I love pictures of Earth from space, especially if there's a moon involved.
This image of the celestial siblings was captured by the Galileo probe in 1998.
Image credit: NASA/JPL/USGS
I am a native in this world And think in it as a native thinks
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- Views at the glacier
- Athabasca Glacier
- Columbia Icefield
- More pine beetle damage
- Postcard shot
- Astronomy Tuesday
- And the end of the canyon
- And still more Maligne Canyon
- Still more Maligne Canyon
- More Maligne Canyon
- Maligne Canyon
- Sunday bird blogging
- There are always some people who are apparently im...
- Wildflowers and lichens
- Top of the mountain
- The tram
- Two more views
- Jasper
- Continental Divide
- Blondes have more fun
- Wildlife
- Still more cool cool water
- More cool cool water
- Cool cool water
- Urban poetry
- Glacial green
- Regrowth
- Into the Rockies
- Two waterfalls
- Bighorns
- The Thompson River
- Following two rivers
- The Rocky Mountaineer
- Not quite Astronomy Tuesday
- A few comments about hotels
- Sunday bird blogging
- O Canada
- Saturday reflections
- Old and new
- Urban poetry
- Public art
- I'll look for you if I'm ever back this way
- Walkways
- The road to Calgary
- Leaving Lake Louise
- Chateau Lake Louise
- And the view from our picnic spot
- Sunday bird blogging
- And today's wildlife selection
- Saturday reflections
- Maligne Lake
- Critter alert
- Think I'll go out to Alberta....
- Day 2 on the Rocky Mountaineer
- Riding the Rocky Mountaineer
- Last look at Vancouver
- Gray Sunday in Vancouver
- Parliament
- Ready for their closeups
- The colors of Burchart Gardens
- Butchart Gardens
- Sunday bird blogging
- The Victoria news
- View from the bluffs
- Saturday reflections
- More urban poetry
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