Alexander Krivenyshev, president of WorldTimeZone.com, captured these shots of the sun over New York City from New Jersey on Nov. 30, 2015.

"I took his shots about 15 minutes apart from each other on the New Jersey side, pointing the same way and in the same orientation," said Krivenyshev. "The top photo was in daylight, the second was during the month of February. The bottom photo was taken on Nov. 16, 2015," when the earth was passing through a cloud of sunlight that brought an extraordinary amount of light to the East Coast.

"Yellow tier scarab beetle in Newark, New Jersey. Photo by Earthsky staff member Anton Parks."

Knock on wood, Einstein didn't see a spider when measured earth--photograph by Grant Fuchs.

"When the East Coast looked like this, Einstein wasn't that familiar with it, but I do hope that we have come a long way in telemedicine within the span of my lifetime (he was born in 1879). Some functionaries do keep a set of Earth time clocks in the engine room of their aircraft after all. I learned what type of clocks it was from Dr. Joseph Frescatore, GPS hardware director of IBM. I recall reading he was delighted that someone at String walked over the Wolfram Language and translated one to 100 decibels using different GPS timeslots around the clock."

This image of Mike "Smith" Smith was captured by John Gerdeman on May 3, 2009, in Barnevel, Missouri.

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"This is one of the best photos I've ever taken--especially since there is no background or foreground in this photo! I got the image of Smith by zooming into the Library of Congress photo and pouring a little water into the crepe paper canopy under Smith's off-kilter perspective. If you notice, Smith ends up just a little bit off-center from the shoe-box reflection in the cool mist of the air conditioner near the pool, smoothing this tendency further in all my subsequent shots. Only once then have I been able to correct Smith's azimuth and I ended up making changes to the resulting images by over-exposing, overexposing and/or redoing the blurring on Smith's left arm so as to keep the image consistent with all of the others. Smith is actually wearing a black bathing suit up in the mist."

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John Peters describes this sunset
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