Photo of the day - July 2022

[fairyfae]

Isn't Tholing proper english? I'm not a native speaker, but I could swear I recognize it. Maybe without the “H”? Meaning “working hard” more than “enduring”

Isn't Tholing proper english? I'm not a native speaker, but I could swear I recognize it. Maybe without the “H”? Meaning “working hard” more than “enduring”

Intransitive, dated english:to suffer. transitive now northern england, ireland, scotland: to endure

 

[mollyc]

seven image panorama.

 

[fairyfae]

Intransitive, dated english:to suffer. transitive now northern england, ireland, scotland: to endure

p.s. English "toil" noun : long, strenuous labor. English adjective "toiling": doing arduous or unpleasant work. English intransitive verb "toil": to labor continuously or work strenuously.

 

[Allyance]

ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET!

On another forum for Honda VFR motorcycles, we have a saying we all abide by:

ATGATT

All The Gear All The Time

Even for a short ride to the store. I wear a full face helmet, jacket with elbow and spine protection, gloves and boots. I wouldn't be here today if I didn't.

 

[Apple fanboy]

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seven image panorama.

Beautiful.

 

[JamesMike]

Wizard Island, Crater Lake, Oregon. Mount Thielsen in background.

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Nikon D800, ISO 200, 1/20 sec, f/22, 40 mm

My favorite lake and offers free fishing!

 

[Apple fanboy]

 

[sparksd]

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seven image panorama.

Well done!!

 

[jazz1]

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seven image panorama.

Fantastic picture!!!

 

[Allyance]

I will probably get yelled at for doing this, but this image belongs to all of us. We paid $10 billion dollars for the camera that took this incredible picture, the Webb Space Telescope. This picture was just released 15 minutes ago.
It is the first time any human has seen this part of our universe. It took 13 billion years for the infrared light to reach the Webb. This is most historic the Picture of The Day:

More to come tomorrow morning at NASA.gov.

 

[sparksd]

I will probably get yelled at for doing this, but this image belongs to all of us. We paid $10 billion dollars for the camera that took this incredible picture, the Webb Space Telescope. This picture was just released 15 minutes ago.
It is the first time any human has seen this part of our universe. It took 18 billion years for the infrared light to reach the Webb. This is most historic the Picture of The Day:
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More to come tomorrow morning at NASA.gov.

I had just looked at this. WOW!

 

[dimme]

Lassen Volcanic National Park


Lassen-90-68.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr

 

[TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️]

I will probably get yelled at for doing this, but this image belongs to all of us. We paid $10 billion dollars for the camera that took this incredible picture, the Webb Space Telescope. This picture was just released 15 minutes ago.
It is the first time any human has seen this part of our universe. It took 18 billion years for the infrared light to reach the Webb. This is most historic the Picture of The Day:
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More to come tomorrow morning at NASA.gov.

Thank you for sharing this photo. Makes you wonder and realize that "We are not the only ones that exist in this universe".

 

[fauxtog]

Contre-jour

 

[Steven-iphone]

I will probably get yelled at for doing this, but this image belongs to all of us. We paid $10 billion dollars for the camera that took this incredible picture, the Webb Space Telescope. This picture was just released 15 minutes ago.
It is the first time any human has seen this part of our universe. It took 18 billion years for the infrared light to reach the Webb. This is most historic the Picture of The Day:
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More to come tomorrow morning at NASA.gov.

A lot can be done in 18 billion years.

 

[fairyfae]

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Is this a panorama, also?

 

[katbel]

I will probably get yelled at for doing this, but this image belongs to all of us. We paid $10 billion dollars for the camera that took this incredible picture, the Webb Space Telescope. This picture was just released 15 minutes ago.
It is the first time any human has seen this part of our universe. It took 18 billion years for the infrared light to reach the Webb. This is most historic the Picture of The Day:
View attachment 2028729

More to come tomorrow morning at NASA.gov.

I heard of it on the radio while driving and wanted to look for it: easy , thanks 🙂

 

[Allyance]

Thank you for sharing this photo. Makes you wonder and realize that "We are not the only ones that exist in this universe".

We always assume life on other planets would be more advanced than we are, just as likely other life forms could be just in their beginings.

 

[Jumpthesnark]

I will probably get yelled at for doing this, but this image belongs to all of us. We paid $10 billion dollars for the camera that took this incredible picture, the Webb Space Telescope. This picture was just released 15 minutes ago.
It is the first time any human has seen this part of our universe. It took 13 billion years for the infrared light to reach the Webb. This is most historic the Picture of The Day:
View attachment 2028729

More to come tomorrow morning at NASA.gov.

Thanks for posting this. It's really hard for me to get my head around.

 

[Apple fanboy]

Is this a panorama, also?

Yes. I only took my 50mm with me to save weight on the hike.

 

[fairyfae]

Yes. I only took my 50mm with me to save weight on the hike.

thank you : )

 

[Apple fanboy]

Thank you for sharing this photo. Makes you wonder and realize that "We are not the only ones that exist in this universe".

If they see what we broadcast, they’ll never visit.

 

[TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️]

✨ Every emotion is a call to action ✨

When you feel...

Angry: Hit the gym.
Uninspired: Take a shower.
Anxious: Take deep breaths.
Sad: Reflect on past victories.
Tired: Go to bed.
Doubtful: Remember why you started.

 

[stillcrazyman]

Just resting for a moment.

 

[tizeye]