Stepping into Converging Realities by Marques Hanalei Marzan (Hawaiian) is like entering a living dialogue between ancestry and imagination — where thread, shadow, and space converge. Marzan is more than a fiber artist — he is a cultural bearer, chanter, dancer, scholar, and curator.

Cosmic Bat Nebula (LDN 43) In the constellation Ophiuchus, some 1,400 light-years from Earth, a giant cosmic bat seems to fly across the stars. #astrophotography #astronomy #TicosEnAtacama 🔭

Napaljarri-warnu Jukurrpa (Seven Sisters Dreaming) by artist Athena Nangala Granites who was born in 1994 in Alice Springs and raised in Yuendumu. She is part of a long lineage of renowned Warlukurlangu artists, Athena carries forward powerful stories through her art.

Eagle Spirit Negana Wu’U (Six Nations Confederacy) The Eagle is more than a guardian, it is a messenger between earth and sky. This sculpture honors the Eagle’s spiritual power: the first to see beyond the horizon, the one who carries our prayers upward, and the eternal protector of its keeper.

I love #Seestar #Astrophotography!

A collaboration between Aranda\Lasch and Terrol Dew Johnson (Tohono O'odham) master basket weaver. This piece titled Brass Knot (2022) is made of Brass, Agave Fiber and Sinew.

Angkor Wat, May 2023

Some people feel small under the night sky, while others feel deeply connected to something vast. When you look up at the stars, do you feel humbled, guided, or reminded of your place in the universe? Share your truth below. #moonsky #astronomy #andor #constellation #dandadan #indigeous #star

Threads become telescopes. Indigenous beadwork retells astronomy without words, every pattern a star map, every color a story. Passed hand to hand, these creations carry the cosmos through generations. Isn’t that another way of looking at the universe? #beadwork #Artwork #indigenous #astronomy

Indigenous constellations show how humans everywhere read the sky differently: – The Emu (Australia) – The Turtle (Ojibwe) – The Fisher (Cree) The stars are fixed, yet our stories make them infinite. Which one would you love to learn more about? #indigenous #constellation #astronomy #reddit

Step outside tonight. Look up. Which star calls your spirit first? Share it in the comments. Together, we’ll stitch a map of stories from around the world, one community sky, many voices. Don’t just watch the sky; be part of its living story. #star #astronomy #indigenous #dylanroof #contsellation

The sky is for everyone. Share your favorite photo of the night sky in the comments, whether from your phone or camera. We’ll repost some. Together, let’s turn this page into a gallery of community skies. What moment under the stars moved you most? #sky #astronomy #constellation #antifaremarks

Jacob Butler’s bracelet (Akimel O’otham/Pee Posh) transforms Indigenous astronomy into wearable art. Shells and stones echo the cosmos. It’s not just jewelry, it’s memory, culture and sky carried on the wrist. Do you own something that holds story? #bracelet #indigenous #astronomy #art #mariners

Tonight is for curiosity! Drop your questions about Indigenous constellations and cosmology below. From art to star maps, we’ll share answers in a special thread. Remember, asking questions is how traditions stay alive. What do you want to know? #indigenous #constellation #chiitan #cosmology

Step outside tonight. Look up. Which star calls your spirit first? Share it in the comments. Together, we’ll stitch a map of stories from around the world, one community sky, many voices. Don’t just watch the sky; be part of its living story. #star #astronomy #indigenous #dylanroof #contsellation

Bush Leaf Dreaming is another stunning piece by Abie Loy Kemarre (Aboriginal). Her works exemplify the extraordinary finesse of contemporary painting with masterful dot work that creates a hypnotic rhythm—at once breathing, the canvas conveys both aesthetic brilliance and spiritual depth.

