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Вращение Земли, снятое с расстояния 1,5 млн км 🔭 Анимация составлена из снимков спутника DSCOVR. Поскольку он находится в точке Лагранжа L1, он всегда видит сторону Земли, полностью освещенную Солнцем. Кадры свежие — от 16 июля. 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/kosmos_novosti_nauka/33617

Движение Земли за Луной, снятое космическим кораблем "Орион" 🛰 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/kosmos_novosti_nauka/33616

Фотография Солнца с проходящим впереди А320 ☀️ 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/poisworldnature/13

Сатурн 🪐 Его кольца снова хорошо видны с Земли, а сама планета находится более чем в 1,4 миллиарда километров от нас. 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/poisworldnature/12

Фотография Солнца с проходящим впереди А320 ☀️ 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/kosmos_novosti_nauka/33615

«Союз МС-29» на подлёте к станции: взгляд с МКС 🛰 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/kosmos_novosti_nauka/33611

Крушение «летающей тарелки» в Юте — это была капсула NASA Genesis 🛸 В 2004 капсула вернулась после сбора частиц солнечного ветра и из‑за нераскрывшегося парашюта врезалась в пустыню на скорости свыше 300 км/ч. Несмотря на удар, часть образцов уцелела. Анализ уточнил состав Солнца и различия элементов в Солнечной системе, подсказав, как она формировалась. 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/kosmos_novosti_nauka/33610

Марсианский "цветок", обнаруженный Curiosity в феврале 2022 года 🌸 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/kosmos_novosti_nauka/33609

Сатурн 🪐 Его кольца снова хорошо видны с Земли, а сама планета находится более чем в 1,4 миллиарда километров от нас. 😂Подписаться на Naked Space — from https://t.me/kosmos_novosti_nauka/33608

🌊 Mad Robinson — from https://t.me/poisworldnature/11

🚩 Коралловые аллеи, побережье острова Окинава, Япония 🇯🇵 — from https://t.me/poisworldnature/10 #sea

Картофельный фугу🐠 Вид ядовитых рыб семейства иглобрюхих (Tetraodontidae) рода Takifugu (также называемых рыба фугу), содержащих яд тетродотоксин. В Японии является деликатесом, но при неправильном приготовлении её яд может убить. Микроскоп #sea — from https://t.me/poisworldnature/9

Детеныши орхидейного богомола. Их окрас может меняться в зависимости от цветка, на котором они живут, но основной их цвет - белый. Микроскоп — from https://t.me/poisworldnature/6

Новорождённые крохи ежа🦔 Микроскоп — from https://t.me/poisworldnature/3

🔭 Flying Saucer Crash Lands in Utah Desert Image Credit: USAF 388th Range Sqd., Genesis Mission , NASA A flying saucer from outer space crash-landed in the Utah desert after being tracked by radar and chased by helicopters. The year was 2004, and no space aliens were involved. The saucer, pictured here, was the Genesis sample return capsule, part of a human-made robot Genesis spaceship launched in 2001 by NASA itself to study the Sun. The unexpectedly hard landing at over 300 kilometers per hour occurred because the parachutes did not open as planned. The Genesis mission had been orbiting the Sun collecting solar wind particles that are usually deflected away by Earth's magnetic field . Despite the crash landing, many return samples remained in good enough condition to analyze. Genesis -related discoveries included new details about the composition of the Sun and how the abundance of some types of elements differ across the Solar System . These results have provided intriguing clues into details of how the Sun and planets formed billions of years ago. ▶ Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5q60jDs2Jg https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260719.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 19)

Schwimmen Isarnixen, Sommerfest #sommerfest #isarnixen #amalia

🔭 Shadow and Rainbow Image Credit: //creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.en">License : Dave Loschiavo At sunset, an alignment of rainbow and mountain shadow was captured in this remarkable snapshot. The stunning view was recorded from a fire lookout on Smith Peak in the Plumas National Forest near Portola, California on July 13. Still, near sunset it's no accident that the majestic mountain shadow seems to point to the center of the graceful rainbow arc . Due to perspective and the long line of sight the mountain shadow naturally forms a tapering triangular shape, its apex positioned at the point opposite the Sun on the horizon. Following thunderstorms across the region, the rainbow arcs across the early evening sky, with its colorful and characteristic 42 degree arc formed as sunlight is refracted and reflected by the atmospheric water droplets. The geometric center of a rainbow arc lies at the antisolar point. And in this scene from the golden hour on planet Earth , that's also oposite the setting Sun along the distant horizon. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260718.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 18)

