
The Almost Bloody Moon
by Taner Sengor
Episode: Try to catch a little bit freedom escaping through windowed lives on the biggest planet for human beings: Watching the Partial Lunar Eclipse, that is almost Blood(y) Moon, of 16 September 2020 in Istanbul (That must be the actual vehicle in the Deluge rather than a panoramic view in a romance). The view stacked into pandemically seized eyes among behaviors, materials, ideas, and more... The Deluge should be viruses’ manifolds rather than 2H2Os’ falling from up sides of the planet... [1]-[3].
Acknowledgements: The Author thanks to Urban Planner E. Sengor and G. Sengor, PhD for their encouraging comments for choosing the best favorable images.
References:
[1] T. Sengor, “On the Availability of Electromagnetically Equivalence Processes Relevant to Worldwide Spreadable Diseases Manifolds”, URSI GASS 2021, Rome, Italy, 28 August - 4 September 2021 (accepted).
[2] T. Sengor, “Natural Cooperation of Seismic Activities Related Wave Propagation on the Worldwide Pandemics Processes,” EGU General Assembly, 2021, EGU21-16480, https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU21/session/39004 (accepted).
Taken on 26
October
2020
Submitted on March 31, 2021
Categories
- Atmospheric Sciences (853)
- Interdisciplinary/Other (795)
- Natural Hazards (485)
- Planetary and Solar System Sciences (128)
Location
- Asia (1022)
- Western Asia (291)
- Turkey (63)
- Exact location (29.8828 E, 39.8634 N)
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lunar eclipse, worldwide spreading, space weather
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Credit: Taner Sengor (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
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