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@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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April 2020
I just uploaded “Rain under canopy at 5am with dawn chorus” to #Vimeo: https://t.co/8PS2PNpcuf
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@benwerd If you’re not already a subscriber to @dgquarterly (it’s a brilliant ‘slow newspaper’ and def worth checking out) - they do a routine article on this very topic : https://t.co/8lzgTEXEnU
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I just uploaded “Amazing Starlink Satellite Train April 21 2020” to #Vimeo: https://t.co/EmY77Ik6z8
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@Joel_Hughes At some point, if someone figures out virtual backgrounds, then everyone will spend the next 20 minutes playing around with them.... all good fun... I realise I assumed it was a non-work thing... maybe with people who are unused to tools like zoom.. sorry if I judged that wrong
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@Joel_Hughes you will have to let people know about ‘gallery mode’ so they see the broader group, but they will still need to scroll through the list.... we had a load of people on android, so trying to guide through controls was different.. also several on phones who could only see 2-4 faces
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@hellogeri There is also luckily a sale on the SkySafari Pro app currently - which gives amazing information on the starts, satellite, etc... Last night we were looks at a distant star, and Zoe (10) and I were talking about how the light we were looking at, had left the star 101 years ago!
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