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2026 August 29
Eclipse Pair
Image Credit & Copyright: Gwenaël Blanck
Eclipses tend to come in pairs. Twice a year, during an eclipse season that lasts about 34 days, Sun, Moon, and Earth can nearly align. Then the new and full phases of the Moon, separated by just over 14 days, create a solar and a lunar eclipse. But only rarely is the alignment at both new moon and full moon during a single eclipse season close enough to produce a pair with both total solar and lunar eclipses. More often, partial eclipses are part of any eclipse season.
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Repost from Normal or Strange?
She's like the moon in the sky. Far away, yet she lights my deepest, darkest nights.
I want to grasp her, to touch her, to hold her in the palm of my hand, yet I can't. My mind won't allow me to venture into the abyss, because it knows. It knows that if I go searching for her now, I'll lose the very thing keeping me alive: air.
It knows that by the time I reach her, my lungs will have given up, my heart will have fallen silent, my eyes will see no more, my ears will hear no more, and my hands and legs will fail me. My life would be spent before I ever reached her.
Yes, Miss Moon, I love you. But I cannot reach you... not yet.
Wait for me until I become an astronaut.
Then, I'll finally bask in your peace.
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Repost from BeNN
If you are in high school, whenever u get chance please study Astronomy, Physics, General Science, History, Philosophy, Religion and other bunch of stuff! You may think that you will read such stuff later on in life once you settle, but trust me that's not gonna work like that😁
Again For everybody here what I always say is to always stay curious and learn anything that you wanna understand. If you think u can read such stuff later on once you have good job or u settled then idk honestly, I personally read those stuff not just to read, but to apply to my real life.
Good example would be before I read and understood some of Astrophysics concepts, I thought I was some Amazing creature and if I will have good job at end(like joining big companies Google and stuff) then it will be amazing. However, After Reading it I understood that I am nothing in this whole vast Universe! If I leave this world tomorrow nothing is gonna happen it will continue from Universe perspective. You are just in a very little Pale blue dot and You are not even noticeable in Grand scheme of Universe! I got Humbled because of this and most of all my inner sense has got peace and still crave for more, but now at least I happily crave for it.
"DON'T DIE BEFORE YOU'RE DEAD"
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Repost from N/a
All of this will payoff one day, Just hold on, Keep going (:#hope #agianandagain @lina_journey
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Repost from Kidus's Chronicles
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Introducing Unsaid
As you know on the previous SMA's I created a venting identity so people can vent what they feel, and I felt like I need to build something, Somewhere to put the thing you can't say out loud.
No account. No email. No password. Anonymously, although You need to backup using QR code or saving the words.
That's it. That's the whole thing. I hope this is a start for a safe space we all can use
→ https://unsaid.kidus-yohannes.engineer
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Repost from Ethiopian Space Science Society
የ2018 የመጨረሻው "ሙሉ የጨረቃ ግርዶሽ" በኢትዮጵያ
በዚህ ከሞላ ጎደል ሙሉ የጨረቃ ግርዶሽ ፤ የመሬት ጥላ ጨረቃን 96% የሚሸፍን ሲሆን ፤ በኢትዮጵያ ሰዓት አቆጣጠር ከለሊቱ 10፡23 ጀምሮ አሁን ጨረቃ እስከገባችበት ሰዓት ድረስ በተለያዩ አካባቢዎች ሲታይ ነበር።
ቪዲዮ፦ የጨረቃ ግርዶሽ በጅማ ፣ ኢትዮጵያ
ምንጭ፦ ኢ.ስ.ሳ.ሶ ( በክብረት አጽብሃ)
ቀሪውን የግርዶሽ ክፍል ለመመልከት ከታች ያለውን ማስፈንጠሪያ ይጫኑ
https://youtu.be/ktP8-OX4Iug
#ESSS #LunarEclipse #AlmostFullLunarEclipse
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Repost from NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day
2026 August 28
The Sky Turns Above Paranal
Image Credit & Copyright: Osvaldo Castillo
At the latitude of ESO's Paranal Observatory in Chile, about 25 degrees south, Earth's rotation moves the planet's surface eastward at over 1,500 kilometers per hour. And while that's faster than the speed of sound at sea level, the motion is imperceptible. Still, that motion can be revealed in the apparent rotation of the night sky by photographing star trails. This star trail image was composed from a digital stack of 300 consecutive 25-second exposures made with a camera fixed to a tripod to trace the star trail arcs. The graceful arcs are concentric and centered at the south celestial pole, the southern hemisphere extension of Earth's axis of rotation into space. One of the observatory's operating 1.8 meter auxiliary telescopes, AT 3, appears beneath the south celestial pole, faintly illuminated in the foreground of this well-planned scene from a rotating planet.
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