Look Up

 Northern Lights

International Observe the Moon Night

 

Survival of the Quickest Learner

Leaving the latest horror/disaster film* yesterday a little off-kilter as the great horror films will leave a person, I wondered.

Why are the streets empty? (Montana.)

 

How many people in WalMart would survive an alien invasion? (6 to 5 and pick 'em.)

 

How fast does a person have to be to adapt to quickly changing survival strategies?

 

I was right with the folks in the film staring into the sky – wonder what that is?**

 

I once lived in a city that had a train wreck caused toxic chemical spill and I briefly thought, ‘wonder what that looks like’ before deciding to stay home.

 

And what is the deal with cats in horror movies?

 

Seriously, people, let the monster have the cat.

 

Run.

 

Don’t look back.

 

Photo by Tran Mau Tri Tam on Unsplash
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 *A Quiet Place. Day One

 

**and we all are right now waiting for the T Coronae Borealis nova to happen!

 

There's Something Between Us and the Sun

 

Just Last Night

Northern Lights

 

Almost

Eclipse day. 

Montana was to get 30% coverage and we  a l m o s t  did until we got 100% cloud cover.

Night Sky March 2024

 Me and the SeeStar out at night.

Look Up

 The movement that looks like heat waves is the atmosphere between us. And so very cool.

Sun

Moon

 

Eclipse 2023

Nikon D7200 300mm lens, 1.7 extender.

 

And it begins.

Then, for a minute, clouds!

A tree kept getting in the way. You wouldn't expect that of a tree.

Through the lens.

As much as we got in York, Montana.