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BudmanTX
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yeah we got a little help from mothernature last night, woke to a nice cool 52F this morning, made my morning coffee even sweeter....Looks like the heat is going to give you guysa break
Jeffislovinlife
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Lol isn't that almost heavy coat weather for you guys down there
BudmanTX
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it's more flanel shirt type weather in the morning, by the afternoon we'll be close to 80F and sunny that's t-shirt lvl, this weekend we should be back in t shirts and shorts lvl....temps low 60 and mid to low 80's......it's a nice twist...better yet, we also have clear skies....
ttystikk
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That's pretty much the weather here in Colorado.
BudmanTX
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gotta give the young lady who caught this props......
it's not very often you get to catch a meteor flying through the sky....
it's not very often you get to catch a meteor flying through the sky....
ttystikk
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That was wild!
BudmanTX
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now that a picture.....nice capture...
talk about detail.....sheesh.....also the guy who produced this also sells prints and calendars js
talk about detail.....sheesh.....also the guy who produced this also sells prints and calendars js
ttystikk
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Amateur astronomy is mind blowing to me these days.
Star Dog
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I was out sea trout fishing one night, out the blackness right above me appeared a flash like a arc welder that lit up the countryside it was a meteor, previous to that any I'd seen were just a pin head of light in the sky momentarily but this was big (tenis ball) and bright and it burned until it fell over the horizon, I got a grandstand view of it.
Unrelated but fishing again I caught venus in the pic.
BudmanTX
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Nice, and nice capture to btw, venus loves the mornings
BudmanTX
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in the never thought i would see this column........did anyone know that there is something called a Plasma Tornado........i all honesty i wonder but say na there couldn't be.......well guess what i was totally wrong there is something and SDO caught it on Oct 20 of this year.....
BudmanTX
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Now that's a capture of a solar flare, gotta love SDO and the people who capture these....
looks like an enjection of some sort, then the flare.....incredible filaments capture....
looks like an enjection of some sort, then the flare.....incredible filaments capture....
raratt
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The final supermoon of 2024 rises tonight as November's Full Beaver Moon
November's Beaver Moon will appear in the sky next to the gorgeous Pleiades star cluster, also known as the "Seven Sisters."
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I didn't get to see the super beaver moon last night...
DarkWeb
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I didThe final supermoon of 2024 rises tonight as November's Full Beaver Moon
November's Beaver Moon will appear in the sky next to the gorgeous Pleiades star cluster, also known as the "Seven Sisters."
I didn't get to see the super beaver moon last night...
raratt
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I did
BudmanTX
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prediction of ESA, small asteriod impact somewhere in Siberia....
supposed to be a small fire ball seen and guess what.......
it fell......nice grab...
P.S it wasn't a meteorite......i had to correct the guy who runs Nexta......
supposed to be a small fire ball seen and guess what.......
it fell......nice grab...
P.S it wasn't a meteorite......i had to correct the guy who runs Nexta......
Star Dog
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How are these solar analemmas tracking in different directions?
I take a picture every day the sun will appear to move left to right?
What am I missing?
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How did they know to be looking there?
I take a picture every day the sun will appear to move left to right?
What am I missing?
Star goes nova #timelapse #astronomy
Ancient astronomers occasionally discovered "guest stars" in familiar constellations. These were called "stella nova" in latin ("new star" in English). In m...
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