PULL · 20 OCT 2003 This was
This was
your sky.
Neptune and Triton from Palomar
NASA APOD · D. Banfield,
P. D. Nicholson, &
B. J. Conrath
(Cornell),
Palomar Obs.,
JPL,
NASA
COSMIC MESSAGE
Neptune, the outermost gas giant, is known for its dynamic weather. This false-color image from Palomar Observatory reveals a new storm, dubbed Annabelle, several times larger than terrestrial hurricanes. Observing these storms helps us understand global weather patterns, both on Neptune and Earth.
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© COPYRIGHTED D. Banfield,
P. D. Nicholson, &
B. J. Conrath
(Cornell),
Palomar Obs.,
JPL,
NASA · D. Banfield,
P. D. Nicholson, &
B. J. Conrath
(Cornell),
Palomar Obs.,
JPL,
NASA · used by permission via NASA APOD · not for redistribution.
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2003-10-20 · ♎
SKYBORN
Neptune and Triton from Palomar
NASA APOD · D. Banfield,
P. D. Nicholson, &
B. J. Conrath
(Cornell),
Palomar Obs.,
JPL,
NASA
BORN 8287 days ago
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ZODIAC CONTEXT
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LIBRA
In tropical astrology, 20 OCT 2003 falls under Libra (♎). The sign's window runs from 09-23 through 10-22. Libra is the only zodiac constellation named for an inanimate object, the scales of judgment. The Sun was crossing this region of the sky on 20 OCT 2003.
THE ALMANAC FOR 20 OCT 2003
DAY
Monday
MOON
Waning crescent, 28% lit
POSITION
Day 293 of 365
METEOR SHOWER
Orionid shower, peaks tomorrow
SAME DAY, OTHER YEARS