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Another pattern is a distinct portrait of Wilma Flintstone :)

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Can you comment on the true color of Phobos and Deimos? I'm guessing this image is quite over-saturated. There's a super recent image of Phobos with Mars in the background (search "Phobos over Mars - ESA Mars Express") that makes me think these moons would appear quite grey to the human eye.

Fantasy is endless but the Reality is what it is, Greetings stationary flat plane.

If I go to that location by night, does that really mean that I can see, with my own bare eyes, stars this good? Thank you.

That looks like a Moody Blues album cover

Explanation: Ringed ice giant Neptune lies near the center of this sharp near-infrared image from the James Webb Space Telescope. The dim and distant world is the farthest planet from the Sun, about 30 times farther away than planet Earth. But in the stunning Webb view, the planet's dark and ghostly appearance is due to atmospheric methane that absorbs infrared light. High altitude clouds that reach above most of Neptune's absorbing methane easily stand out in the image though. Coated with frozen nitrogen, *Neptune's largest moon Triton* is brighter than Neptune in reflected sunlight, seen at the upper left sporting the Webb telescope's characteristic diffraction spikes. Including *_Triton,_* seven of Neptune's 14 known moons can be identified in the field of view. Neptune's faint rings are striking in this space-based planetary portrait. Details of the complex ring system are seen here for the first time since Neptune was visited by the Voyager 2 spacecraft in August 1989.

I finished your class years ago but still really enjoy watching these videos - space is fascinating. Thank you for sharing!

Gravity falls fans unite

Looks as though some advanced beings have used this area as a bombing range😄

I had been wondering why the moon really wobbles around. Now I know. Thanks for the very interesting explanation!

Looks like a scene from Star Wars but in the Milky Way now.

The terminator

Skip. No video. Narration over still photos.

Pro Viewer Tip: after watching this video, watch again from 0:29 at 0.25x speed (with audio muted bc it sounds goofy if you don't mute) and enjoy the details !

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Thanks! By the was: we can see also the conjunction of the planets Jupiter an d Mars ;-)

The timing [Stonehenge] coincides with The Burckle Crater Mega Tsunami 5.2ka. most likely caused by The Taurid Meteor Stream, along with The Younger Dryas Impacts Theory / Fact 12.9ka. Stonehenge is the Ancient Calendar of the Ancient New Year when crossing the nighttime Taurids, same as what is clearly displayed at Gobekli Tepe. People would gather there for The Five Days of Doom, represented by the five central trilithons, added to the 360 day year, also known as the Days Without Name, Unlucky Days, and The Birthdays of the Gods, etc. It is all about The Sky Serpent (comet and superbolide) from The Pleiades, the radiant of said stream, which is symbolically shown in Avebury with the iconic daylight comet across (behind) The Sun. In The Old World they would sacrifice the Bull as in The Taurus Constellation, very similar to Thor, with his meteoric flying hammer, fishing for The World Encompassing Serpent with a Bull's head. It blows me away that others do not know what I am talking about, as if doctorates, especially Archaeologists - The Story of Mankind, have not read their homework at all. There are at least five corroborations that The Tas Tepeler Culture venerated this radiant, the best being The Seven Birds in a Row under Pillar 18 and the grave with two Auroch scapula placed over it, as Isis and Nefertari each hold a shoulder blade of The Apis Bull at The Pleiades. It was the same in isolated Mesoamerica, at the same moment, sacrificing humans to The Feathered Serpent, from the same star cluster, so it will not take away The Sun for long periods of time (impact winter) once again. Our children still carry on the exact same tradition, at the exact same time, going around asking strangers if it will be a bad or good outcome when crossing The Halloween Fireballs - The Taurids! [Also, half of the bones in Gobekli Tepe were Auroch, with only one skull, plus recently another grave was found with the head of a Bull placed over it.]

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To think there are places on earth where the sky is still this visible. Keck observatory is on my bucket list

Heavenly 😊

How does this video only have 20 VIEWS?? I love weather and I sat here and understood everything you were saying. I loved it.

Do lyrans understand what this means?

Ah, The Taboo Golden Gate of the Ecliptic, I discovered the Master Key, to which no one dares to open.

Explanation: A visitor to the inner solar system every 70 years or so Comet 13P/Olbers reached its most recent perihelion, or closest approach to the Sun, on June 30 2024. Now on a return voyage to the distant Oort cloud the Halley-type comet is recorded here sweeping through northern summer night skies over historic Kunetice Castle, Czech Republic. Along with a broad dust tail, and brighter coma, this comet's long ion tail buffeted by storms and winds from the Sun, is revealed in the composite of tracked exposures for comet and sky, and fixed exposures for foreground landscape recorded on July 28. The comet is about 16 light-minutes beyond the castle and seen against faint background stars below the northern constellation Ursa Major. The hilltop castle dates to the 15th century, while Heinrich Olbers discovered the comet in 1815. Captured here low in northwestern skies just after sunset Comet Olbers, for now, offers skywatchers on planet Earth rewarding telescopic and binocular views. Comet 13P/Olbers next perihelion passage will be in 2094.

Pondering how cool it would be to have a memory of seeing this comet as a ten or twelve year old kid and then seeing it again, now, as an 80 or 82 year old kid

Bigfoot is more believable then this science fiction crap they throw at us.

Thank you! I'm going to check out your OpenStax videos

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I bet the highest point of that prominence from the surface of the sun would equal the distance from earth to moon

That is an amazing photo, it would be very interesting to see the other planets at the limb of The Moon in juxtaposition images.

I am thrilled to find this site! APOD was what kept me online back in the AOL days. It was the first instance of interest in computers besides playing DOOM and Planescape: Torment. My very favorite photo was the time-lapse of the energy waves out of the Crab Nebula's neutron star. Breathtaking. Thank you sincerely, all who made this site accessible.

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I found this to be very educational 🔭

It looks more interesting with a golf cart,clubs and flag 🤔

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Interesting. But can you narrate please as if we are not all 8 years old? Thanks.

3:04 ... NOT *_June_* 14th

we saw the sky turn into green, here at ph at exactly 4:10 to 4:11 am

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Jesus is Lord. and hes comin back soon

I live in central Florida and last night was the clearest night I have seen in a while, the rain washed the sky pretty good, and I counted 56 stars. That's all I could see because of the light pollution from the half dozen cities around me. 35 years ago, I lived in Tampa and I could count 12 stars! 35 years ago! I doubt anybody under 20, in Tampa, has actually seen a star! It's kind of sad that all our social and technological progress and great wealth ha cost us the Stars. We can see the Universe from James Web and Hubble on our TVs and Computers, but not from our population centers. I wonder if this will ever change?

It’s from metal oxides and other crap in chemtrails ✈️💨💨💨 Stop with all the lies 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

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Wrong my brother. I saw this while riding my bike with no binoculars, and I thought it was the end of the world. It was amazing!

why don't earth glow like the moon.

I find this all so fascinating. It is just what I was taught decades ago in astronomy class: how stars are born and how they blow off matter when they start to ignite. I didn't know APOD had a UA-cam site. Been reading the daily APOD for a number of years. Thank you for bringing astronomy to the masses!

I love these! Thank you for all you do!

Gig galaxy, little galaxy…

Looks like some cultivators break through on cultivation and going through lightning tribulations 😂😂