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The Rho Ophiuchi complex and surrounding region [OC][2048x1365]
What’s Up For August 2018?
The summer Perseids are here!
The Perseid meteor shower is the best of the year! It peaks on a Moonless summer night from 4 p.m. EST on August 12 until 4 a.m. EST on August 13.
Because the new Moon falls near the peak night, the days before and after the peak will also provide nice, dark skies. Your best window of observation is from a few hours after twilight until dawn, on the days surrounding the peak.
Unlike most meteor showers, which have a short peak of high meteor rates, the Perseids have a very broad peak, as Earth takes more than three weeks to plow through the wide trail of cometary dust from comet Swift-Tuttle.
The Perseids appear to radiate from the constellation Perseus, visible in the northern sky soon after sunset this time of year. Observers in mid-northern latitudes will have the best views.
You should be able to see some meteors from July 17 to August 24, with the rates increasing during the weeks before August 12 and decreasing after August 13.
Observers should be able to see between 60 and 70 per hour at the peak. Remember, you don’t have to look directly at the constellation to see them. You can look anywhere you want to-even directly overhead.
Meteor showers like the Perseids are caused by streams of meteoroids hitting Earth’s atmosphere. The particles were once part of their parent comet-or, in some cases, from an asteroid.
The parade of planets Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars–and the Milky Way continue to grace the evening sky, keeping you and the mosquitoes company while you hunt for meteors.
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9.7.18 // 6 Months of Bullet Journal Cover Pages!✨
It’s July, which means it is time to reflect on my #bulletjournal covers for the past 6 months! You can see how much I evolved when it comes to illustrating my bullet journal😊 I started off pretty minimal, just using my black brush pen from Kuretake Zig and some fineliners but by June, I was also not afraid to experiment with color! I thought this would be fun to post so that you guys can see that with practice you too can figure out the best system for your bullet journal!😉 I hope you enjoy this!💕 Follow me on Instagram @academic.eve
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i dont hate this meme anymore
“live fast, die young. bad girls do it well” I sing as I organize my sock drawer before going to bed at 9:30pm on a Friday night
Honestly Parks and Rec is such an icon it gave us not one but two new holidays it gave us the wonder that is Galentines Day and the beauty that is Treat Yo Self, like, god truly provides, bless us all
“Lemonade-ing by Titus”
“Higher” by Rihanna
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11.28.16: Biology review commences! So one of two classes I am taking next semester is Bioinformatics. I took three years of Bio in high school and some in college but since it’s been a while I thought I would do a thorough review before the semester starts. Though most concepts are familiar and feel like a refresher, some things feel like new information. It’s like if you learned to ride a bike as a child, you are now given a bike with extra settings on it.
My studyblr blog is up and running, guys! Grad school jitters are alive and well 🙃
The Princess Diaries (2001)
Classic.