make sure you’re gazing to the west east at sunset tonight so you can see the biggest moon in almost 30 years (aka super perigee)
Super Moon Tonight!!!
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UPDATE: Come on @Twitter, Did it really have to come to this?
I’m not even sure what I did wrong, except that time I mass unfollowed hundreds of people using Twitter Karma. But that was way back in December and I totally didn’t know it was against the rules. And I’ve been a totally cool ever since, adding value (my version of it, anyway) and not ‘aggressively’ following or unfollowing. So come on, guys, help a brother out, put my shit back on search. 
UPDATE: I got an email from Twitter today, just three days after MAILING them to tell them I was banned from search, and I am back in the game. Psyched! (should’ve done it months ago but I have a serious aversion to USPS)
PLANET HUNTER
This view of ESO’s La Silla Observatory, in Santiago, Chilie, reveals the splendour of the night sky and shows several of the domed telescopes located at the site. The glowing band of the plane of the Milky Way Galaxy slants through the sky from the upper left to the lower middle, where the Danish 1.54-metre telescope looms in the foreground. The ghostly, bluish objects above the telescope’s dome are two galaxies belonging to the Milky Way’s close neighbourhood and known as the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds.
Imagining EARTH With SATURN RINGS to AVA MARIA
It would make people feel more connected I think; cohesive.
