JUST IN🚨: August 12 is a Skywatcher’s dream.
Before sunrise, six planets line the morning sky. Later, an eclipse takes center stage. After dark, the Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak—with the New Moon providing exceptionally dark skies for viewing.
One extraordinary day. Multiple celestial events. One night you won’t want to miss.
The world of Halo is bigger and wider than you may realize, and we're talking Halo Legends and Lore all month long as part of #Halo25Together. Head over to Discord to kick things off by sharing your favorite Halo novel! 📖
📚https://t.co/HlJD5mQghM
Years later, we still remember where we were, who we played with, and how it felt. That's what makes Halo special.
It's our honor to share another chapter of Your Halo Story. #Halo25Together
📜 https://t.co/bicAA8CCy8
A Cosmic "Bat" Captured by Telescopes 🌌
Hidden in the constellation Ophiuchus, 1,400 light-years from Earth, lies the impressive dark nebula Barnard 72. Due to its distinctive shape, it has earned the nickname "The Bat."
This dense interstellar gas and cosmic dust completely block the light from background stars, creating a perfect silhouette against the backdrop of the Milky Way. 🦇
Save the dates for the Autumn Season in Pokémon GO! 🍂
In September, we will only get a Community Day Classic, which means a rerun of an old Community Day. There will be no regular Community Day that month.
#PokemonGO
Put August 12 in your phone now. Genuinely.
Before sunrise, six planets spread across the sky. Afternoon, the eclipse. After dark, the Perseids Meteor shower.
Four events on one day, NASA says, and the new moon that same date keeps the sky dark enough to actually see the meteors.
You don't need a telescope for most of it. A field, a coat, and twenty minutes for your eyes to adjust.
#MediaInvitation: Journalists are invited are invited to join online media briefings in English, French and German ahead of the launch of the Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) Imager weather satellite, MTG-I2.
📅 Apply by 17 August
🔗 https://t.co/RQy5Kq6Rgd