🌞 Wednesday 23 September is the autumn equinox, occurring at 01:05 BST.
It's the moment when the Sun crosses the equator heading south, marking the start of astronomical autumn in the Northern Hemisphere.
The Sun's position in our sky is constantly changing throughout the year. In summer it climbs high overhead, bringing long days and stronger sunshine. By winter, its path across the sky is much lower, leading to shorter days and weaker sunshine.
This video shows how the Sun's path changes through the seasons, all thanks to Earth's 23.44° tilt. ☀️🌍
The older I get, the more I enjoy days with no big plans. A slow morning, some music, a walk and time to myself can make me happier than a packed day ever did.
Maturity is when you stop asking people why they don't call or text you anymore.
You just notice the change and accept it, no drama, no fights. You just walk away with a smile.