@beatface How do yall have so much energy to yap about urselves tho n research things related to urselves. Seems like yall are just extremely self absorbed fr
@antitheistdad@F0URLlGHTS Why should u be given access to all the universe has to offer if u dont even appreciate what u have already been given. Isn't it a bit disrespectful to be like I dont believe in God bc I am ignorant of all he has created?? I think u have it backwards. Have faith first probably.
You're praying for more faith. Good! God is answering your prayer by being silent! Sounds to me like you don't have a clear idea of what faith is or what the presence of God "feels" like. Faith is believing what God said WITHOUT any proof at all. Having faith means trusting God at his word NOT your feelings or experience. He said he would do it, so believe him!
@jaybutray@Scottobix I have been blessed beyond belief recently and I wish everyone could experience it. But it took a long time in the dark and holding faith to finally start reaping the rewards. U cant just demand God to fix ur life, u put in the work while holding onto faith its a test man.
@jaybutray@Scottobix I am so thankful for the beauty n resources he provides everyday n I spent many years being ungrateful and demanding he prove himself. Once I became humble n thankful everything changed. He was there the whole time with me I was just too arrogant to realize.
@okamifan3000@gregsaysso Ur literally the most coddled generation to date, a little neglected sure but damn do yall sit around in ur heads all day crying n driving urself insane bc nobody actually gives a shit about u but maybe close family. That's life buddy wait until ur old. Grow tf up
@teachrobotslove Stay far away from internet women who make videos and post pictures of themselves and kids online. Atp most ppl who post content for attention and money, even the ones u agree with, are all just bs mind slop do not trust any of them.
A NEAR-TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE will light up the night sky this Friday!
While technically a partial eclipse, 96% of the moon will be covered by Earth's dark shadow, giving it that incredible, "Blood Moon" appearance. The entire event will be visible across the eastern half of the U.S., while the West Coast will catch the show right as the moon rises.
On THURSDAY night, August 27-28, a nearly-total lunar eclipse will occur, bathing the moon in a reddish-brown light.
This is due to a deep partial lunar eclipse. You won't need glasses or anything special – just clear skies and cooperative weather.
All of the eclipse will be visible in the eastern U.S.; in the West, the eclipse will be ongoing around moonrise.
Lunar eclipses occur when the Earth passes between the sun and the moon. That blocks most of the sunlight from reaching the moon. The moon instead becomes plunged in Earth's shadow – the "umbra."
But SOME light makes it through – that which skims around the edges of Earth and passes through our atmosphere at a steep angle. Because the sunlight has to pass through a long fetch of our atmosphere, shorter wavelengths of light get "scattered" away. Only the red/orange light gets through.
(It's also why sunrises and sunsets on Earth appear red... the sun is low to the horizon and the light passes through more of our atmosphere.
During a deep partial or lunar eclipse, you're seeing the light of all of Earth's simultaneous sunrises and sunsets projected onto the moon!
The timings we've listed may look different than those published by other outlets. Truth be told, most of the <80% partial phase of the eclipse will be unremarkable. (The moon won't look reddish until about 80-90 percent of it is immersed in the Earth's umbra). That's why we've outlined the window of 90% or greater coverage.
At peak, 96.2% of the moon will be in the Earth's shadow, which is enough to turn it red.
Lunar eclipses are far more commonly viewed than total solar eclipses. That's because the entire nighttime side of Earth can see them. (Total solar eclipses can be seen in only a tiny, narrow track that oftentimes is only a few dozen miles wide).
90% versus 100% also doesn't matter much for lunar eclipses like this one. For a solar eclipse, it's literally night and day.
Enjoy! Let us know if you get any good pictures.
HEADS UP! 🌖🔴 This week a LUNAR ECLIPSE will be visible across the United States Thursday evening into early Friday morning! 96% of the Moon’s visible disk will slip into Earth’s shadow. So close to totality that most of it will have a red tint while only a thin bright sliver remains.
Peak Viewing Times
Eastern: 12:13 AM (Friday)
Central: 11:13 PM (Thursday)
Mountain: 10:13 PM (Thursday)
Pacific: 9:13 PM (Thursday)
Only wild card of course will be your local weather, hope for the best! This should be one of the best lunar eclipses visible from the Unites States until the next total lunar eclipse in December 2028. Enjoy and get those cameras ready!
- Matt Devitt Weather
@KenziesPoolBoy Its good. My dad did the same n now I have a wonderful husband who is very gentle with me but hes not soft to anyone but me n my daughter. I thank God everyday for him n I thank my dad for showing me what a good man is so i could find one. My husband's parents are similar.