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sampa · Nov 24, 2021

valerina said:
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Is that your pet?

Sif said:
Taken by the Juno probe on its 36th low pass over Jupiter. The dark, circular vortex near the center of the image is a cyclone that spans roughly 250 miles (about 400 kilometers). The color at its center is likely to be the result of descending winds that cleared out upper-level clouds, revealing darker material below.

Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.

Anthony2019 said:
Nice afternoon out catching up with one of my best friends. Visited the designer outlet village, had a look around the shops, had noodles at Wagamama's, bought luxury Swiss chocolates from the Lindt store, and finished off with a latte! Was nice to see the decorations up!

Love the photos! Looks delightful and dreamy as far as Christmas activities. I would love to do something like that.

TheWhat? said:
An old phone wallpaper

Very true words! I don't have a dog but I know about their faithfulness.

Anthony2019 said:
Loaf of bread made by me today and baked in the air cooker!

yumm

GospelS · Nov 24, 2021

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Hello Valerina! Welcome to the Forum. You are beautiful. Be blessed!!!

valerina · Nov 24, 2021

sampa said:
Is that your pet?

Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.

Love the photos! Merry Christmas and dreaming. I would love to do something like that.

Very true words! I don't have a dog but I know about their faithfulness.

yumm

Yes sleeping now, had an active week ;p

valerina · Nov 24, 2021

GospelS said:
Hello Valerina! Welcome to the Forum. You are beautiful. Be blessed!!!

Thank you ! I try to look my best, very happy that you noticed ;p

sampa · Nov 24, 2021

valerina said:
Yes sleeping now, had an active week ;p

Aww, pets can be our best friend and the most comforting thing when we return home.

d taylor · Nov 25, 2021

Vulture's warming on a tin roof
on a cool fall southern morning

Anthony2019 · Nov 25, 2021

Coquet Island and lighthouse taken from the bedroom window at Alnmouth Friary where I stayed back in early 2019.....

Sif · Nov 26, 2021

Swirls of dust in the Flame Nebula (NGC 2024). A large star-forming region in the constellation Orion that lies about 1,400 light-years from Earth. (image from the Hubble telescope)

Anthony2019 · Nov 27, 2021

d taylor · Dec 3, 2021

My December Tomatoes,
do not have to worry about bugs.

sampa · Dec 4, 2021

d taylor said:
My December Tomatoes,
do not have to worry about bugs.

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December tomatoes!? I can't even imagine growing something like that here with snow on its way.

sampa · Dec 4, 2021

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Gorgeous photo! You have a great eye.

sampa · Dec 4, 2021

sampa · Dec 4, 2021

Sif said:
Swirls of dust in the Flame Nebula (NGC 2024). A large star-forming region in the constellation Orion that lies about 1,400 light-years from Earth. (image from the Hubble telescope)

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This is amazing! This is the kind of photo that you would find scrolling through apps looking for great looking for wallpaper on your phone. I love how you can explain the background of each of these photos.

sampa · Dec 5, 2021

Sif · Dec 5, 2021

Loki Patera, the largest volcanic depression on Jupiter's Galilean moon Io. It is a basalt lava lake (covered by a thin solidified crust) 202 kilometers (126 mi) in diameter. Image taken by the Galileo spacecraft.

sampa · Dec 5, 2021

Sif said:
Loki Patera, the largest volcanic depression on Jupiter's Galilean moon Io. It is a basalt lava lake (covered by a thin solidified crust) 202 kilometers (126 mi) in diameter. Image taken by the Galileo spacecraft.

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Very nice! And interesting. Thanks for sharing.

d taylor · Dec 5, 2021

sampa said:
December tomatoes!? I can't even imagine growing something like that here with snow on its way.

It has been basically the typical weather here cool into the 40's one or two light frost. But they are still surviving for now. They just do not get as much light now as in summer.

Sif · Dec 10, 2021

Earth from 1.5 million kilometers. The EPIC instrument on the DSCOVR spacecraft captured the eclipse's umbra, the dark, inner shadow near Antarctica. Shaped like a cone extending into space, it has a circular cross section most easily seen during an eclipse.

Sif · Dec 12, 2021

Mount Meeker (13,916 ft) as seen from the summit of Longs Peak (14,259 ft)

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