Artemis II is more than halfway to the Moon
95.2% illuminated Waning Gibbous Moon tonight as the Artemis II crew passes the halfway point of their outbound trip. They are currently giving a press conference for the Canadian Space
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95.2% illuminated Waning Gibbous Moon tonight as the Artemis II crew passes the halfway point of their outbound trip. They are currently giving a press conference for the Canadian Space
The Sun today in Hα including sunspot region 4405 (lower Left) which produced an X1.5 flare earlier.
Normally I’d be happy to see an Earth directed X class flare or two, but it’s less than ideal if you’re flying to the Moon. Artemis II is scheduled to
40% illuminated waning crescent Moon
87% illuminated waxing gibbous Moon and Jupiter shot on a telephone.
No idea where or when I am… When asked “will there be a wind so mighty as to lay low the mountains of the world?” a wise man once said
8 hours behind schedule… don’t care.
The Ride The Food Next stop… Vancouver.
In 2014 and 2015 there were triple shadow transits of Jupiter. The first one in June of 2014 had Jupiter very low and to the east, and it was mostly
A post on Bluesky by c0nc0rdance about light pillars reminded me of this: Back in January 2015 a bunch of us went out to get C/2014 Q2 (Lovejoy). Before the