Karen James - Sky Guide Academy of Professional Astrology

04/06/2025

Stars that endlessly circle the North or South pole are termed Circumpolar Stars ... they don't set. They stay above the horizon for the full 24 hours.

"Have you heard of stars? The closer you are to either of Earth’s poles, the more circumpolar you see. Circumpolar stars neither rise nor set but stay above the at all hours of the day, every day of the year. Even when you can’t see them - when the sun is out and it’s daytime - these stars are up there. They are circling endlessly around the sky’s north or south . 🌌🌎

Read more about circumpolar stars:
https://earthsky.org/.../circumpolar-stars-dont-rise-or-set/
📸 Amrinderjit Singh."

Have you heard of stars? The closer you are to either of Earth’s poles, the more circumpolar you see. Circumpolar stars neither rise nor set but stay above the at all hours of the day, every day of the year. Even when you can’t see them - when the sun is out and it’s daytime - these stars are up there. They are circling endlessly around the sky’s north or south . 🌌🌎

Read more about circumpolar stars:
https://earthsky.org/tonight/circumpolar-stars-dont-rise-or-set/

📸 Amrinderjit Singh.

03/06/2025

This view is extraordinary.
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured the clearest image of Neptune’s rings in over 30 years, offering a fresh perspective of this distant ice giant.
Neptune’s 164-year orbit means its northern pole, visible at the top of the image, is currently just out of view for astronomers. However, Webb’s images suggest an intriguing brightness in that region. The southern pole’s vortex, previously known, is clearly visible in the Webb data, but for the first time, Webb has uncovered a continuous band of high-latitude clouds surrounding it.
Webb’s Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam) images objects in the near-infrared range from 0.6 to 5 microns, which is why Neptune doesn’t appear blue in this view. Methane gas on the planet strongly absorbs red and infrared light, making Neptune appear quite dark at these wavelengths, except where high-altitude clouds reflect sunlight before methane absorbs it.

This view is extraordinary.

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured the clearest image of Neptune’s rings in over 30 years, offering a fresh perspective of this distant ice giant.

Neptune’s 164-year orbit means its northern pole, visible at the top of the image, is currently just out of view for astronomers. However, Webb’s images suggest an intriguing brightness in that region. The southern pole’s vortex, previously known, is clearly visible in the Webb data, but for the first time, Webb has uncovered a continuous band of high-latitude clouds surrounding it.

Webb’s Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam) images objects in the near-infrared range from 0.6 to 5 microns, which is why Neptune doesn’t appear blue in this view. Methane gas on the planet strongly absorbs red and infrared light, making Neptune appear quite dark at these wavelengths, except where high-altitude clouds reflect sunlight before methane absorbs it.

26/05/2025

Some light relief for the balsamic moon courtesy of the 6th house ...

01/05/2025

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21/03/2025

Flooding in KwaZulu Natal province in South Africa ... wild weather indeed!

21/03/2025

A Spring Tornado cluster on the East Coast of the USA! My thoughts go out to all in the path of this storm.

A outbreak is imminant! I have tons of former viewers, friends, people I consider family and actual family, in the path of this rare storm path. If you have my number please check in to tell me you're okay. Otherwise my sincere prayers go out to everyone in the entire ! I am thinking of you all day.

14/03/2025

busy making final adjustments to my Weather Astrology talk on 22 March 2025 at 2pm

there are 19 other amazing talks on offer on 22 March and 23 March in celebration of World Astrology Day on 20 March.

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