Konzert Dilly Dance

🔭 The Dust Trail of Comet Tempel 2 Image Credit: Dan Bartlett Comet 10P/Tempel 2 orbits the Sun once every 5.4 years. Currently visible in binoculars or small telescopes toward the constellation Capricornus, the periodic comet is captured in this sharp telescopic image from July 11 sporting a bright nuclear region and pretty greenish coma. Remarkably, a thin dust trail , not a typical dust tail, is also seen extending both east and west of the Tempel 2 nucleus. Unlike a comet dust tail , which tends to temporarily fan out in a direction away from the Sun, this dust trail is due to the residual dust shed during many past orbits along this ancient periodic comet's orbital plane. In fact, Tempel 2's dust trail may get a little narrower and brighter from our perspective as Earth crosses through the comet's orbital plane on July 20. Comet 10P/Tempel 2 will reach a perihelion on August 2, and make its closest approach to Earth on August 3. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260717.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 17)

🔭 NGC 300: A Cosmic Gemstone with Stars and Gas Clouds Image Credit: Team Ciel Austral Text: Cecilia Chirenti ( NASA GSFC , UMCP , CRESST II ) This sparkling, colorful gemstone is a spiral galaxy, NGC 300 . It is one of the closest spiral galaxies to Earth, only about 6 million light-years away. But does it really look like this ? Here is a more standard portrait of it. This unusual image combines the light from the stars and dust within the galaxy with the light from ionized clouds of interstellar gas shown in red (Sulphur), green (Hydrogen) and blue (Oxygen). Combining red and green light in different proportions makes yellow or orange light, most visible in the image. Light from other ionized gases is also at work in neon signs, fluorescent tubes and street lights. These massive clouds of ionized gas are typically created by young, massive stars that produce high-energy ultraviolet radiation capable of ionizing the gas. Massive stars are short-lived , compared with lighter stars like our sun, and explode as supernovas at the end of their lives. Some of the colorful clouds in the image could be hiding supernova remnants . https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260716.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 16)

ИИ хотя бы читает документацию

🔭 Red Sprites in the Tatacoa Desert Image Credit: Mario Vargas Text: Keighley Rockcliffe ( NASA GSFC , UMBC CSST , CRESST II ) Is there an angry Sith using force lightning in the Tatacoa Desert ? This is not science fiction, but a red sprite with multiple streamers ! Ordinary lightning occurs when thundercloud particles collide, lose their electrons, and build up negative charge at the cloud bottom. The cloud’s negative charge repels negative charge deeper into the Earth, leaving Earth’s surface positively charged. The opposite charges attract , reaching towards each other and superheating the air into a white strike of plasma . Red sprites are millisecond events triggered by positive cloud-to-ground lightning. They extend up into the mesosphere where the air is too thin for thunder . Their red glow comes from heated molecular nitrogen . There are several potential causes for red sprites, including that the preceding positive lightning exposes the negatively charged cloud core to the positively charged upper atmosphere, allowing those charges to connect. NASA’s Juno has observed sprites on Jupiter , indicating that sprites occur on other planets! ▶ Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xRBEN2IzPo https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260715.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 15)

Вот этот зелёный виджет который показывает лукбук и пояс сверху на карте слева он может быть разного цвета в зависимости от того какой группе он принадлежит например Friends могут его читать или Family или он Public вот пускай будет паблик зелёный а все остальные там другого цвета цвет наверное пусть будет какой-то по умолчанию а также его можно будет выбирать для групп

🔭 Double Lobed Asteroid Torifune Image Credit: JAXA , U. of Tokyo , Chiba Tech , Tokyo U. of Science , AIST , Paris Obs. , IAC Why is this asteroid a double? Earlier this month the Japan ese robotic spacecraft Hayabusa2 shot past asteroid 98943 Torifune and captured pictures . Although previous observations from distant Earth indicated that Torifune was oblong, Hayabusa2 found that Torifune actually has two joined lobes. With a length of about four soccer field s, this space rock frequently comes near the Earth as it orbits the Sun , although it is not a threat. Besides the two lobes, Torifune shows many large boulders , but, surprisingly, no obvious craters , likely because its surface is a pile of rubble . Like asteroid Arrokoth , it appears that each lobe formed separately before colliding and becoming stuck together . Hayabusa2 famously encountered asteroid Ryugu in 2018, and now heads for an encounter in 2031 with 1998 KY26 , a smaller asteroid that rotates unusually fast and might have reservoirs of ice. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260714.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 14)

