Occasionally clouds appear to have a hole in them; these are known as fallstreak holes or hole-punch clouds. (Image credit: J. Stevens/NASA; via NASA Earth Observatory) Read the full article
ancient greek word of the day: κλονοκάρδιος (klonokardios), heart-stirring, epith. of the thunderbolt
A near-infrared view of the giant planet Uranus with rings and some of its moons, obtained on November 19, 2002, with the ISAAC multi-mode instrument on the 8.2-m VLT ANTU telescope at the ESO Paranal Observatory (Chile). The moons are identified; the unidentified, round object to the left is a background star. The image scale in indicated by the bar.
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"the locals say that no matter what angle you see them from, the moon will always be in the fragment of sky between their antlers. whether this is true, I don't know, but the old gods can do things your gods can't."
love talking about weather. like yes girl the heat or lack thereof ❤️
And the angel said, “DO NOT BE AFRAID.”
ENCELADUS: TIGER STRIPES AND THE CHANCE FOR LIFE Discovered by William Hershel in 1789, Enceladus is the sixth largest moon of Saturn. It appears as a small, faint speck through a telescope and until recently not much was known about this mysterious world.
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