
Aspiring Author | Mum | Armagh Observatory & Planetarium Senior Education Officer | She/Her | @hethwrites on bluesky
Northern Ireland
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π’ Breaking news! ESO's #VLT has discovered a planet around the closest single star to our Sun! πͺπ
eso.org/public/news/eso2414/
At just 6 light years away, Barnard b is also one of the few known exoplanets with a mass less than that of Earth.
Illustration: ESO/M. Kornmesser
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Elon Musk got owned by a true Star Trek legend.
@RobertPicardo
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Giving 25% off all editing commissions until Sunday βπ»βοΈπ
DM for details. Spread the word π
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π£ Special announcement π£
Mission Santa tickets will be released on Monday 19th August! Tag your friends and family to let them know.
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Let me share my black thoughts with you. DM for details βπ»π€π
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Please give @editorialBT a follow and support my little editing company. Itβs just a push of a button. Thank you ππ€βπ»
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THE HOBBIT X HUNGER GAMES
When Lenore's little sister is taken by centaurs she doesn't have a choice but to track them down.
She lacks the skills and knowledge to follow.
A handsome stranger offers his service, but can she trust him not to betray her...again?
#questpit #YA #Q
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NIGHT @ THE MUSEUM x FRANKENSTEIN
4 siblings who bring art to life are inducted into a secret society that wants to use living art to change history.
- magic w/ dark consequences
- enemies to lovers
- ya gothic horror
- history isnβt kind to men who play god
#questpit

ALT An aesthetic for museumwip ft a broken clock, a darkened hallway w/ chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, pages written in cursive in black ink, a womanβs reflection in the mirror holding a candle, a painting of a face shrouded by a monstrous hand, a painting of two hands holding a coffee cup, a picture of a white sheet over a painting, a photo of a man reading and a ghost looking at him, a photo of a woman leaning her head on her hand which is on her shoulder
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Need a developmental, line, or copy editor to fix that bothersome manuscript? π
Drop me a DM today π
Quality work at a reasonable price πβπ»
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Very pleased to announce that Black Thoughts Editorial Services will be expanding in 2025. Welcome to Second Realm Publishing House βπ»π€π
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Black Thoughts, my little editorial business, will be seeking a proofreader in the months to come as we continue to expand. If you would be interested in discussing the role then drop me a DM. If not, any RT would be appreciated to spread the word. Thank you βπ»π
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One of our Astronomers, Apostolos Christou, was able to capture the total solar eclipse yesterday in Port Stanley, Ontario in Canada!
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Storm Jocelyn, which arrives on Tuesday, was named after County Armagh astrophysicist, Dame Jocelyn Bell.
She told BBC News NI in September that it was "a big surprise", but she thought it was "a nice idea".
"It makes the storms more memorable and helps the forecasters get the story across," she added.
"Jocelyn would be the tenth storm of the year, and hopefully they won't get that far."
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We just had to! Thanks to @barrabest for highlighting that tomorrow's storm is named after one of our favourite astrophysicists. Lurgan born Jocelyn Bell Burnell is a pioneer and discovered one of the most interesting things in our universe. Pulsars!!
#StormJocelyn #staycurious
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βοΈHalley's Comet UpdateβοΈ
In the early hours of the morning on 9th December, Halley's Comet will be at aphelion, its farthest point away from the Sun. It will be 35 AU away; a little further than Neptune.
Its next perihelion (closest point to the Sun) will be 28th July 2061π

























