James Canvin
@nivnac.bsky.social
Former radio astronomer, current meteorologist and data scientist. Planetary image processing and rover hugger.
So that’s the previous journey from Katapola to Tinos the day before. That makes more sense, the track in my first post was off from the orientation of the ship in your picture.
September 19, 2025 at 7:09 AM
So that’s the previous journey from Katapola to Tinos the day before. That makes more sense, the track in my first post was off from the orientation of the ship in your picture.
Sea Cloud II passing the island of Rineia on a journey from Tinos to Milos.
September 19, 2025 at 6:20 AM
Sea Cloud II passing the island of Rineia on a journey from Tinos to Milos.
Managed to catch Comet ATLAS fortuitously through the only tiny gap in-between trees as seen from my balcony here in Melbourne. Pretty ancient Nikon D90, f/5 4”. 21:37 AEDT (58 mins past sunset) 6° above horizon, just about to enter cloud. #comet #cometc2024g3
January 20, 2025 at 11:40 AM
Managed to catch Comet ATLAS fortuitously through the only tiny gap in-between trees as seen from my balcony here in Melbourne. Pretty ancient Nikon D90, f/5 4”. 21:37 AEDT (58 mins past sunset) 6° above horizon, just about to enter cloud. #comet #cometc2024g3
Today I finally got to meet Glen Nagle in person after nearly 20 years of knowing each other online! He gave us an amazing tour of Canberra DSN complex. The amount of space history artefacts that Glen has been able to save, both in the visitor centre and in his archive is staggering.
January 14, 2025 at 6:22 AM
Today I finally got to meet Glen Nagle in person after nearly 20 years of knowing each other online! He gave us an amazing tour of Canberra DSN complex. The amount of space history artefacts that Glen has been able to save, both in the visitor centre and in his archive is staggering.