M37 // Seokhee Kim

"...mere smoke in the wind."

My OCs from Aeon Stife legends cycle. Captain Va’iri and her twin sister Va’ishe ke Auriga. Va’iri hatched strong and made it to her own ship and marriage to fleet admiral, while Va’ishe was blind and weak, but had strong psy powers which scared others of her tribe.

Dark Matter Map

late night job

Casey Courey-Pickering “Hero” — Capella de Aurigae  (aerosol and diamond dust on canvas, 2021) 

Rovaniemi, Finland 02/2023

Photo taken by @lapinpitu

(Auriga and Aurora borealis)

Cassiopeia (upside-down), half each of Perseus and Taurus/Auriga (featuring Mars), the back end of Cygnus, and a decent-ish zoom of the Pleiades. [These look best if you view them individually and with brightness turned up pretty far.]

(Moon pics later, once I've transferred them off the DSLR... aka some non-5am time)

Éste jueves tuve la oportunidad de participar en el evento "Cómics y Fanzines, Un acercamiento al espacio escolar" Me la pasé muy bien y siempre agradezco éstos espacios para conocer Autores de cómic y poder platicar de mi proyecto con nuevos lectores., ¡Muchas gracias al Profesor Aarón Pedraza por la invitación!

Venus so bright in our sky

View at EarthSky Community Photos. | Have you seen Venus in the east before sunrise? Wow! It's blazing out there! It's near its greatest brilliancy for this 2023 morning apparition. Cecille Kennedy captured this scene shortly before Thursday's dawn. Cecille wrote: “Venus is rising so bright over the hills on the far left. Surrounding Orion, left to right, are Gemini, Auriga and Taurus. Jupiter shines bright on the upper right and the Pleiades twinkle to its left.” Thank you, Cecille! Why is Venus so bright? For one, Venus is relatively nearby. And it’s also blanketed by highly reflective clouds. Read why Venus is bright.

The Kite Cluster, NGC 1664 // Philippe Barraud

gave Auriga a new haircut and a slightly different jacket :3 also wanted to do a little doodle of him in his old "Knight" garb back when he was still a part of Team Meteorrrr.

and dragging this wet cat through a desert. for pity reasons.

Chart of the Milky Way. The Intellectual observer. Vol. 12. 1868. Frontispiece Friday.

Let's buck this trend, Poozers! Ta' be communists we need a community!

Daily Constellations #2 "November" mini-zine

by Hannah Stokes