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Happy solstice

December 21, 2010 by Adrian J Ivakhiv

What was the Earth protecting the moon from last night anyway?

Ah, the solstice sun… First time in 456 years, apparently.

Happy Solstice. More here.

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  1. on December 21, 2010 at 1:13 pm Tim Morton

    Happy solstice mate. That moon is a “blood moon” isn’t it–the kind of one that in the Middle Ages they thought was a sign of imminent apocalypse…amazing. I saw the glow but not the moon, because of the clouds–obscured here in Davis, CA. But it happened at about 11.40pm and I was still up…


  2. on December 21, 2010 at 1:46 pm Adrian

    Lucky you. I saw it in my dreams only (I think).

    Intrigued about the date, I just looked up what happened in 1544: Mongols burned Peking, Turks invaded Hungary (again), rats arrived in North America, Portuguese arrived in Taiwan.

    1545: battles (English and French, English and Scots, Georgians and Turks), hunger in China.

    1546: battles, Spaniards conquering the Yucatan, births, deaths.

    The usual things, all fit for a blood moon.


  3. on December 25, 2010 at 2:20 pm Gary Bolton

    Beautiful pictures thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas!!

    gary



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