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05/06/2026

☄️ Shooting Stars Tonight!

How to see the Eta Aquariids | May 5-6, 2026

Best window: 2:30 to 4:30 AM local time. Block the 80% Moon behind a building or hill. Face east. Lie flat and scan a wide area of sky. Give your eyes 20 minutes to adjust. Southern Hemisphere: 15 to 30 per hour expected. Northern Hemisphere: 5 to 15 per hour.

Watch for Earthgrazers, slow, dramatic streaks that skim the atmosphere near the horizon. No equipment needed. These are among the fastest meteors of the year at 66 km/s, debris from Halley's Comet burning up 100 km above you.

05/04/2026

✨ Happy May The Fourth 🤓 ✨

May the force of “I’m not dealing with this today or ever” be with you 🙏🏽

Just over here nerding out and protecting my peace 🧿… See ya later BS ✌🏽

May you have an AMAZING week! 😘
— xo Jasmine M Lee 🫶🏽

05/02/2026

05/02/2026

After spending a decade in oncology nursing, Nicole Mouser recognized a critical need for integrative health practices. She now bring this vision to the inpatient bedside, utilizing holistic nursing theories and techniques—such as Reiki, mindfulness, EFT/tapping, and acupressure, among others—to...

05/01/2026

Two Full Moons This May! 🌕💙

05/01/2026

“We are the universe, experiencing itself through human eyes, the stars that make up our bodies shining with the wisdom of the ages.” Jill Bolte Taylor Cover art by Nicht klassifizierte Künstler In…

05/01/2026

The full Moon peaks on May 1 at 17:23 UTC (1:23 PM EDT), and it's a Micromoon.

The Moon reaches full phase near apogee, its farthest point from Earth in its elliptical orbit, sitting about 4.6% farther away than average. That makes it roughly 5% smaller and 10% dimmer than a typical Full Moon.

Compared to a supermoon, the difference grows to 14% smaller and 30% dimmer. But here's the honest truth: without a side-by-side photograph, you will not be able to tell. The human eye has no built-in reference to judge the Moon's angular size from month to month. It will look full. It will look bright. It will light up the landscape the way every Full Moon does.

05/01/2026

HAPPY VESAK DAY ✨

On this blessed day,
we remember the
Birth, Enlightenment and Passing Away of our Lord Buddha.

- May all beings be happy.
- May all beings be healthy.
- May all beings be safe.
- May all beings live in peace.

- May the light of Buddha’s teaching
illuminate our hearts and guide us on the path of peace, love and wisdom. 🤍🕊

Be kind to all.
Protect nature. 🌿
Spread love and peace. ❤️
Respect all life.
Walk the Noble Path.

🌼 Let compassion rise within you…
🌼 Let peace flow through you…
🌼 Let your life become a light for others.

TOGETHER, LET US MAKE EVERY DAY VESAK. ✨🪷

05/01/2026

Night Sky of May is magical ✨💛

🌕🌸 May 1: Micro Flower Moon
May's Full Moon rises tonight — and being at its farthest from Earth, it appears slightly smaller than usual, but no less stunning against the spring sky!
🌍 Visibility: Worldwide — step outside at moonrise for the warmest, most golden view.

🌠 May 5–6: Eta-Aquariid Meteor Shower
Debris from Halley's Comet lights up the sky! The Eta-Aquariids are one of the year's fastest meteor showers — expect up to 50 meteors per hour at peak!
🌍 Visibility: Best from the Southern Hemisphere; Northern Hemisphere observers will still catch a good show after midnight.

🌙🔴🪐 May 14: Moon, Mars, Saturn Line-up
Three celestial neighbours align in Pisces — the Moon, Mars, and Saturn form a beautiful straight line in the pre-dawn sky. A treat for early risers!
🌍 Visibility: Visible from both hemispheres low on the eastern horizon before sunrise.

🌙♀️ May 19: Moon–Venus Conjunction
A delicate crescent Moon pairs up with blazing Venus in a breathtaking twilight embrace — one of the most photogenic events of the month!
🌍 Visibility: Visible from both hemispheres low in the western sky shortly after sunset.

🌙♃ May 20: Moon–Jupiter Conjunction
The crescent Moon glides close to giant Jupiter in the evening sky — look west after sunset to catch this luminous duo shining together!
🌍 Visibility: Visible from both hemispheres low in the western sky after sunset.

🌕💙 May 31: Micro Blue Moon
A rare Micro Blue Moon closes out May — the second Full Moon of the month and at its farthest from Earth, making it a uniquely special sight!
🌍 Visibility: Worldwide — a perfect way to end the month under a glowing blue-tinged sky.