN syndrome" but I haven't found an answer to your question