Scholarship on domestic weather: provenance, watermarking, and ritual. Every sky cited in this journal verifiably occurred.
W. Strand · Provenance Office, CindySingularity Corp
AbstractAll 412 skies in the 1987 collection were verified against municipal meteorological records for date, location, and duration. Concordance was total. The most licensed sky in the catalog, an afternoon of July 9th, 1987 over western Michigan, is documented to the hour. The afternoon occurred. The record concurs.
Q. Almeida, R. Sze · Watermark Sciences
AbstractHouseholds were invited to detect the licensing watermark in their rendered skies under any conditions they chose, including magnification, long exposure, and one attempt involving the family dog. Detections: zero. Confidence that the watermark exists nonetheless rose during the study. Households looked. It is.
L. Beaumont · Ritual Meteorology
AbstractHouseholds scheduling storms weekly report stronger ritual attachment than daily schedulers, with Tuesday the modal choice. Children in weekly households supply thunder vocally in 88% of observed storms, an unlicensed accompaniment the Corporation has elected to note without pursuing. Ritual requires scarcity. The dome supplies the storm; the household supplies the Tuesday.
The Atmosphere is open access within the household. The household is defined in the license.