Night Sky Wonders in November:2024 Super moon l Meteor Shower l Mercury Transit

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[@MamaPinks]

I am really enjoying thos channel! I have to slow it down though, i jist cant read fast enough, understand what im reading and then make the association with the diagram. Butnyour information is so facinating and understandable! I love that it is simplified for this old lady! Thank youuuuuu! 🌞🌚🪐🌟🌌☄️

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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear you're enjoying the content. It's wonderful that you're finding the information fascinating and accessible-that's exactly what I aim for. Feel free to take your time with each video, and don't hesitate to pause or slow it down whenever needed. Your support truly means the world to me!

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@@CosmicExplorer43 We just came inside from having a chance to finally see the comet for the first time! It's a mere white smudge anymore, but we can say we saw it with our binoculars! (Sonoma County, California! )

[@CosmicExplorer43]

That's amazing! Seeing the comet, even as a faint smudge, is still such a special experience, especially knowing how far it’s traveled and how rare these moments are. Binoculars definitely make a difference for catching those final glimpses! Thanks for sharing your excitement from Sonoma County!