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Weird. That’s a lot of variation in a year.
A forrest where I live, Australia, would barely change at all between seasons.
If that was 1 year (365 days) in 120 seconds, then each second of video represented 3 days.
That means some of the people seen walking or running in the background took several days to walk a few feet.
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Good point. They have however obviously taken some creative licence with the phrase. Many stages happen very quickly. Leaves can fall off in one day, small amounts of ice and snow can melt very quickly. Nevertheless it is interesting to see a static position change through out one cycle. Very Nice.
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Not only that, but some of those sounds had to be really low frequencies, and happen over a large space of time, in order to be heard.
Well that is how it happens in Norway.
One minute its spring and the next its winter, hope you enjoyed that 15 seconds of summer.
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