Anna Ebdon

TV/Creative. Mum to netball, handball & NFL Flag playing daughter and three ungrateful cats. Ealing resident. Insta @handsandheartsco

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE London is Grey and Gold 🩶💛

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Such ballers 🏀

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

Exciting times! Molly off to World Flag Championships in July 🏈🇺🇸

[EalingFieldsPE @EalingFieldsPE]

Was great to tell this team today that they will be travelling to USA in July, to compete at the world NFL Flag Championships 🏈🏈 Well deserved! #Roadtoworlds #playingtothegoldstandard

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Winners are grinners! Great work to all the teams, and of course to the coaches 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Congratulations team 🎉🙌🏼

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE @EFPTSA Great result!

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@RhinosNetballSL Wishing Jas a speedy recovery 🤞🏻🤞🏻

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Woohoo! Fantastic news, congratulations to the whole team 🥳🥳

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

January 3 is an extraordinary day.

Three major celestial events reach their peak at once: a Supermoon, Earth’s perihelion, and the Quadrantids meteor shower. Each is impressive on its own. Together, they’re a powerful reminder that we’re passengers on a moving world, traveling through a beautifully precise solar system.

First, the Supermoon. The Moon reaches perigee—its closest point to Earth—at the same time it becomes full. This Wolf Moon will appear unusually large and bright, up to 14% bigger and 30% brighter than a full Moon at its farthest distance. Its intense glow sharpens shadows and floods the night sky with light.

Next, Earth itself reaches perihelion, its closest point to the Sun for the entire year. At about 91.4 million miles (147 million kilometers) away, we’re roughly 3 million miles closer to the Sun than we are in July. At this point in its orbit, Earth is moving at its fastest—nearly 67,000 miles per hour (107,000 kilometers per hour). Despite winter in the Northern Hemisphere, this moment highlights an important truth: seasons are shaped by Earth’s tilt, not its distance from the Sun.

Finally, the Quadrantids meteor shower peaks. Caused by debris from asteroid 2003 EH1, the Quadrantids are famous for their brief but intense displays—and for producing the occasional brilliant meteor. The Supermoon’s brightness will drown out many faint meteors, but a few bright streaks may still cut through the glare.

Take a moment to notice it all today. These alignments are fleeting, and they remind us just how dynamic our place in space truly is.

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE They are amazing 🤩 xx

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Legends! Congratulations to all involved 🥳

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Those tracksuits are elite 👌🏻 Good luck Team GB for the matches today @NFLFLAG @NFLUKIRE 🇬🇧🏈

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Looking sharp team 👌🏻 Cheering you all on from the UK 📣

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@Phoebe_Schecter @Pulse_Netball @NetballSL It was such an exciting match! Hope you enjoyed your first netball game. Funmi for the new GB Safety 🤔🏈🇬🇧

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE @JudyMurray Wow! @JudyMurray is such an ICON for females in sport. What an incredible opportunity for the girls 🎾

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@AyeshaMayy 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 ➡️ The Copperbox 🥳

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Awesome effort from all the girls, and the entire Team Ealing 🥳🥳🥳

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@NFLUKIRE @EalingFieldsPE 👀🏈🏆👌🏻

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@EalingFieldsPE Two big tickets, two big trophies, 3 big role models - thank you to the amazing teachers who have supported the teams leading up to this, and on the trip to Leeds, forever legends, and we are forever grateful 🙌🏻🙌🏻 (plus Coach DL 🙌🏻) xx

[Anna Ebdon @ladyebdon]

@LEPS_PE @NFLFLAG @NFLUKIRE @little_ealing @FeatherstoneSSP What a team, what a coach, what a deserved win! Congratulations to all involved for the reward for all your hard work 🇬🇧🏈🏆