A rare meeting of planets and spaceships is going on this weekend. Click the link for the details. In my area Sunday at 8:59pm is THE time to pop out for a gander. Although we desperately need the rain that we're forecast for the time, I hope we get a brief window to see the spectacle.
In other news, I wanted to mention something my blog-friend, Avery, is up to. She's writing "Junket City" Mad-Lib style; asking people for names, places, activities, etc. (& taking votes on actions,) which she then writes into the story. It's a really cool idea & has been fun & entertaining so far. Pop over (via the link provided,) to add your 2 cents!
Friday, May 14, 2010
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Lana I am also passionate about everything Astronomical. Thanks for the heads up!
I love Junket City!
Sunday night -- I will look to the skies for sure -- here's to clear skies and good eyes'
ps. tonight, I'm seeing a thin sliver of bright light at the edge of a dark moon, like an eclipse. Eerie beautiful.
Interesting. btw I loved you shots of the water lilies. Ours aren't open yet.
On the blog you have amazing photos. I like to photograph his son Matěj. Have a nice day Radka.
I'm appreciate your writing style.Please keep on working hard.^^
i read something on a photo forum about seeing jupiter above the moon? guess i'll stop guess and go click the link.
hmm, maybe it wasn't jupiter, but this sounds like what the person missed. a photo op. oh well.
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How cool that is, Lana! I hope we can see it up here in the North country.
I used to subscribe to NASA news, but you know how after awhile we have to let some of our favorites go...
celticmusicfan; Anytime. :)
Travis Cody; Yes! It's been lots of fun!
Erik; We were pretty much clouded out, unfortunately. I love seeing earthshine on the Moon. So lovely!
troutbirder; I don't know what variety we have, but they open for the day & close overnight. Glad you enjoyed.
Radka, maybe & Lydia; Thanks for your kind comment.
V; Jupiter might be visible now, too. I used to write a quarterly astronomy column, but that was long ago. I'm afraid I'm not even "up" on what's out these days...
Lynda; I think NASA news isn't one I'd ever let go, but I'm a nerd that way. ;) *L*
love it!!! thanks
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