To the Cree, the Big Dipper is the “Fisher.” Its path marked hunting seasons and survival. Western science calls it a constellation; for Indigenous peoples, it was also a calendar and guide. When you look at the Dipper, what do you see—myth, map, or both? #science #constellation #reddit #bigdipper

My grandfather always said the stars were ancestors’ campfires, burning so we’d never feel alone.” Stories shape the night sky we inherit. What story has your family told you about the stars? Tonight, share it with us—we’re keeping oral traditions alive. #campfire #star #corybooker #astronomy

Beadwork inspired by the Northern Lights turns colors into story. Imagine women weaving sky fire into art, carrying generations of knowledge. Each stitch is astronomy retold. What colors would you use to bead your story of the night sky? #Beadwork #art #skyfire #astronomy #JDvance #markzuckerberg

Tonight is for curiosity! Drop your questions about Indigenous constellations and cosmology below. From art to star maps, we’ll share answers in a special thread. Remember, asking questions is how traditions stay alive. What do you want to know? #indigenous #constellation #chiitan #cosmology

Jacob Butler’s bracelet (Akimel O’otham/Pee Posh) transforms Indigenous astronomy into wearable art. Shells and stones echo the cosmos. It’s not just jewelry, it’s memory, culture and sky carried on the wrist. Do you own something that holds story? #bracelet #indigenous #astronomy #art #mariners

My grandfather always said the stars were ancestors’ campfires, burning so we’d never feel alone.” Stories shape the night sky we inherit. What story has your family told you about the stars? Tonight, share it with us—we’re keeping oral traditions alive. #campfire #star #corybooker #astronomy

Indigenous constellations show how humans everywhere read the sky differently: – The Emu (Australia) – The Turtle (Ojibwe) – The Fisher (Cree) The stars are fixed, yet our stories make them infinite. Which one would you love to learn more about? #indigenous #constellation #astronomy #reddit

To the Cree, the Big Dipper is the “Fisher.” Its path marked hunting seasons and survival. Western science calls it a constellation; for Indigenous peoples, it was also a calendar and guide. When you look at the Dipper, what do you see—myth, map, or both? #science #constellation #reddit #bigdipper

Bush Leaf Dreaming is another stunning piece by Abie Loy Kemarre (Aboriginal). Her works exemplify the extraordinary finesse of contemporary painting with masterful dot work that creates a hypnotic rhythm—at once breathing, the canvas conveys both aesthetic brilliance and spiritual depth.

Western astronomy sees Ursa Major, the Great Bear. Cree people see the Fisher, a spirit animal. Same stars, different truths. Constellations are cultural mirrors. Which version speaks to you most: the bear, the fisher, or your own tradition? #constellations #astronomy #kelcedrops #mets #bearvslion

Beadwork inspired by the Northern Lights turns colors into story. Imagine women weaving sky fire into art, carrying generations of knowledge. Each stitch is astronomy retold. What colors would you use to bead your story of the night sky? #Beadwork #art #skyfire #astronomy #JDvance #markzuckerberg

Aurora Dancing Above the Ramparts—Margaret Nazon, a Gwich’in artist, beads constellations on black velvet. Her art stitches the universe into something you can touch. The night sky isn’t distant; it’s sewn into her hands. Isn’t that breathtaking? #artist #beads #constellations #astronomy #newweek

Western astronomy sees Ursa Major, the Great Bear. Cree people see the Fisher, a spirit animal. Same stars, different truths. Constellations are cultural mirrors. Which version speaks to you most: the bear, the fisher, or your own tradition? #constellations #astronomy #kelcedrops #mets #bearvslion

A blue sky Moon this late Moonday morning on Bluesky! The great crater Clavius is showing well near the terminator #astronomy #astrophotography @stormhour.com @photohour.bsky.social

Aurora Dancing Above the Ramparts—Margaret Nazon, a Gwich’in artist, beads constellations on black velvet. Her art stitches the universe into something you can touch. The night sky isn’t distant; it’s sewn into her hands. Isn’t that breathtaking? #artist #beads #constellations #astronomy #newweek

This week we explored Indigenous art, constellations and your own stories. Which post spoke to your spirit most? Tell us below, we want to know what resonates so we can keep growing this community under the same wide sky. #indigenousart #astronomy #constellations #artists #WWE #supremecourt

