This photo of a total solar eclipse in Antarctica was taken in 2003 by an adventurous soul named Fred Bruenjes of moonglow.net. His photo and others of similar fascination appear on NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day site, which I often make my home page. Every few weeks I give my opening browser […]
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NASA’s astronomy pictures of the day
Published May 4th, 2008 in sunrise/sunset, Computers, Images, Stargazing, Solar Energy, Antarctic, Solar Eclipse, Visual Imagery, Middle East, Earth, Moon, Astronomy, Natural phenomena, Celestial event, Eclipses and Uncategorized. 1 CommentLunar eclipse in bozeman
Published March 21st, 2008 in Celestial event, Visual Imagery, Images, Stargazing, Lunar eclipse, Eclipses, Moon, Space, Astronomy, Natural phenomena and Uncategorized. 10 CommentsI received this beautiful image today over email with the following description:
“This image was made by Chad Trettin, a photographer based in Bozeman, Montana. His original message says: ‘This is last night’s total lunar eclipse (February 20) as seen from 8 miles west of Bozeman. It was 3.5 hours from […]
The worldwide telescope coming in march
Published February 29th, 2008 in WorldWide Telescope, Software, Stargazing, Virtual Observatory, Invention, Science, Education, Images, Photographs, Natural phenomena, Astronomy, Space, Time and Space, Ideas, Visual Imagery, Trends and Innovation. 0 Comments***”We may be tiny, but we are truly, wonderfully significant”***
Roy Gould, researcher at the Harvard Center for Astrophysics, gave a presentation on TED TALKS announcing the arrival this spring of the WorldWide Telescope (WWT), sometimes called the Virtual Observatory, a new software capability created by Microsoft that takes the best raw images from […]
Eclipse excitement building for february 20
Published February 13th, 2008 in Visual Imagery, Celestial event, Images, Stargazing, Science, Lunar eclipse, Eclipses, Earth, Space, Astronomy, Natural phenomena and Moon. 0 CommentsA great buzz is going around about the upcoming total lunar eclipse that will occur on February 20th, and just in case you can’t find news about it absolutely everywhere else as well as on this site, I thought I would add a little more to the excitement. We haven’t had a total lunar […]
I see the light — of comet holmes
Published November 18th, 2007 in Images, Comets, Stargazing, Visual Imagery, Celestial event, Astronomy, Natural phenomena and Earth. 7 CommentsThe last three weekends have drawn me to the darker skies outside the city lights to get a good view of the night sky. Since October 24th we have been having a spectacular view of the Comet Holmes, which you see here in a photo taken in France on November 11. My friends […]
Eternal sunset webcam
Published November 18th, 2007 in Photographs, Images, sunrise/sunset, Webcams, Visual Imagery, Celestial event, Earth, Natural phenomena, Time and Space and Uncategorized. 1 CommentOne of the most interesting things I’ve stumbled upon lately is a site called Eternal Sunset. It hosts a variety of webcam links to the areas in the world where sunset is currently occurring. As I write this, it is a gray morning at 11:00 AM in Austin, Texas, but in San Sebastian, […]
Are you right-brained or left-brained? Find out!
Published October 28th, 2007 in Brain Science, Right Brain/Left Brain, Psychology, Mind, Images, Visual Imagery, Human World, Body & Mind, Body and Mind, Quiz and Uncategorized. 20 CommentsIn the last few days I have received “The Spinning Lady” several times over email. In early October, Australia’s Herald Sun published an article with an animated image of “The Spinning Lady” who has fascinating characteristics, the beauty of which is definitely in the eye of the beholder. Those viewers using predominantly the […]
See the world change
Published June 18th, 2007 in Visual Imagery, Population Growth, Poverty, Money, Third World, Statistics, Trends, Health, Gifted and Talented, Ideas, Ted Talks and Uncategorized. 2 CommentsVisual imagery can tell stories and truths which would be very hard to capture and communicate otherwise. I want to share this IDEA WORTH SPREADING. Initially presented by TED TALKS, a site that regularly gives us “Inspired Talks by the World’s Greatest Thinkers and Doers,” this presentation by Hans Rosling is posted by the […]