By pure coincidence, I went to a training class a couple weeks ago to become certified to work at a marine observatory right near there. That is likely not "red tide" or a spill, and is very likely to be Noctiluca scintillans, a harmless, very colorful dinoflagellate. It comes in gold and green colors too, and some of the year is all over the place here.Originally Posted by JaneV2.0
Thank you!
They'll be relieved.
Just took a shot out the window, looking down into the sound, by the oyster farm. There's a lot of it today:
Just a quick handheld shot from the deck last night, during a brief period of clear sky:
Need more light on that back side there, LOL.
Although I think I like Alan's telescope photo's a little bit more (James Webb telescope). I am intrigued with what we might learn from it.
I sent Elon a note the other day to see about getting one of my strobes up there, but I haven't heard back yet. Soon though!
Love these pics. Thanks so much for posting.
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