This is not Europe. This is Missouri.
The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis, built in 1914. It has over 41 million mosaic pieces. Some of the most wondrous churches ever built are in the United States.
BOOM! Triple M-class solar flares (1.7, 1.9, 1.0) in ~10 hours from sunspot 5413. This is the sort of activity that often proceeds a much stronger X-class solar flare! The superior conjunction of Mercury is soon to occur coincident with the partial lunar eclipse on the 27th...
There are plasma entities in the upper atmosphere exhibiting lifelike behaviour.
NASA knows this, and has studied it.
The Russians know this, and have studied it.
A fourth domain of life?
“If you asked me how many times you came into my mind, I would say once. Because you came and never left.”
- Mahmoud Darwish
Frederic, Lord Leighton (1830–1896), painted The Painter’s Honeymoon around 1864. The intimate scene depicts a young artist at work as his wife leans affectionately against him, their hands gently intertwined.
After disappearing from public view following 1878, the painting remained largely forgotten until it resurfaced at a London auction in 1981. It highlights Leighton’s exceptional ability to capture the textures of fabric, especially the shimmering folds of the woman’s satin dress.
Today, The Painter’s Honeymoon is part of the collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.