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I shine a light on what you've hidden from yourself to keep yourself safe.

I walk beside women who identify as empaths or deeply experience the world through energy and emotion, helping them remember who they really are. Inspiring Intuitive Empaths to learn Emotional Independence so they can access more Love, Fun and Joy!

01/09/2026

I love flowers! Each one carries its own unique energy so, which of these is your favorite?

29/10/2024

Love, Waimea and all the upcountry energy! Sunset last night from the deck and sunrise this morning from my bedroom window. Hawaii Mana Magic

27/10/2024

Happy Sunday Everyone! Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii

27/09/2024

Saturn, as observed by Hubble and Webb 🪐. Here's why the images are so different 👇🏻

Hubble, operational since 1990, primarily captures images in visible light. Its photographs of Saturn reveal vibrant colors and details in the planet's atmosphere, including phenomena like ring spokes—transient features that appear as faint gray lines across the rings.

However, Hubble's images tend to show Saturn's rings as less distinct and darker compared to the planet itself, as they reflect sunlight but are somewhat subdued due to their thermal emission being less visible in the wavelengths Hubble observes.

In contrast, JWST utilizes infrared technology, allowing it to view celestial objects in a different light spectrum. When it observed Saturn, the planet appeared much darker because methane in its atmosphere absorbs most sunlight at infrared wavelengths. This absorption makes the rings—composed of icy particles—shine brightly, creating a striking visual effect where the rings outshine the planet itself.

JWST's images reveal intricate details of Saturn’s ring system and its moons, such as Dione and Enceladus, which are not as clearly visible in Hubble's photographs.

The differences arise from their design: Hubble captures shorter wavelengths (0.1 to 2.5 microns), while JWST operates in a broader infrared range (0.6 to 28.5 microns). This allows JWST to pe*****te dust and gas clouds that obscure many celestial bodies, revealing features that Hubble cannot detect.

27/08/2024

Remember to put yourself in the equation of your day. Take a few minutes to go inside and gain the wisdom from within.

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