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@reddit · 2026-09-25T19:21:36.172000+00:00

TIL In 1846, a dead snail was glued to an index card at the British Museum. 4 years later they discovered it was actually still alive. The museum gave the snail a bath and it lived the remaining 2 years in a jar eating cabbage.

@VivirSelvas · 2026-09-26T05:43:22+00:00

#Polo has reached T 8.0 If there will ever be a Category 7 hurricane, then we're seeing it right now. The super El Niño !

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@NASAAmes · 2026-09-25T18:29:02+00:00

The Corn Moon is coming soon to a field near you Celebrate harvest season beneath the glow of the full moon this weekend! Look east as the Sun sets on Sept. 26 for the best view and let us know if you spot nearby Saturn.

A bright, full Corn Moon dominates the night sky, its craters and maria clearly visible against the black backdrop, perfectly illustrating the harvest-season celestial event described in the post. The detailed lunar surface suggests this was the prime viewing window on September 26, when stargazers were encouraged to look east at sunset to catch the glowing orb alongside nearby Saturn.

AI visual note: A bright, full Corn Moon dominates the night sky, its craters and maria clearly visible against the black backdrop, perfectly illustrating the harvest-season celestial event described in the post. The detailed lunar surface suggests this was the prime viewing window on September 26, when stargazers were encouraged to look east at sunset to catch the glowing orb alongside nearby Saturn.

@ClimateCornerHQ · 2026-09-26T19:15:49+00:00

A lot of people are asking - Is this a hurricane? No. This is a powerful nor’easter. The biggest difference is how they get their energy. Hurricanes are fueled primarily by warm tropical ocean water and have warm cores. Nor’easters are fueled primarily by strong temperature

@VincentWX_1 · 2026-09-27T03:55:11+00:00

WOW.. preliminary 81 MPH wind gust recorded in Montauk Point, NY!

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@MadMagicSOL · 2026-09-27T04:16:18+00:00

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