I wrote a paper https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2022AJ....163...21L/abstract a few years ago with Aaron Boley and @hannorein and our horrifying predictions for light pollution from satellites are matching up perfectly, Lemmon was low in the northwest for this video: https://mediaspace.uregina.ca/media/Latitude+50N%2C+Equinox/0_4js9u8h4I'd even argue we were a bit too conservative/optimistic in our assumptions of satellite brightnesses. I've never wanted to be wrong in a scientific paper before, but I sure wanted to be wrong about that one. Shit.

I should add that the chickens are even more offended by snow than the goats. They are refusing to even come out of their coop today. I can't blame them, really. It's only another... 6 or 7 months of snow though... (Yeah I said it. 6-7. Take that, 13 year olds.)

@NatureMC @sundogplanets How to forget the French Roswell, too?https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rencontre_de_Valensole

Need to have a bit of a sad that I sold both of these delightful animals (that have been my phone background for a couple of years) within 24 hours!! But I'm glad they both went to great homes.And that's how farming works! If your farm business is breeding animals, and do a good job keeping them alive and healthy, you will inevitably have too many animals very quickly unless you sell some. So, hats off to both of these lovely animals and their very nice new owners.

Spent allll day outside, fixing things, cleaning up, getting the farm and house ready for Real Canadian Winter, and hanging out with my animals. It was pretty good.

Look carefully, how many chickies do you see?

@sundogplanets To get inside the rack required a lot of abstract thinking for somebody who can't use hands.

Your moment of anti-zen

Who knew that CHICKS in the CEILING were just getting me ready for an incredibly weird day.