As the week closes, remember: the stars are more than science. They are teachers, ancestors, and guides shaping our path. Each culture adds a verse to the cosmic song. When you look up tonight, do you see equations, stories, or a little of both? #sunday #star #astronomy #charliekirk #daboswinney

The night sky over my #Home #BlueSkyArtShow #Wisconsin #NightPhoto #Photography #EastCoastKin

Some people feel small under the night sky, while others feel deeply connected to something vast. When you look up at the stars, Do you feel humbled, guided, or reminded of your place in the universe? Share your truth below. #Moonlitsky #astronomy #charliekirk #london #starmer #caturday

Threads become telescopes. Indigenous beadwork retells astronomy without words—every pattern a star map, every color a story. Passed hand to hand, these creations carry the cosmos through generations. Isn’t that another way of looking at the universe? #beadwork #astronomy #starmer #charliekirk

Jacob Butler (Akimel O’otham/Pee Posh) Bracelet, 2022 Glycymeris shell The bracelet speaks to Indigenous knowledge, cosmology, and place. Like the Diné, Yup’ik, and Haudenosaunee communities also featured in the exhibition, the O’otham sustain cultural continuity through art, language, and story.

Tonight when you step outside, pause for a moment. Which star pulls your gaze first? That first star often holds a story or memory. Drop its name below, we’re building a community map of stars we share, from different lands, yet under the same sky.

This week we explored Indigenous art, constellations and your own stories. Which post spoke to your spirit most? Tell us below, we want to know what resonates so we can keep growing this community under the same wide sky. #indigenousart #astronomy #constellations #artists #WWE #supremecourt

A Sunday morning blue sky Moon lit by the Sun's light- you might not even spot it unless you look very high up - currently 66 degrees altitude. Waning Gibbous of 52% #astronomy #astrophotography @stormhour.com @photohour.bsky.social

As the week closes, remember: the stars are more than science. They are teachers, ancestors, and guides shaping our path. Each culture adds a verse to the cosmic song. When you look up tonight, do you see equations, stories, or a little of both? #sunday #star #astronomy #charliekirk #daboswinney

The Cassini Saturn probe swept its cameras around #OTD in 2017 to collect some of its last images. A few days later it would end its twenty year mission by plunging into Saturn's atmosphere, a fireball flashing across the sky at over 70,000 mph. 🧪 🔭 Images: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Some people feel small under the night sky, while others feel deeply connected to something vast. When you look up at the stars, Do you feel humbled, guided, or reminded of your place in the universe? Share your truth below. #Moonlitsky #astronomy #charliekirk #london #starmer #caturday

Orion’s Belt shines across cultures. To some, it’s a hunter. To others, it’s animals or sacred spirits. Same three stars, endless meanings. When you see Orion in the night sky, do you think of strength, guidance, or mystery? Drop your story below👇 #orion'sbelt #astronony #groypers

Did you know? Indigenous Australians saw an “Emu in the Sky”—not in stars, but in the Milky Way’s dark patches. It guided their seasonal life. Proof that the sky isn’t only stars; it’s also the spaces in between. What unseen shapes do you notice above? #astronomy

Perhaps they have a longer range of sight on the color spectrum that allows them to see more than others? I have thought about this for a while. Whether there are other people/objects that move around us, but we don't have the color range to see them? sciencenotes.org/visible-ligh...

Threads become telescopes. Indigenous beadwork retells astronomy without words—every pattern a star map, every color a story. Passed hand to hand, these creations carry the cosmos through generations. Isn’t that another way of looking at the universe? #beadwork #astronomy #starmer #charliekirk

Did you know? Indigenous Australians saw an “Emu in the Sky”—not in stars, but in the Milky Way’s dark patches. It guided their seasonal life. Proof that the sky isn’t only stars; it’s also the spaces in between. What unseen shapes do you notice above? #astronomy

In Navajo tradition, the Milky Way is a spirit path linking earth to heaven. Each star is a marker of life’s journey. When you gaze at the Milky Way, Do you see mystery, guidance, or memory? Share how your family or culture speaks of this cosmic river. #MilkyWay #CharlieKirk