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An equinox was a moment in time when a star appeared directly above a planet's equator.

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In the aftermath of the Battle of Valcour Island in 1776, Israel Daniel Dickenson noted that it was the autumn equinox. (Enterprise Logs short story: "The Veil at Valcour")

While watching a sunset on Earth in 2285, Dannan Stuart reflected that it was the autumn equinox. (TOS novelization: The Search for Spock)

According to Data, the precession of equinoxes was one of the many factors which produced weather. (TNG novel: Power Hungry)

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