Hello there bloggies! Happy March to you all! Can you actually believe that it’s march already? In a few weeks we will completed one quarter of this year! I know that no one reading this wanted to hear that, but oh well.
Despite the facts there’s still so much going on this was a better month and I actually got some posts out. I know – pull out the shocked faces!
Fist off Jupiter and Venus we looking very close in the sky towards the end of February, their closest was on March the first – however the inevitable pre-scheduled cloud buggered that up. However one evening the Moon lined up with them as well.
I also kicked off a couple of new things… First was something on Life the Universe and Everything. Our look on this and how we might get by a little better among the chaos.
I’m not saying I’m proud about these… just necessary.
The other thing that’s been going on is the northern lights that have been visible from the UK in the last week or so. Last week I wasn’t able to go out and see them becasue of a stinking cold – this week there might be another chance… guess what though – yup the bloody weather!
I hope you’re all keeping good!
How about you guys? How are we all doing out there? How’s life treating you?
I love skylines, so often a lens doesn’t do them justice but sometimes a wide lens and a moody sky can make a beautiful picture. I wish I could mount some of these at times…Enjoy the views!
I’m sorry, it’s me – I can’t help it. I’ve tried to keep the insanity from the door of this corner of the web but I can’t do it any longer. The world in which we live is wonderful, beautiful and terrible thing and yet there’s few – well quite a lot of people actually…
I can’t talk obviously about the rest of the world, but here in the UK Spring has been a bit of a washout but there have been a few times where the Sun and been able to shine onto the beauty of the Spring and I’ve been able to capture a flavour of it.I hope…
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My name is Simon I'm an engineer, creator, free thinker and occasionally writer. For far too long I had ideas and nowhere to put them for the world to see, that's why Planet Simon was created.
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20 thoughts on “Blog Orbit – March 2023”
isn’t it so annoying when you want to watch an astral phenomenon and the clouds just foil your plans?
Beautiful astrophotography, Simon! The northern lights have also been visible from parts of Vancouver Island lately but I have yet to catch a glimpse. I hope the weather is clear and you get a chance to witness them- I would love to see photos!
I hope you get to see the lights, I saw on the news that on a flight from England to Iceland the captain changed the flight so the passengers could see them
isn’t it so annoying when you want to watch an astral phenomenon and the clouds just foil your plans?
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Yup, it’s like clockwork here in the UK
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ah you mean stellar going ons … nothing like Holi or Women’s day? love your pics Si!
I’ve just driven through Parkes again today, where our big dish is that caught the first lunar landing!
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I wish it was stellar goings on…
Ah cool, I love these radio dishes. They’re immense.
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for sure, awesome what they can do!
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It really is, it’s like a doorway to the cosmos we can’t see.
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yes one difficult for me to grasp yet you are right into it 🙂
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🙂
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Beautiful astrophotography, Simon! The northern lights have also been visible from parts of Vancouver Island lately but I have yet to catch a glimpse. I hope the weather is clear and you get a chance to witness them- I would love to see photos!
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I’ve not seen the lights yet. Don’t worry if I catch them I’ll make sure I show you. Keep your eyes peeled too 🙂
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I hope you get to see the lights, I saw on the news that on a flight from England to Iceland the captain changed the flight so the passengers could see them
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I saw that sorry too, that was a nice touch.
I haven’t seen them…
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Gorgeous photos, Simon!
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Thank you so much Michele. How’s life? I hope you’re well 🙂
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You are welcome. Life is life. 😁 I am doing fine, thank you. And you?
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I’m getting there, been rough lately.
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Sorry to read things have been rough for you. Hope they keep looking up.
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I hope so too and they will I’m sure.
Happy Friyay!
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Happy Friday!
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🙂
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