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  1. More activity in the Pacific side with "Nolo", "Odalys" and "Polo" Nolo is upgrading from tropical storm to hurricane by tomorrow and will make a close approach to Hawaii, Odalys will continue in open waters and Polo will be reaching mexican territory by next week, Actually the category 5 hurricane Polo has impacted with some tropical storm conditions in Southwest Mexico this days, Hurricane Hunters reported max. winds up to 150mph. We kinda lucky a high pressure was sitting north Mexico so the hurricane never approached land, still a threat for the northern states of Mexico and maybe Texas later though. Three storms on Pacific side as for now: Nolo, Odalys and Polo. (Image credit by NOAA's satellite imagery) Hurricane "Polo" spinning in southeast Pacific. (Images credit by NOAA's satellite imagery)
  2. Spectacular new image captured by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope What is it? Glowing strips of translucent gas and dust in the star-forming region IC 348. In the image, you can see IC 348, a region found about 1,000 light-years away in the Perseus constellation. In this vast expanse of gas and dust, cold molecular hydrogen gas collapses to create new stars. But while this is a star-forming region, objects are found here as well. This image was captured as part of a scientific search for brown dwarfs, which are objects that form like stars but aren't massive enough to kickstart hydrogen fusion in their cores.
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  3. The parrot is @CheepHeep ready to play 😛
  4. More activity in the Pacific side and fortunately none of them have been a threat to human life, except for dangerous category 5 hurricane "Lowell" that made a close approach to Kauai island on September 9th. Category 5 hurricane "Lowell" making its approach to the Hawaii islands. (Image credit: NOAA's website) Right now we have tropical storm "Norbert" spinning in open waters along with new tropical depression "Fifteen-E" Both will not pose any threat to land. NOAA's Tropical Weather Outlook by NOAA's website
  5. 😄 😄 ¿Estás «haciendo una novela»? 😄 😄 

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      Sorry, but our Trolls of any country make me laugh in FA!  😄 

  6. Did anyone took a look? 🧐 From my place at the Yucatan Peninsula was quite good, at 11pm
  7. Hi there! its good to have you back, welcome!
  8. A partial lunar eclipse will take place on August 27 through 28, with almost the entire moon "covered" by Earth's shadow. The eclipse will be visible from North and South America, Europe and Africa. The eclipse begins at 9:23pm EDT and view gets more interesting at 10:33pm EDT when the partial eclipse begins and Earth's dark umbral shadow starts to cover the lunar surface. Maximum eclipse will be at 12:12am EDT when 96.2% of the moon will be immersed in Earth's umbra. The partial phase ends at 1:51 EDT with the penumbral eclipse concluding at 3:01am EDT
  9. More activity at the Pacific side but none oppose a threat to human lifes, except the constant rain at Hawaii's big island cause of tropical storm "Moke". Which I learned that the Central Pacific has a different shorter name list than the Atlantic and Southeast Pacific's but its obviously less popular 😅 Akoni, Ema, Hone, Iona, Keli, Lala, Moke, Nolo, Olana, Pena, Ulana, Wale Some names related to Pacific ocean, e.g 'Akoni' means the "brave" or "strong" in hawaiian
  10. Lala's eyewall slamming southern portion of the big Hawaii islands according to NHC Here you can watch it on a loop.
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