Photo of the Day 89: The night sky is a sit to see. Can't see this in the city. Hope you enjoy. Milkyway at the Arizona Utah border. Photo by Michael Scherback...

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

The night sky is a sit to see. Can't see this in the city. Hope you enjoy.

Milkyway at the Arizona Utah border. Photo by Michael Scherback

Pixiedog456005 Loc: Maryland

I love that pic.
Was it a high resolution?

hacksaw Loc: Pasadena, Texas

Gordon wrote:

The night sky is a sit to see. Can't see this in the city. Hope you enjoy.

Milkyway at the Arizona Utah border. Photo by Michael Scherback

I wish the World was as beautiful as that picture is. Thanks Gordon.
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flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!

Gordon wrote:

The night sky is a sit to see. Can't see this in the city. Hope you enjoy.

Milkyway at the Arizona Utah border. Photo by Michael Scherback

I had a buddy, another teacher, who would go coon hunting with me just so he could the stars at night.
Thanks, Gordon

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

Spectacular photo

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

flyguy wrote:

I had a buddy, another teacher, who would go coon hunting with me just so he could the stars at night.
Thanks, Gordon

Took a friend and his 11 year old son night shrimping and asked if he had ever seen the milky way. Told me no. Can't say that now. He is in his 30's with two children and always brings that trip up when we get together.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Pixiedog456005 wrote:

I love that pic.
Was it a high resolution?

Don't know Pixie. That wasn't mentioned in the article.

Pixiedog456005 Loc: Maryland

I'll be it was, or should have been.
Very impressive.
You have good taste in picking beauty.

I've laid on my back staring at the winter skies as I fox hunted at night. So beautiful, like looking at jewelry.

bottomcoon Loc: Tahlequah, oklahoma

Thanks Gordon for the reminder of the beautiful sky's above us.

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

Ever been on the fantail of a ship, a thousand miles from the nearest city lights on a clear night like the one in the picture? It's then you know why you went to sea. Magnificent. Truly awe-inspiring.

hacksaw Loc: Pasadena, Texas

Spiritof27 wrote:

Ever been on the fantail of a ship, a thousand miles from the nearest city lights on a clear night like the one in the picture? It's then you know why you went to sea. Magnificent. Truly awe-inspiring.

Ever been in the middle of a jungle, on top of a mountain 12,000 miles from big city lights? It looks like the entire sky is going to fall on you. It is definitely Magnificent and awe inspiring. Thanks for the memory Spirit.
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plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Gordon wrote:

The night sky is a sit to see. Can't see this in the city. Hope you enjoy.

Milkyway at the Arizona Utah border. Photo by Michael Scherback

Makes me question those that question outer space exploration.

Thanks Gordon.

Jeremy Loc: America

Milk always goes good with dark chocolate

FourchonLa. Loc: Fourchon Louisiana, South Louisiana

Spiritof27 wrote:

Ever been on the fantail of a ship, a thousand miles from the nearest city lights on a clear night like the one in the picture? It's then you know why you went to sea. Magnificent. Truly awe-inspiring.

I bet you had it below you too. The bioluminescence in your prop wash. I’ve seen it on smaller vessels at night coming back in from fishing trips.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Spiritof27 wrote:

Ever been on the fantail of a ship, a thousand miles from the nearest city lights on a clear night like the one in the picture? It's then you know why you went to sea. Magnificent. Truly awe-inspiring.

Wish I could have experienced that Spirit. Sounds like something I would have enjoyed .