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From Astronomy Picture of the Day.

The Milky Way Over Devil’s Tower
Credit & Copyright: Wally Pacholka (TWAN)

Explanation: Was Devil’s Tower once an explosive volcano? Famous for its appearance in films such as Close Encounters, the origin of Devil’s Tower in Wyoming, USA is still debated, with a leading hypothesis holding that it is a hardened lava plume that probably never reached the surface to become a volcano. The lighter rock that once surrounded the dense volcanic neck has now eroded away, leaving the dramatic tower. High above, the central band of the Milky Way galaxy arches across the sky. Many notable sky objects are visible, including dark strands of the Pipe Nebula and the reddish Lagoon Nebula to the tower’s right. Green grass and trees line the foreground, while moon-illuminated clouds appear near the horizon to the tower’s left. Unlike many other international landmarks, mountaineers are permitted to climb Devil’s Tower.

Everything needs one. Here is mine.

*touch*

So should YOU!! I totally agree with Juicy that we all needed a blog… Apparently, he’s less lazy than me… (sucker). Anyway, I’ll be sure to make use of this… I hope our friends do too!

So here’s the Seattle Spammer crew. If you click on a picture above you’ll see a larger pic of our illustrious electronic jammers. Juicy, Biochemlab, Selaka, Goateed, Jeffrey, and the devious, sly, and perhaps even crafty, Pinball, comprise our regular panel. Frequent appearances are made by our Seaspam irregulars, Stonedrew, Olaries, and a few others as well.