'sup you awesome bunch of fags

i'm going to spend the next few (several) hours going back through old threads and collating notable posts into a notable post thread.

notables drop off the dough quickly , and whole threads can be missed , even by the most diligent participators. muh sleep/rl

It'll help newfags get up to speed quicker and save us from endlessly repeating ourselves , or simply ignoring questions/statements that have been discussed at length (those who are willing to put in the work anyway).

Can bakers/helpers zip and anonfile any dough/notables they have saved and link here. It'll save me a bunch of time. I plan to go back to after migration to infinity. I have a lot of >>>/cbts/ and >>>/thestorm/ dough , which i believe is invaluable to understanding what the actual fuck is going on. I'm only missing 1000ish loaves , so it shouldn't take too long.

Notable cause? pun intended.

>tl;dr

>making notables thread

>zip and upload any saved dough

>link here

>i'll do the rest

t. pic related

>>1884570

i had a look in the catalog too , couldn't see anything

>does anyone have the best of notables thread archived?

>>1884694

so it be . thanks anon.

saved my ass a whole bunch of redundant work

Archive of Notables >>>/comms/225 (Batch 740~ present)

^^for those (like me) who scroll through the start of the thread unless they need a resource etc

>>1884926

>until the sacrifice time ends

>1794770 (Q)

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Morning sun brings heat - Summer Solstice Thursday, June 21, 6:07 a.m. EDT (1007 GMT)

Full Moon coming - Thursday, June 28, at 12:53 a.m. EDT (0453 GMT)

(delta 6 d, 18h, 46m)

The full Strawberry Moon arrives in the wee hours of Thursday, June 28, at 12:53 a.m. EDT (0453 GMT). Three of five naked-eye planets will join our satellite in the sky, and the moon will make a close pass to Saturn.

Rising in the east-southeast, the moon is followed just 14 minutes later by Saturn, (delta 6d, 19h) which reaches opposition — the point at which the planet is exactly opposite the sun as viewed from Earth. This also happens to be when Saturn is closer to Earth than at any other time during the year.

The full moon will appear (for Northern Hemisphere viewers) to be right above Saturn, and the two objects will get close to one another, within 1.75 degrees, or about three and a half lunar diameters. The moon and Saturn will be in conjunction — having the same celestial longitude. Saturn is also in the middle of its retrograde motion at the time of conjunction and opposition.

Jupiter, meanwhile, will reach its highest point on the evening of the Strawberry Moon, 21:12 p.m EDT (06/29 0112 GMT (delta 7d 15h 5m)). The other naked eye planet is Mercury.

https://www.space.com/36992-june-full-moon.html

Undiscovered stars learned

Missions forward

>will there be undiscovered physical stars in the sky revealed in this period? and will that discovery lead to physical missions?