Tag: Birthday Star

Valentine’s Night Sights after the Full Snow Moon Moves on, Venus Gleams Brightest, and Algol Alternates!

February 9, 2025

Adrien Klamerius took this image of the Heart (upper left) and Soul (lower right) nebulas in Cassiopeia, also known as IC 1805 and IC 1848, respectively. The Double Cluster as at top centre. The area of sky covers about 10 degrees, or a fist diameter. NASA APOD for Sep 24, 2016. Hello, Lovers of the…
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The Goddess of Love Gleams in the West with Maximum Mercury, the Waning Moon Leaves Lovers’ Treats, and Pretty Planets Parade before Dawn!

February 9, 2020

This heart-shaped feature on Mars was imaged by the Mars Orbiter Camera in 1999. It measures 2.3 km across at its widest, and is located on the eastern flank of the Alba Patera volcano in northern Tharsis. The sunlight is illuminating the scene from the left. The feature is a pit formed by collapse within…
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