Yang Water Dog (壬戌) | Waxing Moon (24th Lunar Day) | Moon in Scorpio | Day Type: 收日 (Collecting Day) | Day Officer: 玉堂 (Jade Hall) | 天德合 | Lucky: NW (喜神), South (财神), South (福神) | Favorable: Ceremonies, Medical Treatment, Travel, Relocation, Business Opening | Unfavorable: Breaking Ground, Well Digging, Funerals, Placing a Bed | Chong: Dragon Year | Warning: 天刑, 月煞
A small lagoon in Chile’s Atacama Desert mirrors the Milky Way like a sentient eye—27 stitched frames capturing Jupiter, Saturn, red nebulae, and the cosmic fashion show overhead.
The Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport pours 40 metres of gleaming water through a living LED light show—the world’s tallest indoor waterfall in night mode.
Joe Johnson, ranked 16th and 150/1 odds, toppled Steve Davis 18–12 at the Crucible—an underdog triumph etched into snooker’s most dramatic chapter.
Yin Metal Rooster (辛酉) | Waxing Moon (23rd Lunar Day) | Moon in Libra | Day Type: 满日 (Full Day) | Day Officer: 天德 (Heavenly Virtue) | Lucky: SW (喜神), East (财神) | Favorable: Wedding, Engagement, Enlightenment, Travel, Relocation, Business Opening, Contracts | Unfavorable: Well Digging, Funerals, Breaking Ground | Chong: Rabbit Year
A focus stack of 16 photos reveals the micro-sculptures of Camellia × williamsii ‘Jury’s Yellow’ buds—lemon-bright waxy secrets in winter’s soft confessional light.
Henri (2003) formed, peaked at 60 mph, dropped a 1-in-500-year flood on Delaware—and exited with $19.6M in damage but zero deaths. Efficient indeed.
Comet C/2025 R3 PanSTARRS flirts with naked-eye visibility in predawn skies—sharing the stage with Mars and Mercury as it brightens toward perihelion on April 19.
Yin Fire Goat (丁未) | Waxing Moon (22nd Lunar Day) | Moon in Virgo | Lucky Directions: Southeast (喜神), West (财神), South (福神) | Favorable: Wedding, Engagement, Travel, Relocation, Business Opening, Construction | Unfavorable: Well Digging, Funerals | Chong: Ox Year
NASA’s SPHEREx reveals vast water ice and PAH complexes in the Cygnus X region—a color-coded map showing where the galaxy’s cold chemistry builds stars and seeds future oceans.