🔭 Auroras from Space Image Credit: ESA , NASA , ISS Expedition 74 ; Capture: Sophie Adenot ; Music: Circle of Light ( Patrick Hawes & Grace Davidson ) What do auroras look like from above? Behold! From the ground, auroras dance high above clouds , frequently causing spectacular displays . From space, they look a bit different. As the International Space Station (ISS) circles the Earth every 90 minutes, it sometimes sees auroras below that are active on the night side. A one-hour time-lapse video showing auroras from above was captured about two weeks ago from the orbiting ISS. The ISS -- and all objects in low Earth orbit -- will pass well above green auroras but just a bit above red glowing auroras . The auroras' electron and proton streams are too thin to be a danger to the ISS, just as clouds pose little danger to airplanes . From orbit, as magnetic fields change, auroras can appear to squiggle and crawl like giant snakes . The featured one-minute video was captured by French astronaut Sophie Adenot of the ISS Expedition 74 crew. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260713.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 13)

Festival Open Air 2026

Event Schwimmen

Geige Konzert Amalia #amalia #geige #konzert

Very nice here very nice place in Munich

Такие вот повести однозначно дают намного больше понимания о жизни, смерти и мира с точки зрения биологии, эволюции и тд. много чего обьясняют. #markov Тет несколько подкастов, можно все послушать однозначно.

Детям интересна ЖД! Но не очень долго)

То что надо бороды. Что думаете?

#salto #amalia

Донки хот #readbook

Умные часо и гаджеты ингушка конечно но моет быть всеравно полеза. #health @smartgadgets

🔭 Galaxy NGC 474: Shells and Star Streams Image Credit: //creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.en">License : CFHT , Coelum , MegaCam , J.-C. Cuillandre ( CFHT ) & G. A. Anselmi ( Coelum ) What's happening to galaxy NGC 474 ? The multiple layers of emission appear strangely complex given the relatively featureless appearance of the elliptical galaxy in less deep images. The cause of the shells is a topic of research, but they are possibly tidal tail s related to debris left over from absorbing numerous small galaxies in the past billion years. Alternatively, the shells may be like ripples in a pond, where the ongoing collision with the spiral galaxy just to the right of NGC 474 is causing density waves to ripple through the galactic giant. Regardless of the actual cause, the featured image dramatically highlights the increasing evidence that the halos of some elliptical galaxies are surprisingly complicated. Similarly, the halo of our own Milky Way Galaxy is one example of such unexpected intricacies . NGC 474 spans about 250,000 light years and lies about 100 million light years distant toward the constellation of the Fish ( Pisces ). https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260712.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 12)

Amalia salto

Moon from window

У гардона свое интересное мнение на все происходящее, прогматичный взгляд

Luna on sky

🔭 Messier 24: Sagittarius Star Cloud Image Credit: Chuck Ayoub Unlike most entries in Charles Messier's famous catalog of deep sky objects, M24 is not a bright galaxy, star cluster, or nebula. It's a gap in nearby, obscuring interstellar dust clouds that allows a view of the distant stars in the Sagittarius spiral arm of our Milky Way galaxy. Direct your gaze through this gap with binoculars or a small telescope and you are looking through a window over 300 light-years wide at stars some 10,000 light-years or more from Earth. Sometimes called the Small Sagittarius Star Cloud , M24's luminous stars stretch across this gorgeous interstellar scene. Spanning over four full moons on the sky toward the constellation Sagittarius, the telescopic field of view includes dark markings B92 and B93 near the center of M24, along with other clouds of dust and glowing nebulae toward the center of the Milky Way. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260711.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 11)

🔭 Western Moon, Eastern Sea Image Credit: Guy Bardon The Mare Orientale , Latin for Eastern Sea, is one of the most striking large scale lunar features. The youngest of the large lunar impact basins it's very difficult to see from an earthbound perspective . Still, captured on July 7 during a period of favorable tilt, or libration of the lunar nearside, the Eastern Sea can be found at the upper right in this sharp telescopic view. In the image, the large lunar mare is extremely foreshortened and stretches along the Moon's western edge. Formed by the impact of an asteroid over 3 billion years ago and nearly 1000 kilometers across, the impact basin's concentric circular features are ripples in the lunar crust. But they are a little easier to spot in more direct images of the region taken from lunar orbit . So why is the Eastern Sea at the Moon's western edge? The Mare Orientale lunar feature was named before 1961. That's when the convention labeling east and west on lunar maps was reversed. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260710.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 10)

