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<p class="story"><b>Related Links:</b><br> | <p class="story"><b>Related Links:</b><br> | ||
[http://search.songsearch.com/scripts/itemdetail.taf?dist=dom&cb=02894676312&iartist=MICHAEL%20KAMEN&ititle=NEW%20MOON%20IN%20OLD%20MOON'S%20ARMS&media=C New Moon in Old Moon's Arms music]<br> | [http://search.songsearch.com/scripts/itemdetail.taf?dist=dom&cb=02894676312&iartist=MICHAEL%20KAMEN&ititle=NEW%20MOON%20IN%20OLD%20MOON'S%20ARMS&media=C New Moon in Old Moon's Arms music]<br> | ||
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<p class="story"> <b>Tomorrow's LPOD:</b> The Arrowhead</p> | <p class="story"> <b>Tomorrow's LPOD:</b> The Arrowhead</p> | ||
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New Moon's Arms
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New Moon's Arms We say that the old Moon is in the new Moon's arms when its only a few days old and light bounced off the Earth faintly illuminates the portion of the Moon not directly lit by the Sun. This lovely image from Norway captures the old Moon's muted hues better than they can usually be seen visually. One interesting feature is the isolated island of brightness just north of Mare Crisium - apparently one of the basin's massive peaks or massifs just west of the crater Eimmart is catching the early morning sun. Jarle Aasland, the photographer, commented, I haven't seen such a beautiful Moon in a long time! I agree! Technical Details: Related Links: Tomorrow's LPOD: The Arrowhead |
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