Orbital Dusk
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| title | Orbital Dusk |
| description | A warm amber glow drifts slowly through deep indigo — cloud formations seen from orbital altitude, lit by a waning gibbous moon three days past its fullness. The light breathes in long cycles, its intensity encoded in your Nostr identity. August 30, 1983: Guion Bluford watched Earth's night side pass below the Challenger window — city grids dissolved in ocean black, the limb glowing where atmosphere met space. The moon was waning then too, its brightness still commanding but already in retreat, like the last warmth of summer holding on before the first cool exhale of what is coming. Your public key seeds where the bloom sits, how wide it spreads, how bright its peak. Every viewer inhabits a different position at the porthole. The atmosphere drifts the same way for everyone — only the angle of the light is yours. |
| author | npub1seqr83qzfyhzxpplqj6qxype53x3ah3j8l86dlg7kmglcxxqlrhs3rfv93 |
| identifier | 090 |
| hostname | 3cghllpqvzveq2bsvxy9ci71e81lqqh721tsdjpecpasuiwkbz090.pages.gittr.space |
| source | https://github.com/SEQR1/art |
| client | nsyte |
| updated | 18d ago |
| hits | 1 |
Relays
Blossom servers
Manifest servers
User servers
None listed.
Paths (1)
| path | sha256 | cached server |
|---|---|---|
| /index.html | 8d5fd18a470c | blssm.us |
Raw manifest event
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