It’s January 15, and today’s image comes to us from Playa Grande, Mexico.
I love photos of our galaxy and so they are regularly featured in the Daily Telescope.
However, this photo is truly special, as it highlights not just the heavens above, but one of the wonders here on Earth.
The photo showcases both our galaxy and a bit of the Orion Nebula in the sky and bioluminescence in the ocean—that is light being emitted by marine life in the sea.
One of the most amazing nights I’ve ever had is kayaking in a bioluminescent bay in Puerto Rico, such an eerie and otherworldly experience.
It is fun to contemplate all of the life on display in this image, both what is known in the ocean and what may exist around all those stars above.
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It’s January 15, and today’s image comes to us from Playa Grande, Mexico.
I love photos of our galaxy and so they are regularly featured in the Daily Telescope.
However, this photo is truly special, as it highlights not just the heavens above, but one of the wonders here on Earth.
The photo showcases both our galaxy and a bit of the Orion Nebula in the sky and bioluminescence in the ocean—that is light being emitted by marine life in the sea.
One of the most amazing nights I’ve ever had is kayaking in a bioluminescent bay in Puerto Rico, such an eerie and otherworldly experience.
It is fun to contemplate all of the life on display in this image, both what is known in the ocean and what may exist around all those stars above.
The original article contains 192 words, the summary contains 136 words. Saved 29%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!