Tag Archives: celestial navigation
“Same Stars as You”
I see the same stars as you, But you don’t see all the stars that I do. When you look, do they move? I sense motion between a far many stars more than your lights hide. My, my, my how … Continue reading →
Posted in Friar's Fragments
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Tagged ambient light, backscatter, celestial navigation, falling stars, galaxies, space, spaceships, stars
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“Got Radar”
The horizon was lost for the swell, the wave, the wall of water before me, and the clouds started moving in on the moon. Then it all started to fall apart, as the local magnetic anomaly’s dragging me to Mars. … Continue reading →
Posted in Leagues Across the Seas
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Tagged boats, celestial navigation, frequencies, horizon, lost, magnetic anomaly, moon, navigation, phantom target, radar, stars, swell
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“Star Traffic Signal”
It’s so dark out over the sea that as we glide, I feel free. Cutting through space and time, drifting. Amongst the stars so close, they can be touched. The line of light flickers obvious signals that finally reach. We’re … Continue reading →
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Tagged celestial navigation, galactic drift, spaceships, stars, universe
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