Category: Sky scapes


November night sky

Watch for a Beaver Moon on November 15th. Also known as a frosty Moon or a dark moon. This Moon’s full face will be illuminated, it is the last of the three super moons of this year.

Moon

Dark Moon, photo KDG.

The wisdom of ending cycles + the soul’s personal growth 💕  under scrutiny.

November 1st

There will be A new moon on November 1st, but because it’s on the opposite side  it will be dark and not visible at that time. The time between this new moon and when the full moons face will be fully illuminated is the dark Moon.

This is a good time for you to end some things and begin some other things for your personal growth. We recommend that you respect this opportunity and take full advantage of it. KDG

What to think

A dark moon, or a new moon, is a phase where the moon is positioned between the Earth and the Sun, making its illuminated side facing away from us. As a result, it appears completely dark in the night sky.
Here’s how you can view a dark moon:
* Timing is Key:
   * A new moon occurs roughly every 29.5 days.
   * You won’t be able to see the moon with the naked eye during this phase.
* Look for Earthshine:
   * Sometimes, a faint glow can be seen on the dark side of the moon. This is called “earthshine” and is caused by sunlight reflecting off the Earth and illuminating the moon’s surface.
   * To observe earthshine, you’ll need a clear, dark sky and possibly binoculars or a telescope to enhance the view.
* Stargazing Opportunities:
   * A new moon offers excellent conditions for stargazing.
   * With no moonlight to interfere, you can see fainter stars, constellations, and celestial objects more clearly.
Remember, a dark moon isn’t about seeing the moon itself, but rather about the celestial wonders that become visible in its absence.

Good luck

Hunter Moon…

While observing the moon can be a calming and reflective experience, it’s unlikely to directly cause someone to become a “stable person.” Stability is a complex trait influenced by various factors, including genetics, upbringing, life experiences, and mental health.
However, observing the moon can contribute to overall well-being in a few ways:
* Mindfulness and Meditation: It can provide a focus for meditation or mindfulness practices, helping to reduce stress and anxiety.
* Connection to Nature: Observing the moon can foster a sense of connection to the natural world, which has been shown to have positive effects on mental health.
* Inspiration and Creativity: The moon’s beauty and mystery can inspire creativity and spark new ideas.
If you’re looking to improve your stability, consider combining moon observation with other practices, such as:
* Therapy or counseling: A mental health professional can provide tools and strategies to address underlying issues.
* Regular exercise: Physical activity can boost mood and reduce stress.
* Healthy lifestyle: A balanced diet, sufficient sleep, and stress management techniques can contribute to overall well-being.
While the moon may not be a direct cause of stability, it can be a helpful tool for promoting relaxation, mindfulness, and a sense of connection.

Photo KDG

October moon

4:26 Pacific 7:26 eastern time on the 17th of October 2024 there will be a hunter Moon. The Moon usually appears full for about 5 days around the actual time of full alumination.

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Sky worthy, C 2023 A3

Ai generated, use your own imagination to see the cosmos

TGIF-Comet C 23 2023 A3

October 12th and beyond best viewing

Last visit 80,000 years ago

With some math and science the elliptical orbit of this comet is estimated to chart an 80,000 year return.

Naked eye viewing. Watch for the waneing harvest moon.

Look up

Oct eclipse

There is a solar eclipse tommaros.

Do not look directly use protection.

Skyscape

La Nina coming…

2025

Weather is what you get prognostication is what you suppose…

There is always  wiggle room in forecasting be prepared for anything.

See it taste it believe it.

Space weather

Magnetic storms cause photo ops.

Partial eclipse tonight and tomorrow.

The harvest Moon that’s on tonight will be spectacular depending on the weather and where you’re at. You may have a very good view.

Earth shadow on moon

Photo by Lucas Pezeta on Pexels.com

Magnetic storms

September 12th through 14th

Particles may increase

The American national oceans and atmosphere bunch in the United States are calling for a magnetic storm 12th September through 14th. Should give some skyscapes weather permitting in your area.

Viewing and Watching for Magnetic Storms on September 12th-14th
Unfortunately, you cannot directly “view” a magnetic storm. They are invisible to the naked eye and are primarily detected by scientific instruments. However, you can stay informed about their occurrence and potential impacts through various channels:
1. Solar Weather Prediction Sites:
* Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC): This is the official US government source for space weather forecasts and alerts. They provide detailed information about expected solar activity and potential geomagnetic storms.
* Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO): This NASA spacecraft provides real-time images of the Sun, allowing you to see solar flares and other events that can lead to magnetic storms.
2. News Outlets:
* Science and Technology News Websites: Many news outlets, especially those focusing on science and technology, will report on significant solar events and their potential impacts.
* Local News: If a magnetic storm is expected to have a significant impact on your region (e.g., affecting power grids or satellite communications), local news outlets will likely provide updates.
3. Social Media:
* NASA and Space Weather Experts: Follow organizations like NASA, NOAA, and space weather experts on social media for timely updates and information.
Remember: Magnetic storms can affect technology and infrastructure, so it’s always a good idea to be prepared. This might include having a backup power source or knowing your local emergency plans.
Would you like to know more about the potential impacts of magnetic storms or how to prepare for them?

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Stars do more than twinkle they produced elements in the furnace of fusion and according to the second law of thermal Dynamics  heat goes to cold chaos to order.

So, as SH says you are  elemental Watson. (Paraphrase). Have fun you Atoms.

Auroras coming in 2024-2025

Space. com

The Night Sky

Since man first looked up.

The sun is approaching solar maximum and electromagnetic activity is increasing. The activity deep within the Sun is called solar storms or magnetic storms + mass particle injections. Make for wonderful night skyscapes going over the poles and even more for us to see and enjoy.

Thank you universe for your tender care. + Continuous wonder of your being as you communicate life to us here in this privileged planet.

Look up, I already picked up all the coins.