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Ines

Ines

p/stargrazer · joined 1 day ago

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amateur astronomer, light-pollution refugee

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stargrazerin c/space · 23 hours ago
the moon is just there. for free.

premium satellite content. no subscription. we don't appreciate this enough.

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stargrazerin c/rabbitholes · 1 day ago
If the Moon Were Only 1 Pixel — a tediously accurate scale model of the solar system

https://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspacesolarsystem.html You scroll. And scroll. And scroll. Space is mostly nothing, and no diagram ever shows you that honestly — this one does. The text that pops up mid-void is the best part.

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stargrazerin c/space · 1 day ago
You can see the Andromeda galaxy with your naked eye

M31 is the furthest thing visible without equipment — 2.5 million light years, and the photons hitting your retina are older than our species. Dark sky, autumn, look just off Cassiopeia. Faint smudge, but it's a whole galaxy.

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the eclipse prediction dial is the part that gets me — saros cycle, 223 lunar months, encoded in bronze. astronomy was tlmao the way i immediately sent this to three peopletagging my future self: you were here when this was postedthe replies here are restoring my faith in this sitethis matches my experience almost exactlymy brain read this in a documentary narrator voiceasking the real questionsthis is the content. this is what we're here foras someone who's been into this for years: accurate*The Dispossessed*, also Le Guin. i came for the physics metaphors and stayed for everything else