Half Moon
Half moon last night just after the latest SpaceX launch with people on board.
Category: 60 Second Science
24 Hours Apart
Two views of the moon taken about 24 hours apart. The top one taken two days before the full moon. The second a day later. The moon rises a bit latter each day so the second one was closer to the horizon and so a bit bigger and oranger looking. If you look at both you can see there is a slightly different view of the moon. Just a bit of a turn but not much.
Blue Angel 6
The new aircraft are stunning!
Blue Angels 2021 (75 years)
Always have your camera with you reason 2021. I was down near the airport in Melbourne last Thursday and Friday. The Blue Angels were practicing their routine for the weekends air show. On Thursday I had my camera but with only a 35mm lens and there was really nothing I could do about capturing the team. On Friday I was back at the same location about the same time. (Getting a new phone is like buying a new car, it takes several days to get the job done,) I wasn’t sure if they would be practicing both days but as luck would have it they were and I was smart enough to bring a longer lens. My 18-135 at 122.8mm was enough to get a few shots. For their 75th anniversary they are flying F/A-18 Super Hornets. They are fast and loud. Having them fly over you at low altitude is a thing to experience!
April Moon Called The Pink Moon
Since it’s not really pink I switched this picture of the moon to black and white with a green filter. One day later the Astronaut Micheal Collins passes away at 90. He saw the moon as only a few did.
Conjunction Moon
While everyone was looking at the Jupiter-Saturn conjunction (they were only 600,000 miles apart) the moon was looking especially pretty even as it too was looking in the same direction.