Originally shared by Earth Island Institute
Ripple effect of dwindling #sardine populations may be felt by other #marine #species for years to come
Earth Island Institute Earth Island Journal

Originally shared by John Chumack
Comet Lovejoy Buzzes past the Pleiades M45!!!
The Bright Comet Lovejoy C/2104 Q2 was cruising past the Open Star Cluster M45 “Pleiades” aka “The Seven Sisters” Star Cluster!
What a wonderful view last night, the comet was amazingly bright in Binoculars! If you own Binoculars, get out and look at this bright comet!!!!
I watched & captured it on 01-15-2015 around 8:00pm from my observatories at JBSPO in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
I captured this image with my Canon 6D DSLR & 105 mm Lens, F5.0, ISO 800, on a CG-4 Tracking Mount.
14 x 180 second exposures stacked in Deep Sky Stacker.
42 minutes total.
Best Regards,
John Chumack
Originally shared by Kevin Kelly
I met Jason Silva because he quoted me. His 3-minute raps and rants and spoken word performances are so over-the-top and hyped on ideas that I find these poems level me up.
My advice, watch only one per day.
http://testtube.com/shotsofawe/humans-are-the-sex-organs-of-technology/
http://testtube.com/shotsofawe/drugs-as-tools-for-spirituality/
http://testtube.com/shotsofawe/fomo-the-fear-of-missing-out/

I saw Michel Petrucciani in concert at Yoshi’s, many years ago. It was an accident; I was there to see a guitarist who was top of the bill.
Jim Hall, I think.
By chance, again, we were wandering the Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris a couple of years ago, and I stumbled onto his grave. Youtube has some of his music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUxQLU_eqfU
People on the Paris Underground


Originally shared by UpUbuntu
Advanced Photo: Easily View, Resize, Flip and Rotate Photos Under Ubuntu/Linux Mint
Advanced Photo is a simple application that allows Ubuntu/Linux Mint users to easily view, rotate, flip and resize their pictures. The application is written in the C++ language and supports the drag and drop feature to quickly add your photos. In this tuto…

Originally shared by Kee Hinckley

I recently got a new telephoto lens that I have been dying to try on comet Lovejoy. The weather has not been cooperating. But last night I could make out Jupiter through the clouds, and got this shot. I like the tiny little moons…(you may need to embiggen the picture to see them).