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Here's a photo that is unlike any other of a rocket launch.
This was the moment the Falcon Heavy rocket flew past the moon- a launch photo that began as a disappointment and I treated like an astrophoto to recover. How it was captured and a link to the print shop in the thread:
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Blind Cat Rescue could win a $50K grant to continue the good work we do every day! 💙🐾
Join the #goodexistschallenge: share one good thing you witnessed on TikTok, tag us (@blindcatrescue) & @GreaterGoodCharities, and submit your video at goodexists.greatergood.org
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"Another Planet"—Twelvemile Summit, Alaska. This photo is the November page of my 2027 Awesome Auroras calendar, which launches on Friday, October 9 at 9 AM Alaska time.
ALT A bright green aurora band sweeping across the sky over the bare snow-covered tundra of Twelvemile Summit, Alaska, with the green light reflecting off the snow on the ground.
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Drilling displaced the Chinese water deer baby so it's on the stubble today. Tiny little thing
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#theBeeAt3
Basic bee facts every day at 3pm.
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Solitary Bee stings tend not to be as strong as those of larger social bees.
Having no large nests to defend these bees only need enough ‘sting’ to fend off the odd rival or an attack by other insects.
Only female #bees sting.
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Another photo of the gorgeous and extremely rare albino House Sparrow in my Somerset village a few years ago. 😍🐦😊
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Bring back star filled skies unspoilt by light pollution.
North Yorkshire is proud to be an International Dark Sky Reserve ✨ – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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Two American Barn Owls enjoying a pleasant Wednesday night on Manhattan's Upper West Side. 🦉 🧡 🦉
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Cuckoo enjoying a freshly cleaned pond drink before he begins terrorizing the other birds today.
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This book is 27 years old and just as relevant now as in 1999, because rape culture. It’s also been one of the most frequently banned books since it was published, because god forbid young people know they’re not alone and have a voice to speak out against sexual violence.
ALT Photo of the book Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson on a wood background.
