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National Geographic Photo of the Day: November 13th of 2016

November 13, 2016

Inner Circle

Your Shot photographer Ammar Alamir captured this image of pilgrims circling the Kaaba, the cube-shaped shrine at the center of the Grand Mosque in Mecca and considered by Muslims to be the holiest place on Earth. Alamir, a director with a Saudi Arabian television station, made the photo from his perch in the camera box overlooking the site.

Photograph By Ammar alamir, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: November 13th of 2016

Super Moon vs. Micro Moon
Image Credit & Copyright: Catalin Paduraru Explanation: What is so super about tomorrow's supermoon? Tomorrow, a full moon will occur that appears slightly larger and brighter than usual. The reason is that the Moon's fully illuminated phase occurs within a short time from perigee - when the Moon is its closest to the Earth in its elliptical orbit. Although the precise conditions that define a supermoon vary, tomorrow's supermoon will undoubtedly qualify because it will be the closest, largest, and brightest full moon in over 65 years. One reason supermoons are popular is because they are so easy to see -- just go outside and sunset and watch an impressive full moon rise! Since perigee actually occurs tomorrow morning, tonight's full moon, visible starting at sunset, should also be impressive. Pictured here, a supermoon from 2012 is compared to a micromoon -- when a full Moon occurs near the furthest part of the Moon's orbit -- so that it appears smaller and dimmer than usual. Given many definitions, at least one supermoon occurs each year, with another one coming next month (moon-th). However, a full moon will not come this close to Earth again until 2034.

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: November 12th of 2016

November 12, 2016
Water Trails

Birds take flight from Kenya’s Lake Bogoria, drawing dotted lines on the water’s surface as they ascend. The alkaline lake is notable for being a popular feeding spot for many bird species that feed on the lake’s rich supply of algae, especially the flamingos, which flock there by the tens of thousands.
Photograph By Yu huiping, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: November 12th of 2016

NGC 891 vs Abell 347
Image Credit & Copyright: Juan Lozano de Haro Explanation: Galaxies abound in this well-chosen field of view that spans about 1 degree on the sky toward the northern constellation Andromeda. At top right is large spiral galaxy NGC 891, 100 thousand light-years across and seen almost exactly edge-on. About 30 million light-years distant, NGC 891 looks a lot like our own Milky Way with a flattened, thin, galactic disk. Its disk and central bulge are cut along the middle by dark, obscuring dust clouds. Scattered toward the lower left, and beyond a foreground of Milky Way stars, are members of galaxy cluster Abell 347. Nearly 240 million light-years away, Abell 347 shows off its own large galaxies in the sharp telescopic image. They are similar to NGC 891 in physical size but located almost 8 times farther away, so Abell 347 galaxies have roughly one eighth the apparent size of NGC 891.

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: November 10th of 2016

Sun and Sand"In the sand dunes south of Merzouga, a village in southern Morocco, Your Shot photographer Moussa Idrissi came upon a “hypnotic moment”—a meeting with a nomad guiding his caravan of camels as the sun dipped below the horizon. Finding himself “with … good company,” Idrissi writes that he could not miss the opportunity to capture all of these elements.
Photograph By Moussa Idrissi, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: November 10th of 2016

Great Rift Near the Center of the Milky Way
Image Credit & Copyright: Rogelio Bernal Andreo (Deep Sky Colors) Explanation: Over 100 telescopic image panels in this stunning vertical mosaic span about 50 degrees across the night sky. They follow part of the Great Rift, the dark river of dust and molecular gas that stretches along the plane of our Milky Way Galaxy. Start at top center and you can follow the galactic equator down through brighter stars in constellations Aquila, Serpens Cauda, and Scutum. At the bottom is Sagittarius near the center of the Milky Way. Along the way you'll encounter many obscuring dark nebulae hundreds of light-years distant flanked by bands of Milky Way starlight, and the telltale reddish glow of starforming regions. Notable Messier objects include The Eagle (M16) and Omega (M17) nebulae, the Sagittarius Star Cloud (M24), the beautiful Trifid (M20) and the deep Lagoon (M8).

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: November 7th of 2016

November 7, 2016

Spiritual Encounter

While climbing a mountain to catch a sunrise in Nara, Japan, Your Shot photographer Yoshiki Fujiwara encountered this young male deer. In the Nara Prefecture of Japan, deer are free to roam—especially in Nara Park, where a herd of approximately 1,200 wanders freely and happily on the grounds of a temple. In the Shinto religion, deer are considered messengers of the gods—a reason they are so well protected.
Photograph By Yoshiki Fujiwara, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: November 7th of 2016

Inverted City Beneath Clouds
Image Credit & Copyright: Mark Hersch Explanation: How could that city be upside-down? The city, Chicago, was actually perfectly right-side up. The long shadows it projected onto nearby Lake Michigan near sunset, however, when seen in reflection, made the buildings appear inverted. This fascinating, puzzling, yet beautiful image was captured by a photographer in 2014 on an airplane on approach to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. The Sun can be seen both above and below the cloud deck, with the latter reflected in the calm lake. As a bonus, if you look really closely -- and this is quite a challenge -- you can find another airplane in the image, likely also on approach to the same airport.

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: November 5th of 2016

November 5, 2016

Reflections of Winter

The first snow of the year paints this pine forest in Romania, and the bluish tint is reflected back off of Cuejdel Lake in this image by Your Shot photographer Gheorghe Popa. Located in Neamt County, in the northeast corner of the country, the lake is a natural landslide dam, the largest in the country.

Photograph By Gheorghe Popa, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: November 5th of 2016

ISS Fisheye Fly-Through
Image Credit: NASA, ISS, Harmonic
Explanation: Shot in Ultra HD, this stunning video can take you on a tour of the International Space Station. A fisheye lens with sharp focus and extreme depth of field provides an immersive visual experience of life in the orbital outpost. In the 18 minute fly-through, your point of view will float serenely while you watch our fair planet go by 400 kilometers below the seven-windowed Cupola, and explore the interior of the station's habitable nodes and modules from an astronaut's perspective. The modular International Space Station is Earth's largest artificial satellite, about the size of a football field in overall length and width. Its total pressurized volume is approximately equal to that of a Boeing 747 aircraft.

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: Novemeber 4th of 2016

November 4, 2016Sea Things in a New LightBacklit octopus eggs look like a clutch of delicate, painted capsules in this image captured by Jevin Surjadi. But according to the Your Shot photographer, it was no easy shot. “Even with the dive master’s help [holding] the back strobe, which pointed mostly at the wrong angle, there was still the current that [moved] the eggs left and right,” he says. “Luckily, in the split-second window of opportunity when it was not overexposed on one side nor underexposed on the other, this shot was captured.”
Photograph By Jevin Surjadi, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: November 4th of 2016

Portrait of NGC 281
Image Credit & Copyright: Ken Crawford (Rancho Del Sol Observatory) Explanation: Look through the cosmic cloud cataloged as NGC 281 and you might miss the stars of open cluster IC 1590. Still, formed within the nebula that cluster's young, massive stars ultimately power the pervasive nebular glow. The eye-catching shapes looming in this portrait of NGC 281 are sculpted columns and dense dust globules seen in silhouette, eroded by intense, energetic winds and radiation from the hot cluster stars. If they survive long enough, the dusty structures could also be sites of future star formation. Playfully called the Pacman Nebula because of its overall shape, NGC 281 is about 10,000 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia. This sharp composite image was made through narrow-band filters, combining emission from the nebula's hydrogen, sulfur, and oxygen atoms in green, red, and blue hues. It spans over 80 light-years at the estimated distance of NGC 281.