Flash. No flash. Same scene. Ten seconds apart.
A White Christmas, a 1 in 3 probability here, now a 100 percent event.
Flash. No flash. Same scene. Ten seconds apart.
A White Christmas, a 1 in 3 probability here, now a 100 percent event.
International Space Station over Colorado:
Bright, big and tremendous summer-night view.
Watching and photographing do not go hand-in-hand. though.
Still, an interesting pic!
Jupiter, Venus and a crescent moon grouped together in the sky this week.
Jupiter has more than 60 moons. Here are some of them.
Source: @CatherineQ
Amazing ”Ring-around-the-moon” in Colorado right now.
Technically, it’s a 22-degree halo, formed as light refracts off of ice crystals.
It’s also a big hint of big, incoming storm. Up to 12 inches of snow could fall.
State prepares for travel troubles.
Mark your calendar: “Ring of Fire” possible in your state this year.
Solar Eclipse visible in larger part of the United States on Sunday, May 20, 2012.
Annular Eclipse: The Ring of Fire
Credit & Copyright: Dennis L. Mammana (TWAN)