#Luna Azimuth

[theognatinator]

Luna Azimuth: In slow motion the flowers fell from my hat and shattered like glass and when I looked into the mirror I was a beautiful milkmaid, but, then I woke up crying and I don’t know why.

Ratchet: Well I once had a dream that I was a baby pig living on a farm. Oink Oink Oink!

[thorsenmark]

Seeing the Sights of Big Bend National Park by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While walking around the end point of the Lost Mine Trail with a view looking to the southeast at nearby mountainsides and then ridges into Mexico. What drew me into the setting was the way the mountainsides seemingly criss-crossed each other, creating a layered view with this national park setting. I later worked with control points in DxO PhotoLab 5 and then made some adjustments to bring out the contrast, saturation and brightness I wanted for the final image. I found using the DxO ClearView Plus tool helped to cut through the morning haze present and bring out the details in the more distant mountains and ridges.

[zpl1nt3r3d-b0n3-zhardz]

space themed pronouns and names!!

pronouns:

space/spaces

moon/moons

void/voids

star/stars

planet/planets

sun/suns

moonphase/moonphases

ship/ships

spaceship/spaceships

comet/comets

telescope/telescopes

solar/solars

gala/galas

galaxy/galaxys

orbit/orbits

starry/starrys

cosmo/cosmos

alien/aliens

night/nights

glow/glows

ilum/ilums

illuminate/illuminates

stellar/stellars

Nasa/Nasas

rocket/rockets

nebula/nebulas

milky/milkys

milkyway/milkyways

asteroid/asteroids

twinkle/twinkles

sparkle/sparkles

Luna/lunas

infinite/infinites

UFO/UFOs

galactic/galactics

astronaut/astronauts

Venus/venus

mar/mars

Saturn/saturns

pluto/plutos

saucer/saucers

earth/earths

Jupiter/jupiters

meteor/meteors

meteorite/meteorites

shootingstar/shootingstars

universe/universes

Stardust/stardusts

nova/novas

supernova/supernovas

constellation/constellations

blackhole/blackholes

Neptune/neptunes

sky/skys

moonrock/moonrocks

mercury/mercurys

eclipse/eclipses

gibbous/gibbous

ring/rings

spot/spots

dot/dots

bright/brights

sol/sols

light/lights

orb/orbs

moon/moons

matter/matters

☆/☆s

¤/¤s

~/~s

×/×s

👽/👽s

💫/💫s

🕳/🕳s

🚀/🚀s

🛸/🛸s

🌑/🌑s

🌒/🌒s

🌓/🌓s

🌔/🌔s

🌕/🌕s

🌖/🌖s

🌗/🌗s

🌘/🌘s

🌙/🌙s

🌛/🌛s

🌜/🌜s

☀️/☀️s

🪐/🪐s

⭐️/⭐️s

🌟/🌟s

🌠/🌠s

🌌/🌌s

🌀/🌀s

✨️/✨️s

🔭/🔭s

🔅/🔅s

🔆/🔆s

✴️/✴️s

☄️/☄️s

💥/💥s

🪨/🪨s

names:

lune

Luna

lunar

lunan

lunic

lunix

Orion

oriona

venus

Aurora

auroran

auroraz

leo

aries

ariesa

ariesen

uni

Lyra

lyran

lyranian

lyrant

Jupiter

jupi

jupit

Ariel

ariella

ari

Sirius

siri

siriun

siriet

cassiopeia

cassio

cassion

cass

Cassius

Andromeda

andro

androm

Andromedan

draco

draca

draceus

drace

Neptune

nep

mercury

mercuren

pandora

vega

pluto

oberon

obern

ober

oberio

oberus

oberlyn

nova

novalin

novar

novan

novae

Apollo

Apolla

Stella

stellar

stellian

stellus

celest

celestian

Celestia

Celestine

alioth

alliot

alli

alio

altair

alta

altan

altomont

astrophol

astro

astron

astrus

astoceus

astronon

astrol

astrock

Atlas

badar

castor

castorn

castonovia

cielo

cielon

ciecik

comet

cupid

cu

cupith

Donati

donatio

donaticeus

dona

donan

Donovan

elio

eliot

elioz

juno

Juneau

junonn

star

starzi

Stardust

starry

starik

staro

asteroid

aster

pluto

ceres

quasar

nebula

neb

galax

gala

galan

azimuth

azi

casini

casinia

casinin

cepheid

eclipse

eclipseo

equinox

equinoxceus

equino

equin

flare

flaren

flareo

Flux

gibbous

halo

halon

hayashi

henyey

Kepler

kep

kerr

lepton

mare

mascon

maser

plasma

pulsar

radian

sidereal

umbra

void

zenith

blazar

bolide

Meridian

orbit

stella

stellar

stellen

haumea

elara

Calypso

[kahran042]

Correct Dragon Quest/Warrior names

People

Brey or Braigh, not Borya.

