Apogee Collection

The mini-moon of March 5, 2015
The March 5, 2015 mini-moon, the apogee moon, the most distant full moon of 2015. Digitally enhanced with increased vibrance

Copper moon rising over the Santa Rita Copper Mine in New Mexico
The March 5, 2015 mini-moon rises over the Santa Rita Copper Mine and cliff formation known locally as the Kneeling Nun, east of Silver City, New Mexico

Artists concept of a lunar cycler
A lunar cycler has reached its furthest orbital point from the Earth, the apogee, and is rounding the far side of the Moon to begin its fall back toward Earth

Summit of the Aeggischorn, Switzerland

The Summit of the Aiguille Verte, Switzerland

Weather Forecasting in the United States: 1
WEATHER FORECASTING IN THE UNITED STATES: 1. Exterior of the Meteorological Station on the Summit of Mount Washington, New Hampshire, in Winter; 2. The Same in Summer; 3

Summit of the Pic Du Midi D osseau, Pyrenees, 1854

Source Size = 1900 x 1686
A Day at the Observatory on the Summit of Ben Nevis: " now, Then; Don t Fall over both at Once."

Source Size = 1888 x 1674
A Day at the Observatory on the Summit of Ben Nevis: the First Window Cleared: " shall I Give you a Hand Up?"

Source Size = 2805 x 1683
A Day at the Observatory on the Summit of Ben Nevis: the Interior of the Observatory

The New Overland Route to India: the Railway over the Alps, Summit of Mont Cenis and Lake, 1869

Interbol satellites, diagram

Lunar cycler at apogee, artwork
Lunar cycler at apogee. Computer artwork of a Lunar cycler (centre) at its furthest orbital point (apogee) from the Earth (upper right)

Variation in apparent lunar diameter. These two images show the variation in the apparent diameter of the full Moon, depending on whether it occurs at perigee (closest to the Earth, left)

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"Apogee: A Celestial Journey through Time and Space" Step into the realm of celestial wonders as we explore the concept of "apogee. " On March 5, 2015, a mesmerizing mini-moon graced our skies, captivating gazes worldwide. Meanwhile, in New Mexico, a copper moon rose majestically over the Santa Rita Copper Mine, casting an ethereal glow upon the landscape. Immerse yourself in an artist's vision of a lunar cycler – a fascinating concept that ignites our imagination about future space travel. Picture yourself standing atop the summit of Aeggischorn or gazing at the breathtaking beauty from Aiguille Verte in Switzerland. These vantage points offer glimpses into nature's grandeur and remind us of our small place within this vast universe. Intriguingly, weather forecasting takes center stage in the United States. With advancements in technology and science, we strive to predict atmospheric patterns with increasing accuracy to safeguard lives and resources. Travel back to 1854 when pioneers stood atop Pic Du Midi D'osseau in Pyrenees – their pioneering spirit pushing boundaries beyond what was thought possible. The source sizes of these historical images (1900 x 1686) transport us back to that era where capturing such moments required skillful precision. Journey further still as we embark on "The New Overland Route to India, " traversing railways over Alps with Mont Cenis and Lake as witnesses to human ingenuity conquering geographical obstacles for trade and exploration. Finally, let us not forget Interbol satellites – marvels born out of scientific brilliance depicted through intricate diagrams. They symbolize humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge beyond Earth's confines. Apogee encapsulates both literal astronomical events and metaphorical milestones achieved by humankind throughout history. It invites us all on a cosmic adventure where dreams meet reality among stars yet unseen but waiting patiently to be discovered.