It's not just #FullDiskFriday, it's also the first day... of #AstronomicalSpring in the Northern Hemisphere! The #VernalEquinox occurred at 10:46 a.m. ET today. In this year-long timelapse from NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️, see how the sun’s angle has changed since last year’s equinox due to the Earth’s axial tilt. Happy #spring! 🌎🌸show more

🍂 It's the first full day of #autumn after... the #AutumnEquinox, and NOAA’s #GOESEast 🛰️ has been tracking the sun’s changing angle over the course of the past year due to Earth's 23.5° tilt. 🌎 As we welcome #AstronomicalFall in the Northern Hemisphere, learn more about the #equinox in today’s #SatelliteSnapshot: #Fall #FallEquinox #TimelapseTuesdayshow more

The #SummerSolstice will occur today at 4:51 p.m. ET... in the Northern Hemisphere! To celebrate the start of astronomical summer, take a look at how the angle of the sun changes from #solstice to #equinox and back again over the course of a year due to the Earth's 23.5° tilt.show more

Happy #SummerSolstice! Here's an animation of sunset everyday from... NOAA Satellites #GOESEast between the winter solstice and today. Watch the seasons change due to the tilt of the earth and note how the sun's reflection moves from the southern to northern hemisphere!show more

Let’s talk about the four Ages of Man: the... Golden Age, the Silver Age, the Bronze Age, and the Iron Age—or the four Yugas. They are essentially the four seasons of the Great Year, which lasts approximately 26,000 years. Just as there are four seasons in our regular year around the Sun, there are four long seasons: Spring (Golden/Satya), Summer (Silver/Treta), Autumn (Bronze/Dvapara), and Winter (Iron/Kali). According to my calculations and ancient texts, we are currently in the Iron Age—or Kali Yuga—which is associated with Winter. At present, during winter in the Northern Hemisphere, there are only about 8 hours of daylight—due to the tilt of Earth’s axis pointing away from the Sun at this time of year. While the tilt angle itself remains constant, the axial precession gradually shifts the orientation of this tilt relative to Earth’s orbit. Over thousands of years, this wobble causes the seasons to align differently with Earth’s position around the Sun. Eventually, this will result in more balanced solar exposure for the hemispheres over the course of the year—an event associated with the return of Spring, or the Golden Age. This is a deep rabbit hole with profound consequences for life and the survival of the species on Earth. (1/10)🧵show more

Scrapped sliding mechanic proof of concept (early) since idk... how to get the angle of the terrain, it's done by raycasting, so it's pretty buggy. i also did not see much value in implementing this.show more

"Aurora borealis at this time of year... at this... time of day in this part of the country... localized entirely within your kitchen?" "Yes." "May I see it?" "No." "Seymour! The house is on fire!" "No, Mother. It's just the northern lights." #nothernlights #Auroraborealisshow more

It's snowing in the Adirondacks of New York State.... October 31st, 2025, first flakes of the year. This was NOT in the forecast! You love to see it!show more

It's not Joke, I was there from 1am to... 4am at Tankbund today. It's not even the secretariat, it's just the area that is giving them vibe ig. Social media has only 10-20 but in real, there are 100s of vehicles playing Dekhlenge.show more

Happy Galentine’s Day to our sisters 💐 We’re still... not over this moment when last year’s #NAACPImageAwards Entertainer of the Year, Keke Palmer, linked up with the Southern songstress, Ciara, on the BET Awards carpet. See more of your favorite duos at the NAACP Image Awards, February 28 at 8p ET!show more

The four seasons of Earth change because of its... axial tilt. When the North Pole is oriented away from the Sun, it is winter in the Northern Hemisphere, and when it is oriented towards the Sun, it is summer. Just as there are four seasons in one year, there are four long seasons in the Great Year, which lasts approximately 26,000 years. These four long seasons are known as the Four Ages of Man (in Ancient Greece) or the Four Yugas (in Hinduism), and this is the secret behind the lost antediluvian civilizations and the lost civilization of Atlantis. Deep rabbit hole thread that should change your perception of reality! (1/13)🧵show more

Wilfred Frost: "The state pension costs £125bn per year.... It's 46% [chuckle] of the overall welfare budget. All these forecasts show how much its ballooning in the years ahead & ballooned in the last couple of years. Do you have to look at the state pension?"show more

I watched the first Sonic movie in a flight... and it was in a different aspect ratio to fit the small screen In the original you're not meant to see his mouth at the end so it looks like he's mad but here it's clear it hasn't changed since the trailershow more

How happy would I be if XRP reached the... Golden ratio of 1.618 at $26.6 on 2026.06.? Rossvandermeer 's Last farewell was also on 2020.02.06. 126=Overnight. 1(0).26.2018(Ethiopian) ♾️07.03.2026(Gregorian) It's the day before the 250th anniversary of America's Independence Day. Back to the Future(1985) The date in 1985's Back to the Future is also 10.26.show more

Just switching to a new work phone and found... this very short video I'd recorded walking around on the final day outside WHL in 2017 within the site of the new stadium. Mad how much has changed since, but on the grass - Bilbao and Amsterdam aside - it's been such a downward curve.show more

I just noticed that Andy Pages has a new... "best catch of the year" according to catch probability, and it's a great example of how watching the advanced stats can tell you things you won't get from watching on TV. This was the last play of the game last Wednesday. Bogaerts hit the ball 102.3 MPH at a 15° launch angle, and Pages covered 45 feet in 2.9 seconds and did it so efficiently he didn't even have to leave his feet. Statcast has it at just a 5% catch probability.show more

>Footage of the iron dome firing at a Hezbollah... drone after an IAF Apache failed to intercept. >Maariv: The North is Burning: Since the morning, many alarms have been sounding due to Hezbollah's rocket and drone firing at IDF forces in the field and northern communities. An IDF source said that this is the "heaviest day of fighting since the ceasefire." >Channel 12: 10 drones have been detected in recent hours. >Channel 13: Israel has failed to confront the drones and find a comprehensive solution for them. It's impossible to cover all of southern Lebanon with nets to protect the soldiers, and Hezbollah is aware of this.show more

🩶| Folklore, her indie-folk album, winner of Album of... the Year at the Grammys, the best-selling album of 2020 in the US, and named one of the greatest albums of all time by Rolling Stone! Today is the last day, don't forget to vote if it's your favorite.show more