Cristo or Klift, not Kiryl.

Strom or Scott, not Hardie.

Laurent or Lawrence, not Laurel.

Mara or Manya, not Maya.

Nara or Minea, nor Meena.

Orin, not Oojam.

Panon, not Tom Foolery.

Lucia, not Orifiela.

Doran, not Sparkie.

Primrose or Patricia, not Mary Lou.

Saro or Pisaro, not Psaro.

Radimvice, Jakosh, or Evil Priest, not Amon.

Keeleon or King Leo, not Marquis de Leon.

Saroknight or Pisaro Knight, not Sir Roseguardin.

Rosa or Rosalie, not Rose.

Chickler and Eggler, not Chow Mein and Foo Young.

Celia or Cynthia, not Eliza.

Alex and Flora, not Angus and Aigneas.

Marone or Maloney, not Josef Starling.

Han, not Atilla the Hunk.

Roric or Ragos, not Quick Draw McGore.

Vivian, not Prima Donna.

Samson or Simon, not Samson Knight.

Linguar or Berorin Man, not Abominable Showman.

Neta or Nene, not Tessie.

Tom, not Finnegan, Frank O’Phobe, or Rusty.

Da Gardi, not Archie O’Tect.

Luna and Pippin, not Jack and Jill.

Mia, not Veronica.

Papas, not Pankraz.

Henry, not Harry.

Flora, not Nera.

Zaile, not Dwight.

Gema, not Ladja.

Ramada, not Ferz.

Ibul, not Korol.

Mildrath, not Nimzo.

Ludman, not Rodrigo Briscoletti.

Andy, not Crispin Burns.

Ojiron, not Albert.

Doris, not Gertrude.

Pusan, not Dr. Agon.

Hassan, not Carver.

Mireille or Milayou, not Milly.

Barbara, not Ashlynn.

Drago or Drango, not Lizzie.

Falshion or Falchion, not Peggy Sue.

Mudo, not Murdaw.

Duran, not Dhuran.

Akbar, not Blackmar.

Deathtamoor, not Mortamoor.

Dark Dream, not Nokturnus.

Doga and Boga, not Buck and Bill.

John, not Matt Tress.

Dina and Denae, not Unda and Ovah.

Gabo, not Ruff.

Aira, not Aishe.

Matilda, not Maeve.

Zebbot, not Autonymous.

Layla, not Lala.

Baloch, not Antonio Pomposa.

Aimy, not Antonia.

Azmov, not Wade.

Zeppel, not Hybris.

Mikwa, not Midge.

Sieble, not Buddy.

Chibi, not Wiggles.

Places

Izmit or Imuru, not Strathbaile.

Santeem or Saintheim, not Zamoksva.

Surene, not Zalenagrad.

Tempe, not Taborov.

Cave of the Silver Statuette, not Cistern Chapel.

Monbaraba, not Laissez-Faire.

Kievs or Kohmiz, not Aubout-du-Mond.

Aktemto or Attemuto, not Mamon.

Keeleon or Kingleo, not Palais de Leon.

Cave of Betrayal, not Con Cave.

Dire Palace or Death Palace, not Diabolic Hall.

Gottside, not The Azimuth.

Santa Rosa, not Whealbrook.

Reinhart, not Coburg.

Salabona, not Monstroferrato.

Granvania, not Gotha.

Chizod, not Mount Batten.

Lifecod, not Weaver’s Peak.

Shiena or Marche, not Haggleton.

Reidock, not Somnia.

San Marino, not Port Haven.

Shrine of Dhama or Dharma, not Alltrades Abbey.

Monstoru, not Scirmsley.

The Land of Happiness, not the Isle O’ Smiles.

Foan, not Swanstone.

Gandino, not Felonia.

Mt. Snow, not Mt. Snowhere.

Longadeseo, not Turnscote.

Despair Town, not Despairia.

Greed Town, not Greedmore Vale.

Prison Town, not Gallows Moor.

Fishbel, not Pilchard Bay.

Engow, not Emberdale.

Dialac, not Regenstein.

Falrish or Forish, not Frobisher.

Falrod or Forod, not Faraday.

