Hatter Gone Mad+FollowLong before telescopes and textbooks, Indigenous knowledge mapped the sky with precision, story, and meaning. This star map is science carried through culture and memory. Each mark reflects generations who studied the heavens not as distant objects, but as relatives guiding life on Earth. Knowledge does not vanish when ignored. It waits to be seen again. 🌌✨ #Facebook #facebookrepost #NightSky #Stargazing 90Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowYou Won’t Believe What’s in the Night SkyDid you know you can catch 12 jaw-dropping cosmic events without a telescope? From the wild colors of the Northern and Southern Lights to epic meteor showers and even planets lining up for a selfie, the universe is basically throwing a party above our heads. Next time you’re bored, grab a blanket, head outside, and see if you can spot the Milky Way or a surprise Iridium flare. Stargazing just got way more interesting! #Science #NightSky #Stargazing21Share
Steven Arnold+FollowLast night, I had a magical moment where I thought I was witnessing the Northern Lights.🌌 Last night, I had a magical moment where I thought I was witnessing the Northern Lights. I couldn't help but share a photo I took just before. I had heard that there was a possibility of seeing the Aurora Borealis due to recent geomagnetic storms in California. So, when I saw the sky turn a beautiful shade of pink during my evening stroll, I thought I had hit the jackpot! 💫 🏟️ However, upon closer inspection, I realized that the changing colors were actually caused by the lights of Levi's Stadium reflecting off the clouds. It may not have been the Aurora, but it was still a peaceful and soothing experience wandering through the quiet neighborhood with my tripod late at night, admiring the ever-changing clouds. 🌈 In moments like these, nature has a way of surprising us and reminding us of its beauty. 🌌✨ Hashtags: #cloudcanvas #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #LevisStadium #California #NightSky #MagicalMoment #Nature'sBeauty #Clouds164763Share