Christian Psencik

Dad, Husband, Geek, amateur astronomer, Podcaster, Entrepreneur, knots and bullwhips

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@erfmufn Yeahhh I think you have identified the issue. lol! Also yay for being alive! Hope you are kicking that C!!

[Andrew McCarthy @AJamesMcCarthy]

A plea to restaurant/bar owners:

Treat the Artemis II launch like a sporting event. Put it on all your tvs. Let patrons celebrate the brave crew as they return to the moon for the first time in 54 years.

This is a shared human success and should be experienced as such.

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

Looking forward to doing some more astrophotography once these clouds move out.

[Andrew McCarthy @AJamesMcCarthy]

I’m extremely honored and humbled for the opportunity to cover the biggest spaceflight event since 1972.

Thanks to you, I’ll be watching humans return to the moon for the first time since Apollo 17 from the historic press site as part of NASA’s social event.

[Andrew McCarthy @AJamesMcCarthy]

“Actually I’m better than space because I have long whiskers and am fluffy and I purr real loud and space doesn’t catch flies or have zoomies at 3am and space doesn’t meow at the dog when the dog is clearly evil and—“

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@aiwithjainam Ai

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@wfaaweather My blackberries are loving all this sun after all that rain!

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@erfmufn Just stunning. I still love my Lunt 60 but man this make me want one of these instead. You make this look awesome. 😎

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@CIKman30257407 @AJamesMcCarthy That’s very cool

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@wfaaweather Heavy rain in Crowley/southFW. Lost power for a minute or so. Seems to be almost over now though

[R A W S A L E R T S @rawsalerts]

🚨#BREAKING: Thousands of witnesses across the Southwest are reporting a large meteor or a satellite breaking apart in the sky creating a spectacular display

📌#Unitedstates | #USA

Currently, thousands of people across the Southeast, particularly in Kansas, Arkansas, Tennessee, missouri and parts of Louisiana, are witnessing and reporting a large satellite or meteor burning up and dramatically breaking apart in the sky. This event has created a stunning display, with fragments scattering across the sky and leaving a bright, glowing trail of debris visible for miles. Witnesses have described vibrant colors flashing overhead, leading some to speculate that it could be a meteor or space debris, while others believe it might be a UFO. Some officials say it’s likely a large meteor but others are saying it might be a satellite breaking up in the Earth's atmosphere this is still developing

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@erfmufn @SkyWatcherUSA Why was it not @SkyWatcherUSA???

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@AJamesMcCarthy @ABC7 lol it’s a good way to show the current atmospheric turbulence if nothing else…

[Mark Tarello @mark_tarello]

PASS IT ON! Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS has an 80,000 year orbit & it's now approaching its closest pass to Earth. It will get higher in the early evening sky through October 21st. Look to the west sky with the naked eye after sunset during twilight. Courtesy: Sky & Telescope. #Comet

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

Moon tonight shot with my iPhone through the eyepiece of my Meade 10” SCT

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@FreightAlley read your article in Astronomy Magazine, congratulations on the acquisitions! There really is something special about the physical paper in my hands that lets me focus and also inspires me to pick it up throughout the month. Best of luck with the media powerhouse!

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@AstroBin_com Wow!! Excellent choice today!!!

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@tw__astro @SpaceX Wow that’s awesome! Congratulations!

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@AJamesMcCarthy How exciting! Can’t wait to see what you have been up to! Love your work

[Christian Psencik @ProlificSuccess]

@AstroBin_com Wow, great pick today.