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Deep Sky Mike

@deepskymike

Visual observer 39 years. Spotting as many different objects from my light polluted sky as I can. Current total = 2099 @DeepSkyMike.bsky.social

At the eyepiece เข้าร่วม Ekim 2011
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
Live satellite images of Australia on my iPad compared to the live images of the incoming Artemis crew. Amazing.
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
@MckeeganDave @TrevorL415 Keep fighting the good fight Dave. For every poor soul these imbeciles manage to con, you’ll hopefully save many more from being dragged down.
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Dave McKeegan
Dave McKeegan@MckeeganDave·
@TrevorL415 thinks I'm too afraid to post my own video here because he can apparently explain how cameras that predate AI (film cameras) could be using AI to generate fake photos of the Moon So Trevor, here is the video: youtu.be/rrnCbEHdRyo Let's hear the answers ...
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Stan Collymore
Stan Collymore@StanCollymore·
FIFA World Cup schedule using British Summer Time. My "must watch" games highlighted ✅ Enjoy! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 June 11 8pm: Mexico v South Africa ✅ June 12 3am: S. Korea v Czechia 8pm: Canada v Bosnia✅ June 13 2am: USA v Paraguay✅ 8pm: Qatar v Switzerland 11pm: Brazil v Morocco✅ June 14 2am: Haiti v SCOTLAND ✅ 5am: Australia v Turkey✅ 6pm: Germany v Curacao✅ 9pm: Netherlands v Japan✅ June 15 12am: Ivory Coast v Ecuador✅ 3am: Sweden v Tunisia 5pm: Spain v Cape Verde✅ 8pm: Belgium v Egypt✅ 11pm: Saudi Arabia v Uruguay✅ June 16 2am: Iran v New Zealand 8pm: France v Senegal✅ 11pm: Iraq v Norway June 17 2am: Argentina v Algeria✅ 5am: Austria v Jordan 6pm: Portugal v DR Congo✅ 9pm:ENGLAND v Croatia✅ June 18 12am: Ghana v Panama✅ 3am: Uzbekistan v Colombia 5pm: Czechia v South Africa✅ 8pm: Switzerland v Bosnia✅ 11pm: Canada v Qatar June 19 2am: Mexico v S. Korea✅ 8pm: USA v Australia✅ 11pm: SCOTLAND v Morocco✅ June 20 2am: Brazil v Haiti✅ 5am: Turkey v Paraguay✅ 6pm: Netherlands v Sweden✅ 9pm: Germany v Ivory Coast✅ June 21 1am: Ecuador v Curacao 5am: Tunisia v Japan 5pm: Spain v Saudi Arabia✅ 8pm: Belgium v Iran✅ 11pm: Uruguay v Cape Verde June 22 2am: NZ v Egypt 6pm: Argentina v Austria✅ 10pm: France v Iraq June 23 1am: Norway v Senegal✅ 4am: Jordan v Algeria 6pm: Portugal v Uzbekistan 9pm: ENGLAND v Ghana✅ June 24 12am: Panama v Croatia 3am: Colombia v DR Congo✅ 8pm: Switzerland v Canada ✅/ Bosnia v Qatar 11pm: SCOTLAND v Brazil✅ / Morocco v Haiti June 25 2am: Czechia v Mexico ✅/ S. Africa v S. Korea 9pm: Ecuador v Germany✅ / Curacao v Ivory Coast June 26 12am: Japan v Sweden ✅/ Tunisia v Netherlands 2am: Turkey v USA ✅/ Paraguay v Australia 8pm: Norway v France✅ / Senegal v Iraq June 27 1am: Cape Verde v Saudi / Uruguay v Spain✅ 4am: Egypt v Iran✅ / NZ v Belgium 10pm: Panama v ENGLAND ✅/ Croatia v Ghana✅ June 28 12:30am: Colombia v Portugal✅ / DR Congo v Uzbekistan 3am: Algeria v Austria✅ / Jordan v Argentina✅ Knockout Rounds Round of 32: June 28 – July 3 (Kick-offs: 8pm, 11pm, 2am) Round of 16: July 4 – July 7 Quarter-Finals: July 9 – July 11 Semi-Finals: July 14 & 15 (9pm BST) 3rd Place Play-off: July 18 (9pm BST) WORLD CUP FINAL: July 19 (8pm BST)
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
Moon from a few nights ago. 14inch Dob with iPhone held to eyepiece
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
@BDuhndat Lay off the meds. Or better still, take the correct ones.
