Stars
384 words by 7 writers in Nanjing, Mill Valley & elsewhere
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stars, sky
Surreal sky
by Laurian GridinocSan pedro de atacama — Amazing clarity of the atmosphere due to high altitude, dry air (the dryer desert in the world) and no light pollution. (I took that image with a Sony A7s) You can go here in the night (10pm – 1am) workshops that start at the Meteorite Museum; Atacama desert being a good place to find various meteorites, you will learn in the workshop how to identify them.
Active Writers
Faith Daugherty
Jonathon Reed
Laurian Gridinoc
Aaron Palabyab
So-Shan Au
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stars, Grandma, Love
"No one understands me," she said. Her grandmother was silent for a minute. It seemed she was searching for an answer in the star speckled sky. "But no one understands anyone in this world, darling. We are all unique. It is what gives us a sense of wonder."
by Faith DaughertyNew york — “No one understands me,” she said. Her grandmother was silent for a minute. It seemed she was searching for an answer in the star speckled sky. “But no one understands anyone in this world, darling. W...
stars
On this cold, clear January night, some trick of the atmosphere makes the distant city lights twinkle like stars.
by Aaron PalabyabMakati — Not a cloud in the sky, full moon directly overhead. It’s too bright in the city to see the stars, so this illusion will have to do. They blink too much, like they were anxiously aware of their own fa...
night, stars, Camping
Sleeping under the Milky Way
by Jonathon ReedKirkfield — We spread out the tarps to the light of the flashlights, zipped up our sleeping bags and lay back, our backs against the ground and our hearts reaching out to the stars. We saw four shooting stars, wa...
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stars, Grandma, Love
"No one understands me," she said. Her grandmother was silent for a minute. It seemed she was searching for an answer in the star speckled sky. "But no one understands anyone in this world, darling. We are all unique. It is what gives us a sense of wonder."
by Faith Daugherty in New York -
night, stars, Camping
Sleeping under the Milky Way
by Jonathon Reed in Kirkfield -
stars, sky
Surreal sky
by Laurian Gridinoc in San Pedro de Atacama -
stars
On this cold, clear January night, some trick of the atmosphere makes the distant city lights twinkle like stars.
by Aaron Palabyab in Makati -
astronomy, Travel, china
Chinese consellations
by So-Shan Au in Nanjing
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stars, Grandma, Love
"No one understands me," she said. Her grandmother was silent for a minute. It seemed she was searching for an answer in the star speckled sky. "But no one understands anyone in this world, darling. We are all unique. It is what gives us a sense of wonder."
in New York, United States -
night, stars, Camping
Sleeping under the Milky Way
in Kirkfield, Canada -
stars, sky
Surreal sky
in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile -
stars
On this cold, clear January night, some trick of the atmosphere makes the distant city lights twinkle like stars.
in Makati, Philippines -
astronomy, Travel, china
Chinese consellations
in Nanjing, China -
stars
Last night we drove north to Mount Tam, away from the city and above the fog. Then we looked up.
in Mill Valley, United States