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See live conversations from all over Bluesky as a dynamic night sky

No Man’s Sky Next Review: You Are Not Alone

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anzellai/sky

Sky — an Elm-inspired language that compiles to Go. Hindley-Milner types, server-driven UI (Sky.Live), single binary output.

Dark Hours

Whether tonight is worth going out for, when to go, and which way to look.

Dark Hours

Whether tonight is worth going out for, when to go, and which way to look.

When the Scientists Showed Up: Notes from ATmosphereConf 2026 - Nightflight

The sky is psychedelic: why so many people see strange lights in the sky

Your brain evolved to see deep meaning in the sky. And UFOs.

Predictive processing frameworks for perception can explain recent drone sightings in the United States

We draw on the predictive processing theory of perception to explain why healthy, intelligent, honest, and psychologically normal people might easily misperceive lights in the sky as threatening or extraordinary objects, especially in the context of WEIRD (western, educated, industrial, rich, and democratic) societies. We argue that the uniquely sparse properties of skyborne and celestial stimuli make it difficult for an observer to update prior beliefs, which can be easily fit to observed lights. Moreover, we hypothesize that humans have likely evolved to perceive the sky and its perceived contents as deeply meaningful. Finally, we briefly discuss the possible role of generalized distrust in scientific institutions and ultimately argue for the importance of astronomy education for producing a society with prior beliefs that support veridical perception.

What Is Bluesky?—A Landscape Revealed by the Diffusion Experiment - Nightflight

Red Sky

Red Sky is a decentralized universe where every verified user can own a unique planet. Explore the galaxy, claim a planet and broadcast your thoughts.

The Birth of the Gentle Meme - Nightflight

Pluralistic: The Claude Delusion (21 Sep 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

One of the less remarked-upon aspects of becoming an atheist is how it changes the way you see a sunset. If you believe in an almighty, omnipresent God, then sunsets are one of God's intentional creations, which means that the beautiful colors refracting through the darkling sky were chosen to produce that effect.