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2025 Full Moon calendar: When to see the Full Moon and phases

Posted on February 19, 2025February 22, 2025 by albertzia87

Unveil the celestial dance of 2025 with this comprehensive guide to the lunar phases.

Track the captivating full moon as it graces the heavens, each orb unveiling its unique name and celestial significance. From the Wolf Moon of January to the Cold Moon of December, discover the optimal times to witness the moon’s radiant glow.

Immerse yourself in the rhythm of the lunar cycle, as each phase unfolds its celestial tapestry. Prepare for new beginnings under the Waxing Moon, reflect under the Full Moon’s illuminating glow, and release under the waning cycle of the moon.

This calendar serves as your celestial guide, empowering you to connect with the moon’s ethereal energy and navigate the year with cosmic rhythm.

Week in images: 03-07 February 2025

Posted on February 19, 2025 by albertzia87

In this week’s visual roundup, we capture the diverse tapestry of life across the globe. From the solace of a snowy landscape to the vibrancy of a Mardi Gras celebration, our images evoke a kaleidoscope of emotions and experiences.

A lone figure stands amidst a pristine winter wonderland, their footprints etching ephemeral trails in the untouched snow. In stark contrast, a burst of color and revelry explodes in the streets of New Orleans, as masked revelers dance to the infectious rhythm of the Bourbon Street parade.

From the serene beauty of a sunrise over the tranquil waters of a lake to the poignant spectacle of refugees seeking shelter in a cramped and overcrowded tent, our images bear witness to the complexities of human existence. A montage of faces, each carrying a unique story, reminds us of the indomitable spirit that resides within every individual.

Continent-size blobs in Earth’s mantle are a billion years old, ancient crystals reveal

Posted on February 19, 2025February 22, 2025 by albertzia87

Deep beneath the Earth’s surface, vast blobs of ancient crystals swim like continent-sized islands in the planet’s mantle. These blobs, which have the composition of diamonds, may have existed for as long as a billion years, according to new research. Scientists made this discovery by analyzing tiny diamond crystals brought to the surface by volcanic eruptions. The study reveals the enormous scales of time and processes involved in shaping the Earth’s interior.

How Sen’s 4K live cameras on the ISS offer a new perspective from space (op-ed)

Posted on February 19, 2025 by albertzia87

Gaze upon Earth’s vibrant tapestry like never before through the lens of Sen’s 4K live cameras. Beaming from the International Space Station, these ethereal eyes unveil a captivating symphony of colors, textures, and motion.

From the swirling blues of the oceans to the verdant hues of forests, the planet’s kaleidoscopic beauty unfolds before our very eyes. Witness the intricate dance of clouds, the mesmerizing ebb and flow of tides, and the interconnectedness of natural systems.

With each passing moment captured in stunning 4K resolution, we gain a fresh perspective, a deeper appreciation of our interconnectedness with the celestial realm. These cameras are not merely windows to space; they are portals to a profound understanding of the Earth’s vibrant symphony of life.

NASA’s PACE, US-European SWOT Satellites Offer Combined Look at Ocean

Posted on February 19, 2025 by albertzia87

Like synchronized swimmers, two pioneering satellites—NASA’s PACE and the US-European SWOT—are poised to transform our understanding of the oceans. Equipped with cutting-edge technologies, these satellites will provide an unprecedented combined view of Earth’s waters, shedding light on marine mysteries and helping us chart a course for a sustainable future. Together, they form an oceanographers’ dream team, revolutionizing our ability to monitor our planet’s lifeblood.

11 Dec 2017 – NASA’s Juno Probes the Depths of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot

Posted on February 19, 2025 by albertzia87

In 2017, NASA’s spacecraft, Juno, embarked on an unprecedented journey into the enigmatic heart of Jupiter. Its primary mission: to study the largest and most enigmatic phenomenon in the solar system – the Great Red Spot. Plunging down through the planet’s turbulent atmosphere, Juno revealed a swirling vortex of swirling gases and raging storms, unveiling secrets hidden for centuries. Its revolutionary imagery and data exposed the workings of this celestial leviathan, leaving us in awe of the colossal forces that shape our cosmic neighborhood.

Gas motion in the Centaurus galaxy cluster challenges star formation assumptions

Posted on February 19, 2025 by albertzia87

In the cosmic tapestry of interstellar realms, a groundbreaking discovery unfolds. The ethereal dance of gas within the colossal Centaurus galaxy cluster has cast doubt upon long-held assumptions about star formation.

Intricate observations reveal that hot, diffuse gas not only fuels stellar birth, but also acts as a cosmic choreographer, propelling cold clouds into rhythmic motion. This celestial ballet, previously neglected, challenges our understanding of star-making processes, inviting a paradigm shift in galactic evolution.

As we delve deeper into the celestial tapestry, the once-fixed laws of star formation unravel, revealing a dynamic interplay between gas and gravity that shapes the destiny of galaxies far and wide.

Let AI teach you how to take great astrophotos

Posted on February 19, 2025 by albertzia87

Step into the celestial abyss and unlock the secrets of capturing breathtaking astrophotos with the help of AI. This innovative technology analyzes countless images, unraveling the intricate tapestry of the night sky and guiding you towards picture-perfect shots.

Harnessing the power of nocturnal algorithms, AI discerns the optimal settings for your camera, revealing the hidden beauty of stars, nebulas, and galaxies. Embrace the wisdom of the cosmos and let its ethereal glow illuminate your journey towards becoming an astrophotography maestro.

NASA to Preview Sky-Mapping Space Telescope Ahead of Launch

Posted on February 19, 2025 by albertzia87

NASA is set to showcase a cosmic eye that will map the skies in unprecedented detail. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, set for launch in 2027, will peer billions of years into the past to unravel the secrets of dark energy and dark matter. Scientists will get a first-hand look at this revolutionary observatory in a media preview on January 25, offering a glimpse into the celestial wonders it will unveil.

NASA Plan to Shoot and Ship Samples of the Red Planet on Hold

Posted on February 19, 2025 by albertzia87

NASA’s audacious plan to fling Martian rock and dirt to Earth for scientific scrutiny has hit a snag. The Red Planet Sample Retrieval mission, once hailed as a pivotal moment in space exploration, is now on hold as the space agency grapples with budget constraints and technical challenges. The mission, which aimed to collect samples gathered by the Perseverance rover, has been delayed indefinitely, leaving scientists with a void in their quest to understand the genesis of life beyond Earth.