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Clear Skies (as in, no smoke) – August 2nd, 2021

On the same day I took my recent Saturn and Jupiter images, approximately 18 hours afterward, I went for an evening stroll.

Weather has been steadily cooling but still very pleasant, pleasant enough to continuing biking on my local trails.

Greetings. It’s been a while since I posted, so wanted to do a “check in” post.

I biked four times this past week. There was a very noticeable uptick in path traffic, a combination of the nice weather and being a Sunday.

A small break from the comet and stars and planets.

The picture may fool a bit, as this scene of a descending Sun overshadowed by incoming Western clouds gives no indication of how hot the day was.

My favorite part of his autobiography has nothing to do with America or any of the latter events of the late 18th century.

As an undergraduate studying computer engineering 24 years ago, I read a book that molded my perspective on science, scientists, and politics.

Don’t buy the marketing tagline: TRoS is not the end of the Skywalker saga. The true end of the saga, Return of the Jedi, was released in 1983.

You can see how the lamp design does very little to restrict the light towards its intended targets.