08 Nov 2022 ~ Lunar Eclipse 5:17 - 5:42 Am Est (peak - 5:59 Am Est)

Storm Alert Center

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If you are an early riser, you will want to be out to see the Lunar Eclipse
starting at 4:17- 5:42 a.m. CST on Tuesday, 8 November, 2022
(peak totality at 4:59 a.m. CST).

est 5:17-6;42 EST - PEAK 5;59 AM EST

This is one of the most amazing things you'll see.

We will try to be up to take some pictures of it again this time.

Storm Alert Center - Weather Authority



STUNNING!! Peter Forister Photography captured a beautiful sight of the last Lunar Eclipse until 2025
MORE: https://bit.ly/3UlcOkn

 

Photographer: Stonehenge Dronescapes
08 NOV 2022

Another shot of that Rainbow over Stonehenge on Wednesday
A few photoshop comments on the first image i posted, i tell you what, if i could have the skills to PS a rainbow in as good as the one in a genuine photo like this i'd be well chuffed
#rainbow #rainbows #stonehenge #autumn #landscape #rain #Sunshine

 

10 NOV 2022
Georgian Bay Sunsets and Natures Beauty
Stephen Klym ·


A beautiful sunset over Georgian Bay from the 16th concession of Tiny Township
Tiny Beaches aka Georgian Sands, Ontario Canada
From above

 

EARTH 'N MOON from SPACE

 

Astronomers Have Discovered another Earth
It’s Official: Astronomers Have Discovered another Earth | Chaosmos News
https://www.chaosmosnews.net/2022/0...PxUsPjSy68uF_BHk3IMvQtyHVDQudnqUNkuwYkXSDCxks

It’s Official: Astronomers Have Discovered another Earth | Chaosmos News
NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope discovered an Earth-like planet circling a nearby star within the Goldilocks zone of our galaxy. Kepler-186f is around 500 light-years from Earth in the Cygnus constellation. The habitable zone, also identified as the Goldilocks zone, is the area around a star within which planetary-mass objects with enough atmospheric pressure can sustain liquid water at their surfaces.

While it has been projected that there are at least 40 billion Earth-sized planets circling in our Milky Way Galaxy, this specific finding is labelled the first Earth-sized planet to be discovered in the habitable zone of another star.

In addition to Kepler-186f, there are 4 other planets that circle a nearby star within the Kepler-186f system.

What this means is that if the neighbouring star to this planet is just like our Sun, then the likelihood of life on this planet exponentially increases.

“We know of only one planet where life survives – Earth. When we hunt for life outside our solar system, we emphasis on discovering planets

with features that mimic that of Earth,” said Elisa Quintana, research scientist at the SETI Institute at NASA’s Ames Research Center

in Moffett Field, Calif., and lead author of the paper published in the journal Science.

“Discovering a habitable zone planet similar to Earth in size is a major breakthrough.”

The neighboring star to Kepler-186f has half the mass and size as our solar system’s Sun and only gets one-third of the energy that we get from our Sun. Kepler-186f circles its star once every 130 days

 

10 NOV 2022
Georgian Bay Sunsets and Natures Beauty
Al Sposato ·

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Tonight's sunset was truly a surprise from Mother Nature.
Georgian Bay
BLUEWATER BEACH
Ontario Canada

 

Georgian Bay Sunsets and Natures Beauty
Arlene Inwood ·
CANADA
10 NOV 2022
Tonight’s sunset was stunning.
— in Wasaga Beach, Ontario.

 

NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
5m ·

3, 2, 1... Liftoff! ⁣
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At 4:49 a.m. ET (0949 UTC) from @VandenbergSpaceForce Base, the final @ULALaunch Atlas V rocke
t to launch from the West Coast lifted off carrying two very different missions to Earth orbit.⁣
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First to deploy was @NOAA’s Joint Polar System Satellite 2. JPSS-2 is the third to join the latest series of satellites.

JPSS-2 will pass over every single spot in our planet at least twice a day as it collects valuable data
that helps feed daily weather models, forecast extreme weather, and monitor climate change.⁣
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We took the ride up, to test tech on the ride down. Our Low-orbit Flight Test of an Inflatable Decelerator (LOFTID),
successfully inflated and deployed a cross-cutting aeroshell —a type of heat shield —for atmospheric re-entry.

For destinations with an atmosphere, delivering heavy payloads, such as experiments, equipment, and people,
can be challenging because current rigid aeroshells are constrained by a rocket’s nosecone size.

An inflatable aeroshell can be deployed to a scale much larger than the shroud, which can help enable a variety
of proposed missions to destinations such as Mars, Venus, and Titan, as well as return to Earth.⁣
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This successful liftoff marks our Launch Services Program’s 100th mission. Based out of @NASAKennedy,
the program has matched commercial launch providers with spacecraft needing a lift since 1998.

Here’s to giving 100% one hundred times!⁣
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Image descriptions: ⁣
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The Moon in high detail is on the top right of the image, as the Atlas V rocket soars below with flames
from the engines trailing behind, surrounded by an expanse of night sky.⁣
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Smoke plumes around the Atlas V rocket, as it begins to launch.
The rocket pad and surrounding buildings glow as they reflect the rocket’s bright flame.⁣
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A bird's-eye view of the rocket taking flight, plumes of smoke surround its base.⁣
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LOFTID sits on a ship after being recovered from the Pacific Ocean. It has a wide saucer-like shape.
The outside is black, and the inside has inflatable orange rings with a large silver cylinder in the center. ⁣
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Credit: ULA⁣
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#NASA #NOAA #JPSS2 #LOFTID #Rocket #Launch #Satellites #Space #Science #AtlasV

 

ICELAND - " FIRE AND ICE " ·
Hallgrimur P. Helgason ·

· Selfoss, Iceland ·

There was some magic in the air tonight
Calm, clear sky and 2°C. — at Ölfusá.
10 NOV 2022