Posted on Jan 2, 2025
APOD: 2025 January 2 - Solar Analemma 2024
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Good morning, Rallypoint, and welcome to the Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) for January 2, 2025.
Creating an analemma photograph takes an admirable level of dedication and a good sun filter. This example was produced throughout 2024 outside of Kayseri (perhaps better known as Caesarea), Turkey. Photos were taken every clear day at 1PM local time, with dormant volcano Mount Erciyes as a backdrop in the composite final result.
Creating an analemma photograph takes an admirable level of dedication and a good sun filter. This example was produced throughout 2024 outside of Kayseri (perhaps better known as Caesarea), Turkey. Photos were taken every clear day at 1PM local time, with dormant volcano Mount Erciyes as a backdrop in the composite final result.
APOD: 2025 January 2 - Solar Analemma 2024
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These Views Are Just Fascinating.
And There's No End To Them ~
Because Outer Space Is Unlimited.
Let That Sink Into Your Mind.
And There's No End To Them ~
Because Outer Space Is Unlimited.
Let That Sink Into Your Mind.
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Excellent compression of time revealing geometry....what a sweet composition!
Not quite the infinity sign...asymmetry....
Not quite the infinity sign...asymmetry....
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
LMAO ~~ Once Again I Had To Look It Up On Line,
But I Now Know What "asymmetry" Means. ~ Thanks ~
And Now I Be Smarder Now, cuz'; Eye Due No What it's.
But I Now Know What "asymmetry" Means. ~ Thanks ~
And Now I Be Smarder Now, cuz'; Eye Due No What it's.
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