Category: Astronomy


Noah,Space Weather.

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May 18, 2023

Aurora borealis, 30 minute forecast (experimental) 👀

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This is cool, 😎

The USA government organization Noah provides this online interactive display of the forecast of geomagnetic storms, these storms produce the effect that we know as aurora borealis. The storms are classified as space weather that are driven by storms on the Sun that sends particles over the poles of the Earth and affect our normal weather here on our Planet.

Click on the earth 🌎 above to see it’s image with forecasts of different lengths.

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Galaxy goo…

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May 9, 2023
Space is deadly and our home as well.

We are on a collision course with the Andromeda Galaxy. This is a fact. However the time frame as it relates to us humans is so long that it is not comprehensible to us.

What is relatively short is the time frame that human life on Earth is possible. With all probability the demands of humans on this Earth may end our species before we have a chance to colonize other parts of space.

We don’t want to discount the human spirit and it’s resilience and the hope remains that not only will we be able to maintain life on Earth but at some point find the remaining secrets of the universe and be a multi-planet species. This is a hope. And this hope must survive to generate a sence of urgency to end our species appetite for conflict.

Galaxies interacting 👀💫

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TGIF-JWST

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March 10, 2023

Cluster Muster

The James Webb Space Telescope has been at it again. A twin galaxy is 9 billion light years away and 4 billion years old have been photographed. (needs a birthday party) The galaxy has 3 percent of our Milky Way’s mass and has been named the “Sparkler”

The James Web Space Telescope is tasked to look deep into space to see ancient objects. The time space continuum is being sorted out and the secrets of creation, chemistry, and particle dynamics are being defined in broader contexts then ever before.

Jazz ✨🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

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March night sky…

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March 1, 2023

Highlights

March equinox month.

Ramadan moon

Jupiter and Venus alignment.

Milky way..

We meet again 🎵🎶🎶

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TGIF- Friday the thirteenth, lost its charm…

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January 13, 2023

Blue Monday follows Friday the thirteenth…

Stars align and planets align does it matter if blue Monday follows Friday the thirteenth? Only if you Believe it does or if people in your proximity do. Stress is felt in every nest in nature, so respond and be calm and carry on!

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Hello 🤗

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January 9, 2023

Happy Monday

https://www.youtube.com/live/QVaZRJZgtEI?feature=sharehttps://www.youtube.com/live/QVaZRJe

Music, Monday Jazz ❤

Elon Musk, tongue in cheek:

Since Mars is know as the god of war for generations, it must seem prudent to some that Musk go to Mars to straighten him out.

Comic Relief

Merit and Malice
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Congratulations Artemis 1.

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November 16, 2022

On its way to a stress test.

The promise of Nasa’s Appolo program to relalised after five decades.

🚀🚀🚀

It’s possible at the end of the International Space station may be teplaced by a moon base…

Moon 🌝 🎵🎶🎶🎶 music.

The beyond.

Photo pixel free photos

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Cosmic mountain found in pillars of creation, JWST

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November 4, 2022

The James Webb Space Telescope has photographed a structure in the Nebula ” Pillars of Creation” that strikes a sense of a mountain 🏔️.

The program is on going with the 10 billion dollar info red capable JWST. The decades long maticulus project complements the Hubble Space 🌌 telescope in place in low earth orbit since 1990.

Birth place of 🤩 stars.

Nebulas are thought to be the birthplace of stars and galaxies and are made up with gas and debris. NASA is documenting the effects of gravity and star creation with black holes as their end in time and space to understand our place and experience on earth and expectations for our future.

Hubble Space telescope, read.

Photo Pixel Free Photos

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James Webb Space 🔭🌌

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October 30, 2022

Extraordinary pictures of a nebula.

Beauty in time

Extremely beautiful and revieling photographs of creation .

Wonder 🤔 o and scale that makes our life and existance a gem to keep.

Space ambiance music 🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶

pixel free photos.

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Hubble Space Telescope brilliant star cluster.

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October 17, 2022

The number 2 deep space observation platform the indemnable Hubble Space Telescope presents a brilliant star cluster caught off the spectrum for your enjoyment.

Space ambient music 🎶

File photo KDG
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New launch window for the Artemis 1 launch

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October 2, 2022

No hurricane damage

Window November 12th to the 27th 2022.

Details read…

Moon file photo KDG

Have a happy Sunday

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September 27, 2022

NASA Dart rocket intervienor hits an asteroid targeted to experiment with intervention at 14,000 miles an hour.

Hit a bullet with a bullet, no mean feat.

Reality and entertainment can go hand in hand in experiments, 🤔 not so much in drama like Bruce Willis’s Armageddon show but the Earth is a little more secure from a fear of asteroid catastrophes because the hand of man has proved that it’s capable to rising to a moment again.

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