I can't remember when it was my star-gazing switch got flipped. But I love looking at stars. I have never been disappointed by a single meteorite, never had a >meh< experience with a lunar eclipse, have never failed to wonder at the glory of the heavens in their nocturnal splendor.
"The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork." Psalms 19:1
There are few more delightful memories in my adult life than the night my daughter saw the moonbow in the sky after a ride home from Baltimore.
If anyone else is interested, I am planning on going to watch this. Someday I hope to take an astronomy vacation.
In the meantime I will be watching all the meteor showers I can get.
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It's good to be thankful for both light and night.
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