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a tree that is standing in the dirt with some lights on it's branches
Shooting stars
an image of the moon taken from space
Callisto, Jupiter's moon-Spectacular! According to NASA, it has the darkest surface of the four Galilean moons, but is twice as bright as our moon :) It is also the most heavily cratered object in the entire solar system!
a full moon with the words good night on it in front of a body of water
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Lunar reflection
the full moon is seen in the dark sky
Blood moon. The reason why the Moon takes on a reddish color during totality is a process called Rayleigh scattering. This is the phenomenon responsible for the sky to be blue and the sun to appear yellow.
two people standing on top of a hill in front of a full moon and stars
moon <3
an image of a quote from the book, i know nothing with any certainity but the sight of the stars makes me dream
“I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream.” ~ Vincent van Gogh
the moon is seen through clouds in this dark sky with orange and yellow light coming from it
Expression Venusia
.beautiful moon
the moon is seen through clouds in this dark sky with orange and yellow light coming from it
Expression Venusia
.beautiful moon
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an aurora bore is seen in the night sky
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a person's hand is reflected in the water on a white background with trees
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The mind’s subjugation of the body can be another ploy of the ego to keep us divided against the Self! Ego thrives on oppositions, so defeat of oppositions is the true letting go of ego.-David Richo, P.h.D (☆ By Antonio Mora ☆)