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America didn't invade Ukraine, did it?

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They have aligned! Cancel the GOR and get Sankey on the phone!

Seconded, the moon passed very close to a couple of planets last week. Mars, Jupiter, and Venus, iirc.

Image compression ruins the quality.

I am here in Europe, today was cloudy but yesterday I saw it clearly. The lower one is Venus. Pulsing light is probably due to the our atmosphere but I'm not an expert. They are very beautiful though.

just out of picture, a naked man on pcp wrestling a dead gator in a dress

What a coincidence, that was the exact situation I looked at them.

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I am not 100% sure, but I think he means the color distortion on the edges. I've heard it being called Chromatic Aberration

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My hand shakes too much. I just got this though Venus and Jupiter

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How come the lower looking planet looks like it's pulsing light?

I'm looking at them right now in Canada. How come the lower one looks like it's pulsing light? Not sure which is which.

Tis' round as always, thanks for the daily check 👍

I'm looking at them right now as my dog takes a shit in the backyard.

I’m surprised no one noticed or has said that this launched on 23 February, advanced from a delay to March.

The announcement was made on Tuesday (launched Thursday) or three days, suggesting last minute and minimum time to launch, in advance of 24 February.

Which means the checks and precautions that delayed MS-23 probably weren’t done, and the accelerated timeline was from upper most echelons of the Kremlin. Perhaps as a distraction (that clearly no one picked up on).

Maybe it matters for the next six months on orbit (if the same problem occurs), maybe it doesn’t.

That’s a larger gamble than ensuring it won’t be a third strike against Roscosmos.