The Algonquian are credited with calling this moon, or tibik-kėzis, the Worm Moon. Tonight we were dazzled by the Worm Moon Super Moon, aka the Worm Super Moon.
Even the shots when neighbor doggie with cataracts was getting tangled up in the tripod, which are not very focused, are captivating.
Collective Evolution just posted a piece titled The Moon May Not Be What We Think It Is. We humans still have many questions about the moon and this touches on a few of them. Is the moon hollow? How was it formed? Is it nearer than we think it is? Could astronauts really have survived the Van Allen Belt to get there?
Ultimately, all roads lead to intelligent design. What is on or in or isn’t in the moon remains to be seen.
©2020 H. Hiatt/wildninjablog.com. All articles/posts on this blog are copyrighted original material that may not be reproduced in part or whole in any electronic or printed medium without prior permission from H. Hiatt/wildninjablog.com.
Truth, Justice, and All-American Allergen-Free Apple Pie 