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Day 215 of an Unknown Number
"Girl Pixelated"
Following an outdoors jazz concert at the LACMA, we came across this LED....art...wall thing. The five-year-old was fascinated by it, and even agreed to stand still as I took a single exposure. Our light was the wall, and the wall was the light. Thanks for stopping by!!
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As the full moon rises this Wednesday evening, June 18, many people will be tricked into thinking it's unusually large.
The moon illusion, as it's known, is a trick in our minds that makes the moon seem bigger when it's near the horizon. The effect is most pronounced at full moon. Many people swear it's real, suggesting that perhaps Earth's atmosphere magnifies the moon.
But it really is all in our minds. The moon is not bigger at the horizon than when overhead.
The illusion will be particularly noticeable at this "solstice moon," coming just two days before summer starts in the Northern Hemisphere. The reason, according to NASA, lies in lunar mechanics: The sun and full moon are like kids on a see-saw; when one is high, the other is low. This week's high solstice sun gives us a low, horizon-hugging moon and a strong, long-lasting version of the illusion.
If it's any consolation, space station astronauts report the same effect.
Here's how it works: Your mind believes things on the horizon are farther away than things overhead, because you are used to seeing clouds just a few miles above, but the clouds on the horizon can indeed be hundreds of miles away. So if we think something (such as the moon) is farther away, and it's not, then it seems larger.
If you remain doubtful, test the idea yourself. Go out at moonrise with a small object, perhaps a pencil eraser. Hold it at arm's length as the moon rises and compare the sizes of the moon and the eraser, then repeat the experiment an hour or two later when the moon is high in the sky. A rolled up tube of paper works well, too.
Moonrise times vary by location. On Wednesday, it will come up at these local times at these locations, according to NASA: New York City, 8:58 p.m.; Miami, 8:35 p.m.; Seattle, 9:51 p.m.
The moon rises about 50 minutes earlier Tuesday night, when the effect will also be noticeable because the moon will be nearly full. Oh, and that raises another fallacy: There's no such thing as a full moon.
Additional moonrise times for your location are available from the U.S. Naval Observatory Web site.
Robert Roy Britt
Senior Science Writer
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PORTLAND, Ore. (June 7, 2017) Portland Fire and Rescue boat David Campbell sprays red, white and blue colored water as U.S. Coast Guard ships transit the Willamette River for the start of Portland Rose Festival and Fleet Week, June 7. The festival and Portland Fleet Week are a celebration of the sea services with Sailors, Marines and Coast Guard members from the U.S. and Canada making the city a port of call.
(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Allen Michael McNair/Released)
Wynwood Walls, Miami, FL
Invited by The Hangar Gallery, I had the chance to participate in "Musing with Myra", an Arts Networking Event being held monthly @Wynwood Kitchen & Bar. Hosted and organized by Myra Wexler and featuring guest artists with the goal to create positive messages in the form of Street Art.
I always wanted to photograph these famous walls and this was a great chance, so I walked backwards a little bit to have a better perspective and to capture the aprox. 100 people being part of the event surrounded by the graffiti walls.
Hund #Dobermann bei einen #Ausflug im Odenwald höhe Lautertal #Reichenbach am Felsenmeer. Hinten können Sie die schöne #Landschaft des #Odenwaldes sehen. Das Lautertal mit seinen Attraktionen eignet sich gut für #Ausflüge in die schöne Natur des Odenwaldes. Das #Foto ist oberhalb des #Felsenmeer in Reichenbach entstanden. Jacob #dogoftheday #dog #Hund #Lieblingshund #Wachund #friendoftheday
Day 73 of an Undetermined Number
"Orange Gate"
It is not really a gate, and it is definitely not golden. Still......I like the ole bridge. It is estimated that there are approximately 600,000 rivets in each tower. I only counted 473,217. My wife grew impatient, so we left. As is typical, the day started out cold and cloudy, and by the time we made it to the other side, it was clear...and still pretty cold. These enormous contraptions still astonish me. I heard they designed it AND built it without computers. Does not sound very efficient to me. Regardless, still pretty impressive. Thanks for dropping in!
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Chadwick Arboretum and Learning Gardens
Arboretum North
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Columbus, Ohio
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PACIFIC OCEAN (April 1, 2017) Command Master Chief Wade Tandberg addresses the crew aboard the submarine tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40) after conducting the changing of the watch ceremony, April 1. Frank Cable, en route to Portland, Ore. for her dry-dock phase maintenance availability, conducts maintenance and supports submarines and surface vessels deployed to the Indo-Asia-Pacific region.
(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Allen Michael McNair/Released)
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Midnight, nobody on the street just me, Knowlton School of Architecture and my camera
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PORTLAND, Ore. (June 7, 2017) U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Alert (WMEC 630) passes through the Burnside Bridge on the Willamette River for the Portland Rose Festival and Fleet Week, June 7. The festival and Portland Fleet Week are a celebration of the sea services with Sailors, Marines and Coast Guard members from the U.S. and Canada making the city a port of call.
(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Allen Michael McNair/Released)
PORTLAND, Ore. (June 19, 2017) Workers from the Vigor Shipyard use a combination of sand and water to sand blast the hull of the submarine tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40), June 19. This process prepares the hull for steel inspection and smooths the surface for painting. Frank Cable is in Portland, Ore. for a planned Dry-Dock Phase Maintenance Availability.
(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Allen Michael McNair/Released)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (June 19, 2017) Workers from the Vigor Shipyard use a combination of sand and water to sand blast the hull of the submarine tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40). Frank Cable is in Portland, Ore., for a planned dry-dock phase maintenance availability.
(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Allen Michael McNair/Released)
View of the reptilian gargoyles perched on Orton Hall (guarding the Chimes).
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MAJURO, Republic of the Marshall Islands (March 12, 2017) Capt. Drew St. John, commanding officer of the submarine tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40) and Patrick Christian, Military Sealift Command officer in charge, coordinate the ship’s movements in the bridge, March 12. Frank Cable is in the Marshall Islands conducting training to develop and refine required tactics, techniques and procedures to support submarine expeditionary logistics in the 3rd Fleet area of operations.
(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Allen Michael McNair/Released)
That was a very dark night. The quiet University Hall few minutes before a loud storm.
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The setting sun kissing the sky with a purple-violet hue, after a heavy downpour, was a refreshing sight. (taken by iPhone, raw image)
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A bronze statue of Jesse Owens was unveiled during the 75th anniversary celebration commemorating his winning four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The statue stands at the southwest corner of the Jesse Owens stadium.
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OSU Women's Competitive Cheerleading Team, NCA College Nationals 2010, Daytona Beach, FL
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PORTLAND, Ore. (June 19, 2017) Workers from the Vigor Shipyard use a combination of sand and water to sand blast the hull of the submarine tender USS Frank Cable (AS 40), June 19. This process prepares the hull for steel inspection and smooths the surface for painting. Frank Cable is in Portland, Ore. for a planned Dry-Dock Phase Maintenance Availability.
(U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Allen Michael McNair/Released)