What more can we say about Groundhog Day that we didn’t say in 2015?
Category: astronomy
Conspiracy Feory
A cabal of Jewish-Romany transgender Ivy League Old Etonian vegetarian red-haired left-handed pedophile elites is using the Pfizer-BionTech vaccine to mutate a liberal gene into our DNA, the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine to hasten dementia, and the Moderna vaccine to implant irritating needles that will email our locations to the KGB. The chief plotters – the Dalai Lama, Pope Francis, George Soros, Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter, and Abdullah Ocalan, joined by the up-tapped spirits of Mother Theresa, Nelson Mandela, and Martin Luther King – are meeting in a cave named Deep State on the far side of the Moon (Elon Musk is absent, on Mars) to devise unstoppable new variants of the virus, which is called Covid-19 because it is covert only to idiots and 19 is the 8th prime number, and the 8th president of Turkey was poisoned with DDT-laced lemonade, and it (the aforementioned virus) was first synthesized out of bat snot by a team of socialist witches, Chomskyite transformational grammarians, and Somali librarians in a Caltech-owned basement under the London School of Economics, so as to reap vast profits by later converting the machinery to produce vaccines and vodka. And if you think these pee-reviewed narratives are sick, you need PE, personal protective equipment (such as a bullet-proof vest and a bodyguard).
Tide of birds
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Back to the Earthrise Photo
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Mercury’s first evening act of 2021
Mercury will be farthest out in the evening sky on January 24 (or 23, by American clocks).
Twentieth day of a brightening year
It’s January 20, for America a Continue reading “Twentieth day of a brightening year”
Stripe Latin Delights
Do you recognize these bright stars that are looming into our evening sky?
Life and limericks must go on
Despite looming fascism, surging pandemic, Continue reading “Life and limericks must go on”
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A close grouping of three planets, in the evening sky, but very low to the horizon.
Crashing into the Last Quarter Moon
It’s still getting colder. Back on December 21 passed the winter solstice – accompanied, this year, by the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn – and then on December 31 the lamentable moment when once-Great Britain dropped out of a greater family, the European Union.