🔭 The Red Glow of the Cosmic Bat Nebula Image Credit: Humbert Cédric Text: Keighley Rockcliffe ( NASA GSFC , UMBC CSST , CRESST II ) This Cosmic Bat wishes you a happy Summerween ! This mid-year celebration of Halloween transcends hemispheres, even though summer in the Northern hemisphere is winter in the South. Contrary to its eery aura, the Cosmic Bat Nebula ( LDN 43), not to be confused with the Bat Nebula (NGC 6995), is a vibrant birthplace for stars . A bit of young starlight peeks through the dense clouds of gas and dust that make up the Cosmic Bat’s 12 lightyear wingspan. The ultraviolet light from the young stars energizes the nebula’s hydrogen gas, causing it to glow an ominous red . The jet of glowing hydrogen gas emerging from the bat’s head hints at the star formation hidden within. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260709.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 09)

🔭 Swift Boost Mission Image Credit: Katalyst Space Text: Cecilia Chirenti ( NASA GSFC , UMCP , CRESST II ) Sometimes we can all use a little help from a friend . NASA 's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory needs a boost to stay in orbit after almost 22 years of service. This video shows an artist's visualization of the Swift Boost Mission : The Katalyst 's LINK spacecraft was launched aboard a Northrop Grumman Pegasus XL rocket on July 3 and it is now en route to rendezvous with Swift and boost it to a higher orbit over the course of the next several months . This type of maneuver has never been attempted before . If successful, it will be the technology demonstration of a new key capability to extended the lifetime of spacecraft in low Earth orbit, whose orbits decay over time . Swift has an array of instruments that observe the most energetic explosions in the Universe in gamma-rays, X-rays and ultraviolet, and the unique ability to repoint in their direction within tens of seconds . Astronomers around the world, and indeed all fans of cosmic explosions, are anxiously hoping for a successful mission! https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260708.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 08)

Смешной Депутат Журавлев https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=084zYTUPCxM Интервью Адвокату Миронову

Elternbeirstsitzung

🔭 NGC 6188: Dragons of Ara Image Credit: Rod Prazeres Where can you find dragons fighting in the night sky? In the southern constellation of the Altar: Ara . The dragons are, of course, actually made of suggestively shaped gas and dust. The celestial home of the mythological battling beasts is cataloged as NGC 6188 and located about 4,000 light year s away near the edge of a large molecular cloud . Massive, young stars of the embedded Ara OB1 association were formed there only a few million years ago, sculpting the dark shapes and powering the nebular glow with stellar winds and intense ultraviolet radiation. Joining NGC 6188 on this cosmic canvas, visible toward the lower right, is unusual emission nebula NGC 6164 , also created by one of the region's massive stars . This impressively wide field picture , captured from Queensland , Australia , spans over 2 degrees (four full Moon s). https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260707.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 07)

Moon over Munich

🔭 Dueling Bands over the Atacama Desert Image Credit: Julien Looten What are these two bands in the sky? The more commonly seen band is on the left and is the central band of our Milky Way galaxy . Our Sun orbits in the disk of this spiral galaxy so that from inside, it appears as a band of comparable brightness all the way around the sky . The less commonly seen band, on the right, is zodiacal light -- sunlight reflected from dust orbiting the Sun in our Solar System . Zodiacal light is brightest near the Sun and so is best seen just before sunrise or just after sunset. On some evenings, this ribbon of zodiacal light can appear quite prominent . It was discovered only in this century that zodiacal dust was mostly expelled by comets that have passed near Jupiter . The featured image was captured about a year ago from the Atacama Desert in Chile . https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260706.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 July 06)

🔭 Milky Way Urban Style Image Credit: Shingoo Lee In a cosmic vista you can never see, the Milky Way arcs through the night above Seoul, South Korea. Remarkably, this urban night skyscape reveals our galaxy's faintly luminous central region and dark obscuring dust clouds in spite of the brilliant city lights . To overcome the extreme light pollution of the metropolitan area and record faint cosmic details, an infrared filter was used to capture the night scene in a single exposure. While the filter transmits predominately infrared light, it still passes some visible light to give the scene a natural appearance. The view is from Seoul's Ttukseom Hangang Park, with the Han River and a well lit railway bridge across the foreground. The 123 story Lotte World Tower looms in the distance, the tallest building in South Korea. https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260626.html (Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2026 June 26)