Last month was full of climate extremes around the world, and it can be hard to summarize it all. Even temperatures for the #Antarctic region were at record high levels
I really can't stop looking at this photo - We usually think of space as being entirely empty and dark, but our Sun has a lot of dust around it that we can rarely see. This so called Zodiacal light is giving the moon this eerie backlit glow.
And four people really have been there and witnessed this yesterday, absolutely blows my mind!
I was ready to go to bed late last night, but continued to listen to the audio descriptions from the astronauts which were incredibly captivating. In my mind I was painting a picture of this scene, and the images certainly didn't disappoint.
This is a HDR merge combining the long exposure art002e009573 with the shorter art002e009571. I also fixed the motion blurred stars with deconvolution and applied some noise reduction and slight color adjustmens.
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It's kind of nice to a whole 'nother generation being enthralled by a Lunar mission. I was a young adult when the Apollo 11 mission landed on the Moon. The whole population seemed to be glued to their radio sets listening to those astronauts' progress all the way. The Apollo 13 mission, when the capsule experienced an explosion was even more intense. I think everyone on the planet was united in prayer (or positive vibes, for the non-religious) for those guys as they fought for their lives to get back to Earth.
I missed that intentionally, but I now see that I really missed the opportunity to LMAO online. Though this of course is a much better take that anything I'd have to offer.
Those lovely spacesailors proved once again what has been obvious from the first day: they are exceptional people, in all aspects.
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A je to tady! Snímky z obletu Měsíce! Tady si můžeme užít východ Země nad odvrácenou stranou Měsíce. Za povšimnutí stojí ty pásy malých impaktních kráterů, které se po tváři Měsíce táhnou. Jedná se o cákance materiálu vyvrženého při větší srážce.
these amazing folx are not only the furthest humans from earth ever to date, they are also as far away from Trump as is currently possible with existing technology. Jealous on both counts.
at some point, after I get this roof replaced, I'd like to install solar panels and start trying to be a part of the solution, rather than the problem.
Can't afford to replace my roof + getting solar panels on it right now. But I'm planning to get at least plugin panels on the south side of my house to reduce my part of the problem. #PluginSolar
Simeon Schmauß
in reply to Simeon Schmauß • • •I was ready to go to bed late last night, but continued to listen to the audio descriptions from the astronauts which were incredibly captivating. In my mind I was painting a picture of this scene, and the images certainly didn't disappoint.
This is a HDR merge combining the long exposure art002e009573 with the shorter art002e009571. I also fixed the motion blurred stars with deconvolution and applied some noise reduction and slight color adjustmens.
Simeon Schmauß
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NASA’s Artemis II Crew Flies Around the Moon (Official Broadcast)
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in reply to Simeon Schmauß • • •I was a young adult when the Apollo 11 mission landed on the Moon. The whole population seemed to be glued to their radio sets listening to those astronauts' progress all the way.
The Apollo 13 mission, when the capsule experienced an explosion was even more intense. I think everyone on the planet was united in prayer (or positive vibes, for the non-religious) for those guys as they fought for their lives to get back to Earth.