Verdham or Greenflake, not Greenthumb Gardens.

Mentare or Memorialeaf, not Wilted Heart.

Litorud, not El Ciclo.

Krage or Kreiz, not Grondäl.

Loomin or Lumen, not Nottagen.

Coastal or Costaal, not Buccanham.

[saturnshexagon]

https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boote

Non si vede l’alba a ovest:

Luna piena in toro / azimuth ge porto

[cresy]

IL CALENDARIO SAGGIO

CercaCerca 📅 Oggi è giovedì 27 maggio 2021🌞Il Sole sorge alle 05:39 e tramonta alle 20:35. Il culmine è alle 13:07. Durata del giorno 14 ore e 56 minuti.🌝La Luna prima tramonta alle 06:19 (azimuth 238°) e poi sorge alle 22:08 (azimuth 124°). Fase Lunare: Luna Piena. Visibile al: 99%. Età della Luna: 15,53 giorni. La prossima luna piena ci sarà il 24 giugno.😇Santi del 27 maggio: Sant’Agostino di…

[saberdoesthestars]

Saber’s Beads: The “string of pearls” arc of illuminated lunar peaks seen prior to the first complete crescent. Note the striking resemblance to the moments just before and after a total solar eclipse. (27 May 2006. raw image credit: maurice collins/ltvt) Extreme Crescent Hunting Tips​ The moonrise before and moonset after each New Moon offer stargazers the opportunity to view the thinnest lunar crescents. There are many websites and apps that provide exact moonrise/set data for any location. Here are some additional tips to maximize your chances of sighting our very young (or old) moon. Set up at a site with as much altitude as possible overlooking an unobstructed horizon. Optimal sky transparency allows the crescent to be detected and tracked down to, or up from, the horizon. Using a telescope or binoculars (mounted binos are recommended), fine tune the focus on Venus, Jupiter, or one of the brighter stars beforehand. For dusk attempts, have Sol’s setting azimuth on hand- making note after sunset of a random landmark at that position for reference- as well as Luna’s altaz position at sunset thru moonset. Accordingly, for dawn attempts, have Luna’s altaz info for moonrise thru sunrise. As dawn slivers have the advantage of possible detection with dark-adapted eyes, wearing sunglasses during the day prior to sunset attempts is recommended for maximum ‘dusk’ adaptation. Once the crescent is acquired in binoculars, walk the bino down to the horizon/random landmark in consecutive FOVs for the approximate naked-eye altaz. A favorable elongation is important. In the 24 hours before or after New Moon, Luna’s angular separation from Sol can vary by several degrees. With a favorable ecliptic, net elongations (as altitude) of 6° or more at sunset or moonrise offer the best window for detection. Observers nearer to the equator than the poles enjoy a much greater frequency of steep ecliptics. Illuminated fractions of same-age crescents within 24 hours of New Moon can vary by 200% and a full magnitude of brightness due to distance, libration, and sun angle. Slivers near perigee help present a thicker and brighter lunar profile for personal record crescent spotting. Last but not least, don’t always count-out a shallow ecliptic. Occasionally our moon’s extreme northern or southern declination will compensate for a less than favorable ecliptic angle. * * * * *  [exerpt from Saber Does The Stars by Stephen Saber] http://c14isawesome.blogspot.com http://saberdoesthestars.wordpress.com http://saberscorpx.vidmeup.com

[thorsenmark]

Seeing the Sights of Big Bend National Park by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While walking around the end point of the Lost Mine Trail with a view looking to the southeast at nearby mountainsides and then ridges into Mexico. What drew me into the setting was the way the mountainsides seemingly criss-crossed each other, creating a layered view with this national park setting. I later worked with control points in DxO PhotoLab 5 and then made some adjustments to bring out the contrast, saturation and brightness I wanted for the final image. I found using the DxO ClearView Plus tool helped to cut through the morning haze present and bring out the details in the more distant mountains and ridges.

[cresy]

IL CALENDARIO SAGGIO

CercaCerca Oggi è ven.4 giu.2021🌞 Il Sole sorge alle 05:35 e tramonta alle 20:41. Il culmine è alle 13:08. Durata del giorno 15 ore e 6 minuti.🌜La Luna sorge alle 02:51 (azimuth 94°) e tramonta alle 14:58 (azimuth 269°). Fase Lunare: Ultimo Quarto. Visibile al: 32%. Età della Luna: 23,84 giorni. La prossima luna piena ci sarà il 24 giugno.😇Santi del 4 giugno: San Quirino di Siscia (Vescovo), San…