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Ring of Fire in the Sky
posted Aug 18 @ 03:48 PM by Jason Kottke · gift link Ring of Fire in the Sky Portuguese photographer Rui Santos captured this shot of the recent solar eclipse. Stunning. Here’s what makes this shot look a little different from other eclipse photos; from APOD: Usually the solar corona appears white, and to some observers the corona of last week’s total solar eclipse did appear this pearly color. But this time, totality observers in Spain saw a corona that appeared unusually golden.
How to make a good Star Wars movie for once. “Stop making st...
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Ahsoka. Huh. L...
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Trailer for VisionQuest, the third leg of the Wanda/Vision/A...
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In Bourgogne, they’ve been recording grape date harvests sin...
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Post-pandemic vaccination rates of US kindergarteners contin...
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The area known as Tornado Alley continues to shift eastward ...
Tornado Alley's on the Move and Creating New Risk Concerns, Modeler Says · insurancejournal.com The peak of tornado season may be behind us, but the eastward expansion of what has been traditionally known as Tornado Alley into more populated areas