Chemicals in the cosmos
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Chemicals in the cosmos
@_CosmicRey_
-Astrophotography enthusiast -Biology enjoyer -And I like making things
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@mcrs987 What a shot! Or composite! I’m not sure what the term is but this is incredible
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I need y'all to take a look at this real quick
Riccardo Rossi - IU4APB - @AstronautiCAST co-host@RikyUnreal
Auroras, Lightning & Starlink from 10.000 km 🌍🛰️ (Apr 3) Camera setup by #ArtemisII Crew Raw photos courtesy of the ESRS @NASAEarth @NASA_Johnson ID ART002-E-25501 to 25518 Edit by Riccardo Rossi (ISAA) Enjoy! @astro_reid @Astro_Christina @AstroVicGlover @Astro_Jeremy @NASAAdmin
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@DJSnM And actually some far less visible ones toward the top and bottom now that I look harder
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You can actually see satellite flares on the left side, aligned just right to reflect the sun to the camera
Riccardo Rossi - IU4APB - @AstronautiCAST co-host@RikyUnreal
Auroras, Lightning & Starlink from 10.000 km 🌍🛰️ (Apr 3) Camera setup by #ArtemisII Crew Raw photos courtesy of the ESRS @NASAEarth @NASA_Johnson ID ART002-E-25501 to 25518 Edit by Riccardo Rossi (ISAA) Enjoy! @astro_reid @Astro_Christina @AstroVicGlover @Astro_Jeremy @NASAAdmin
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Do you see the starlink?
Amazing sequence.
Riccardo Rossi - IU4APB - @AstronautiCAST co-host@RikyUnreal
Auroras, Lightning & Starlink from 10.000 km 🌍🛰️ (Apr 3) Camera setup by #ArtemisII Crew Raw photos courtesy of the ESRS @NASAEarth @NASA_Johnson ID ART002-E-25501 to 25518 Edit by Riccardo Rossi (ISAA) Enjoy! @astro_reid @Astro_Christina @AstroVicGlover @Astro_Jeremy @NASAAdmin
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@mcrs987 I just spent all last night making a longer time-lapse of the same thing. I'm glad someone else noticed how awesome this sequence is & posted one too!
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Here's a close-up of the North Pole:
Dancing Aurora borealis
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Here's a close-up of the West horizon:
More LEO satellites, lightning over the Amazon rainforest & Venus.
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I was downloading the moonshine earth photos to stack for noise reduction & noticed several satellites managed to flare back at Integrity.
I already assumed there might be some, but it turns out Starlinks glint at a sharper angle than I thought, so there's actually quite a few.
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@kam_isalias @darthk914 @Solosis0o0 I try not to focus on the vowels too much, because you're going to figure them out anyway in just a few words.
I find that figuring out the consonants is much more important personally.
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@kam_isalias @darthk914 @Solosis0o0 I mean it's not that bad of a starting word. I think it's way more fun to do unique starting words each day instead of the same ol' thing every day.
I also happened to start with a w word today.
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@darthk914 @Solosis0o0 who the fuck starts out with the word “weary”
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@mynameisntkevn @luiserdef @NolanTrees The photos are uploaded to the NASA Johnson Flickr:
flic.kr/ps/sv14h
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@Jamal9869297069 @Dwyertd @PTroubleshooter @Eric_Dubay_FE If you did research you would know that -Stratospheric balloons don't last very long -Stratospheric balloons are very slow -Very few Stratospheric balloons are flown -Stratospheric balloons are unpredictable -The highest a Stratospheric balloon has gone is 32.7 miles
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@AninhaC_O @SpaceDude3000 Satellites are real they just aren’t in space, hung by helium balloons, NASA is the biggest purchaser of helium in the entire world
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@Blobifie @SpaceBasedFox I recall watching footage of the recovery teams filming a Shuttle SRB splashdown, but I'm assuming you mean boosters without parachutes?
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@SpaceBasedFox Ive always wanted to see footage of spent rocket boosters impacting the ocean but so far i dont think we've ever seen anything like that
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Make sure you try to spot Artemis II (if your local lighting conditions allow) post burn at 0030 UTC +/- 10 minutes
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@mcrs987 @ThePrimalDino can we get either a real-time or moon-oriented version
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@AJamesMcCarthy @mog_russEN Is there any real videos of a meteor striking the moon? I feel like there should be.
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🚨⚡️A rare video of a meteorite hitting the Moon is going viral worldwide
Because the Moon has no atmosphere, meteorites don’t burn up on impact like they do on Earth
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@BPW_SERVICES714 @thejackbeyer @OC_Scanner Nice video!
That wasn't a CRS reentry, but you weren't that far off!
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❗ A Falcon 9 second stage is about to be visible from the eastern United States! ❗ It will then emerge from the earth's shadow at 5:44:20am PST. And will look fuzzy due to the engine chill in preparation for the deorbit burn at ~5:49:30am PST.
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@thejackbeyer @OC_Scanner So I guess this is it coming through our sky’s over Orange County , Thought I was a UFO 😆.
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Beautiful Cargo Dragon reentry as seen from San Pedro this evening.
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@UltraArcadian @AJamesMcCarthy You are right!
Due to their orbits not being perfectly circular or having inclinations away from the equator, they do move a little (or a lot) relative to the earth in varying figure 8 patterns.
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@UltraArcadian @AJamesMcCarthy In Andrews' photo he's tracking the sky. That's why the sat moves through the frame.
Geo sats stay still in the sky because they are orbiting at the same rate as earth's rotation, so you don't need any fancy tracker to "follow" geo sats.
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A single 3 minute exposure of the Orion Nebula, captured just a moment ago from my backyard with zero editing whatsoever
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