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Glenn KP Rosenthal
Glenn KP Rosenthal@BDuhndat·
Can you you photograph the sun and invert it to show a black dot as a bright light? Here's why: If 3IATLAS was truly where NASA alleges it is, it would be right beside the James Webb with the sun at its back and we would be getting photos of grains of sand on its surface and an actual tail that ALL comets expelling gases at the rate of 3IATLAS HAVE that would be 7X BRIGHTER than just the comet's coma on approach. Nothing from our most sophisticated space based telescope 1,000x Hubble, regarding the most interesting object ever in our solar system. NASA alleges that 3IATLAS was traveling at 130,000 km hour , far faster than any other comet ever observed. It would be hours or days away from earth if traveling at a normal comet speed. NASA alleges it missed 3IATLAS for two months on its comet watch May June because it was a tiny black dot that only grew, didn't move and didn't have a tail PRECISELY WHAT A COMET COMING DIRECTLY AT THE EARTH WOULD LIKE AND THEY PRETEND THAT IS NOT WHAT NASA WAS LOOKING FOR? NASA alleges that we have seen 3IATLAS both coming and going, 360°. ALL comet's expelling gases at the rate of 3IATLAS HAVE ACTUAL TAILS directly behind the comet's direction of travel. NO ACTUAL TAIL that would have been 7X at its closest pass to earth instead it DIMMED! 3IATLAS DIMMED because it passed its halfway point between its perhilion with the sun and earth where the mass of the comet is now blocking sunlight from earth instead of reflecting it. NASA has alleged from the outset that 3IATLAS is an interstellar comet. 1 chance in about 2,500 that an interstellar comet would be on our ecliptic. 70% chance that a common Hills cloud comet would be on our ecliptic. NASA alleges that 3IATLAS is 12 billion years old yet it is expelling gases at precisely the rate of a newborn Hills cloud comet. The difference is the trajectory that NASA had to correct a dozen times, alleging ET is drunk driving jitterbugging across our solar system, that a passing com satellite was ET radioing ahead then he slammed on the brakes and refueled at Jupiter (instead of the sun). The difference between an instellar escape trajectory and a Hills cloud return trajectory from where 3IATLAS was first spotted. is that the Hills cloud comet trajectory impacts earth. The rash of comets we are seeing right now is not possible to be a debris trail from 3IATLAS many months ago that would have dispersed over one billion X one billion X one billion kms. The debris field is IN FRONT of 3IATLAS, pieces blown off as the comet heated approaching the sun ON THE SAME TRAJECTORY but with the velocity of 3IATLAS plus the force of the explosion. They would arrive hours perhaps a few days ahead of the actual comet and get denser as it got closer. 3IATLAS would be a growing black dot on the sun which has been twice reported independently on X by the very few who have telescopes capable of looking at the sun and inverting the photo. NASA did NOT get to the moon. National Association Staging Astrophysics. Would they tell us that a 5 km across burning mountain moving at 50km/second was going to impact earth and end civilization as we know it? Apparently not. They're going to emerge from their climate hardened bunkers and rule over the rubble as demigods. Rotchilds built a climate city on Antarctica and another in bunkered Jasper. Talmud end game . Everything else is a distraction. #NASAislying 3 #3iatlas
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
Updated my profile to reflect that I have now logged 2061 different astronomical objects from my bortle 6/7 backyard. Most new deep sky targets are now difficult to pull from the sky glow but I reckon I can manage another 300ish. Plus plenty of asteroids and comets to log 🙂
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German Embassy London
German Embassy London@GermanEmbassy·
We didn’t have the UK’s Eurovision entry having a German title on our 2026 prediction cards… but here we are! 'Eins, Zwei, Drei' by Look Mum No Computer is very Eurovision... Hopefully it'll land the UK more than eins, zwei or drei points! #Eurovision
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TomServo2
TomServo2@TomServoTwo·
@BradRTorgersen I can’t believe you wrote such a long review and yet didn’t mention the single best thing about this episode!! Teri Garr!!!
