Moon Phases Explained by moonconnection.com
This graphic is helpful but just a little bit misleading. Keep in mind that the moon is tidally locked with the Earth, meaning that one side of the moon always faces us. That’s why it looks so distinctively familiar all the time. In the above picture, it’s depicted that the sun always shines on the same side of the moon. False. The illuminated side of the moon is always changing as the moon rotates around us and one same side of the moon is always facing us. The phases of the moon are just further incredibly beautiful proof of orbit, that the moon is a hunk rock hurtling through space around another hunk of rock and together they’re hurtling around a mound of helium and hydrogen—our star, the Sun.
Exiting the airlock on EVA 2 in the daylight.
Exiting the airlock on EVA 2 in the daylight. The colors of the Earth just explode at you as you exit toward the planet. Notice what looks like scorch marks on the hatch thermal cover, the effect of vacuum and atomic oxygen on the threads and thread sealant used on the thermal cover. The ‘smell’ of space follows suit, I’ve heard it described like burnt cake or cookies, or like the smell of an extinguished match.
“ghostbusters” inspired technical poster created for gallery 1988’s upcoming 3G show. #fb
This is where we put all the vapors and entities and slimers that we trap. Quite simple really. Load a trap here, open, unlock the system. Insert the trap, release, close, lock the system. Set your entry grid, neutralize your field and… the light is green, the trap is clean! The ghost is incarcerated here in our custom-made storage facility.
