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There are 12 new bunnies looking for homes in the shop. Each one is unique and incredibly huggable!
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A Great Grey Owl outstretches her wings wide to slow down. The background is snow covered. Her talons can be seen getting ready to grab the landing post.

The grace and ease with which a Great Grey Owl moves is a sight to behold. Here a Great Grey uses her wings to slow down as she approaches a post to land on. And check out those talons! #wildlife #birds #owls

Now more than ever, you don't have to be cutting and pasting batshit posts that you have seen over on That Other Site and also, for fuck's sake, get off That Other Site, again, now more than ever

WOOF indeed. 😬

Second bird muppet on my timeline today and it's a related bird.
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Picture taken right at sunset down a road leading to the river bank. On the other side of the river is the battleship NC floating memorial. Behind that is the setting sun exploring through a layer of clouds setting right along the horizon. Tall wall of a building is seen on the left.

(Wider view of the other picture) Picture taken right at sunset down a road leading to the river bank. On the other side of the river is the battleship NC floating memorial. Behind that is the setting sun exploring through a layer of clouds setting right along the horizon. Tall wall of a building is seen on the left.

Took theses pictures of the sunset yesterday downtown along the river with the battleship USS NC memorial in the foreground. Makes the old girl looking like she’s firing her guns. 🫡
#sunset #photography #NCwx #USSNC #Battleship

Still satellite imagery of a nor'easter. This image contains the GeoColor product from the GOES-19 weather satellite from the morning of 2026-02-23.

A stunning satellite shot of a powerful nor'easter.

A Moon shadow sliding across Antarctica. This play of light & darkness happened during the February 17 annular solar eclipse.

Great catch by the GEO-KOMPSAT 2A satellite, watching Earth in visible & infrared light. 🔭🧪

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TIMELINE CLEANSE!!!

Shorty is a good boy, and so is Bryan.

Nice parade of planets in the sky at sunset for the next few days or so. #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Preparing for the dawn patrol on March 3rd to view the lunar eclipse. Which be low in the west for me just like this.

Sky safari app screenshot of the night sky looking west on Monday feb 23rd at 6:10pm. The sun has just set and the planets Venus, Mercury, Saturn and Neptune are in close conjunction near the horizon.

Unfortunately we currently have total cloud cover on the NC coast through tonight. Tomorrow should be free of clouds so I’m hoping to get a picture down by the river with a clear view west at sunset.

This afternoon was the "Hands-On Activities" portion of the conference. I brought the supplies (150 laser-cut pieces of wood, 1000 yards of yarn, wood glue, and 50 binder clips) to make a giant cardioid and a giant nephroid. It was fun, and I think they turned out great.

Because of these discs I had to explain to my 14 year old the difference between dvd and Blue-Ray.

Why aren't they learning about this kind of stuff in school?

Night time picture of the setting crescent moon over a river on the foreground. The light of the moon and other lights on the far shore are reflected in the river.

Night time picture of the setting crescent moon over a river on the foreground. The light of the moon and other lights on the far shore are reflected in the river. It

My local maker space is locate a block from the Cape Fear River. Was just down there and captured these pics of the setting crescent moon over the river. The moon light and other lights reflecting in the river make for an interesting composition. #moon #Astrophotograpy #Astronomy

Yeah before I left twitter (X) I was defiently doing the chronological thing as the algorithm was getting so whacked.

That is a gorgeous picture sir.

Small-telescope photo: Three blue stars of Orion's belt, with the colorful swirl of the Great Nebula forming his sword

Orion's belt through hazy clouds. It was cold tonight but this was the closest to clear sky we've seen here in weeks, so dammit I went out. 🔭

Download full size image: www.flickr.com/photos/192271236@N03/54432455960/sizes/o/ (check license below) Credit: NASA/ESA/CSA/STScI/AndreaLuck CC BY NASA/ESA JWST Webb Space Telescope Target: Ring Nebula, NGC6720 Distance: 2,300 light-years Date: 2022-08-04 / 2022-08-08 Instruments: NIRCam, MIRI Filters: F770W, F560W, F335M, F300M, F212N, F162M Colours Assigned: B/W, Red, Orange, Green, Cyan, Blue PI: Michael Barlow PI Institution: University College London Proposal ID: 1558 www.stsci.edu/jwst/science-execution/program-information?... Product IDs: jw01558-o001_t001_miri_f770w jw01558-o001_t001_miri_f560w jw01558-o005_t001_nircam_clear-f335m jw01558-o005_t001_nircam_clear-f300m jw01558-o005_t001_nircam_clear-f212n jw01558-o005_t001_nircam_f150w2-f162m Image created using data processed from: mast.stsci.edu/ Credit: NASA/ESA/CSA/STScI/AndreaLuck CC BY Feel free to share, giving the appropriate credit and providing a link to the original media on Flickr: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Ring Nebula, NGC6720 - NASA/ESA JWST Space Telescope - From Andrea Luck (andrealuck.bsky.social) - https://flic.kr/p/2qW1yL1

OMG! "Jeus Christ, I'm 40 yrs old I can be dealing with this shit!" 🤣

The laughter! 🥹

"Today in Chemistry History" infographic marking Dmitri Mendeleev's birthday (8 Feb 1834). The graphic highlights the date of publication of Mendeleev's first periodic table (1869) and shows the elements that were known at that time and included in the table. It also shows the elements which had yet to be discovered which Mendeleev used his table to predict the properties of.

Dmitri Mendeleev was born #OTD (8 Feb) in 1834. He's known for recognising periodic patterns in the properties of elements, using these to predict the properties of undiscovered elements. And, of course, the periodic table! wp.me/p4aPLT-8UU

#ChemSky 🧪

Yeah, kinda of depends on how good your Pinter is at bridging.

I usually tend to go with less supports then the slicer defaults most of the time.

lol, I was like that’s some strange spaghettification before I realized that’s the actual print. 😆

It is possible you could get away with using less supports.

GM: Charisma check.

Mamdani: [rolls natural 20]

GM: that’s a d6 how did you

Mamdani: [direct to camera] Did you know you can check out board games at your local public library? 😊

Screenshot of a rentahuman.ai Comments field. Says "only verified users can comment. get verified"

Apparently their solution was to let only verified accounts comment.

My fave from the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year nominees: a small male broad-headed bark spider perched atop a large female, together looking like the face of some kind of forest creature. Photo by Artur Tomaszek. #SciArt #NaturePhotography #Pareidolia

Ugh..*POTUS*

Screenshot of a bounty from rentahuman.ai titled “Shoot Donald Trump”. Text below title says “My uncle from Israel would like this task to be done son”.

Oh my. 😲 #rentahuman #Trump

Hmmm. Seems they nuked most comments on bounties now.