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Brad R. Torgersen
Brad R. Torgersen@BradRTorgersen·
TOS re-watch day 20: "Tomorrow is Yesterday" is important in Trek lore because it's the basis for the time travel sub-plot of the fourth film; warp slingshots having been established in "Where No Man Has Gone Before." It's also the first time any Trek series visited Earth's past. Though it certainly wouldn't be the last. I think the only thing that still bothers me about this one is the Enterprise going deep enough into Earth's atmosphere that an F-104 could close to within firing range. That's way too low. And the ship lacks any of the lifting-body characteristics of a shuttle. If she's so far down she can flirt with fighters, it's irrecoverable: catastrophic re-entry and breakup. The rest of it is fodder for "What if?" scenarios. What if the crew really had been forced to abandon ship and hide out on 20th century Earth? How long before they inevitably begin changing events to the point the long-term ramifications for the future are permanent? And if those changes derail the future enough, does the Enterprise or her crew even exist? Do they ever go back in time at all? Classic paradox questions which have been a staple of all time travel science fiction. Incidentally, the actor portraying Captain Christopher was in fact a USAF officer before becoming an actor. Supposedly none other than Lucille Ball plucked him to become a contracted character man under Desilu studios. This episode also marks the first appearance of Mr. Kyle, played by British actor John Winston. He would appear ten more times in ten different episodes, and made a brief re-appearance on the bridge of the USS Reliant during the second movie.
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Snooker Chat 🔴⚫🔴
Snooker Chat 🔴⚫🔴@Snooker_Chat·
Ronnie O'Sullivan will not play in the first ranking event to be shown on Channel 5. The Rocket had qualified for next week's £150k Players Championship by being in the top 16 of the one-year list. But his name is not in the draw. John Higgins takes his place. #snooker
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Piers Morgan
Piers Morgan@piersmorgan·
Thanks for the call, President @realDonaldTrump - appreciated the advice re future step fall avoidance, and the invite to do golf battle as soon as the new hip beds in. (but no, you’re not taking my $$$) 🏌️‍♂️👍
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
@Nick_Metcalfe I agree totally. What’s with the extended score graphic though? That’s annoying as hell.
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Nick Metcalfe
Nick Metcalfe@Nick_Metcalfe·
I know this is rehashing a line from two weeks ago, but I’m watching the Mark Selby match and we can see the proper dimensions of a snooker table represented here. That first camera angle at the Masters (the square table) was truly preposterous.
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
My 2000th Different object found from my light polluted backyard. P.Neb Pk 232-1.1 in Canis Major.
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
First time I’ve ever gotten the telescope out on Christmas night. Just got back in the house a little bit colder than when I left it 5 hours ago. Seen plenty of objects including 6 new faint planetary nebulae. Happy Christmas indeed 😊
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
My 171st planetary nebula observation from the early hours this morning. 20inch dob. Bortle 6.
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Rod (Izzy) 🇺🇸🦅
Rod (Izzy) 🇺🇸🦅@1zzyzyx1·
Even the British make fun of Trump and his backwards thinking. The world must really wonder what the hell is wrong with this country for electing him twice. I blame the lack of education, and people stayed home in the last election. #DemUnited
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
Got up at 5am this morning to try to spot 3I/ATLAS a 7 billion year old interstellar comet currently passing through our solar system. It was only a small 10th mag fuzzy spot through the scope but it was amazing to contemplate what my eye was seeing.
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
@WeAreWST Can no longer stand these stupid cropped camera shots. I’m out of here.
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Deep Sky Mike
Deep Sky Mike@deepskymike·
I’ve had binocular views of the 2 prominent Comets already but only from my front garden where streetlights and neighbours lights hindered the view a lot. Tonight they are both suitably placed to get a good luck through one of my scopes. Weather permitting of course!
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