What a stunning sunset! 🌅 It's so funny to think you were enjoying this beautiful Thursday evening view while it was 2am and we were all fast asleep over here! 😂 Beautiful picture. #Sunset#FridayVibes
Can't quite believe my son has started his final year of school today! 🎒🎓 It’s been quite a journey, and while the future after school is still a bit of a blank canvas with his extra learning support hurdles, I couldn't be proudest of how far he has come. Here’s to his final year! 💙🌟
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@TheScribblerCMB She uses them so brilliantly! Catherine and Heathcliff act as two halves of the same wild soul, while the younger generation (Cathy and Hareton) act as their echoes who finally manage to balance that passion with civility. Such a masterpiece! 📖✨
Look up tonight. A deep partial lunar eclipse, often called a Blood Moon, unfolds overnight on August 27 and 28. It will be visible across much of North and South America, and in parts of Europe, Africa, and the Pacific.
At peak, about 93 percent of the Moon’s diameter sits inside Earth’s umbra, the dark core of the planet’s shadow. A thin sliver stays lit, so the eclipse does not become total.
In Eastern Time the penumbral phase begins around 9:23 p.m. on August 27. The obvious partial phase starts near 10:34 p.m., when the dark shadow begins to cross the lunar disk. Maximum eclipse is about 12:13 a.m. on August 28, which is 9:13 p.m. Pacific Time on the 27th. The partial phase ends near 1:52 a.m. EDT. The whole event finishes around 3:01 a.m. EDT.
From start to finish the eclipse lasts about five hours and 38 minutes. The clearly visible partial phase lasts about three hours and 18 minutes.
The shadowed Moon can look rusty orange or red. Sunlight that skims Earth’s edge passes through the atmosphere. Blue light scatters away. Red and orange light bend toward the Moon. That is the same reason sunrises and sunsets look red. The eclipsed Moon is lit by the combined glow of every sunrise and sunset around Earth at that moment.
A lunar eclipse is safe to watch with the naked eye. No special glasses are needed. Binoculars or a small telescope show more detail. If the Moon is rising or setting during the eclipse, choose an open spot with a clear view of the horizon.
That pun is an absolute classic! 😂 Definitely giving me a giggle, especially knowing I'm getting to catch up with my wonderful friend from Africa soon! 🌍✨ #DadJokes#Humor#Puns
It's 1913 and a sinister green comet is loaded with Martian cylinders and heading for Earth! Dive into The Martian Diaries, a thrilling 3-part sequel to The War of the Worlds in books & audiobooks w/music & sound effects. More at website - links in bio 👽📚🎧 #SciFi#Audiobooks
The best dark fantasy and science fiction books of 2026 so far - as recommended by readers at @Grimdark_Mag https://t.co/TLKIsoFzSW
If you’re looking for something new in dark fantasy, sci-fi, or horror reads, check out these reader recommendations.
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