Tuesday, February 24, 2009
iPhoto Project!
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
NASA
Serene skyviews were enjoyed across planet Earth earlier this week with a young crescent Moon low in the western sky just after sunset. Recorded on June 7, this colorful example includes a quiet beach in the foreground with the city lights of Lisbon, Portugal, and the Sintra Mountains along the horizon. Posing between cloud banks, the Moon's slender, sunlit arc represents only about 1 percent of the full lunar disc. The rest of the Moon's nearside is faintly visible though, illuminated by Earthshine. Awaxing crescent Moon creates a lovely western sky. This beautiful picture was taken on my birthday, June 7th, 2008, in Lisbon Portugal. It was impossible deciding which picture to choose, but this one was my favorite in the end. I picked it because of the shore and all the city lights, my dream city you could say. Without a doubt I will live somewhere like this place when I'm older, watch me. Bonnell, Jerry. Astronomy Picture of the Day. Ed. Robert Nemiroff. Michigan Tech. U. 18 Feb. 2009