Tolley’s Topics Wishes You A Happy Independence Day
Archive | July 4, 2020
THE SPHINX—HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA
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https://nypost.com/2020/06/27/mother-nature-serving-up-a-trifecta-of-astronomical-shows-for-july/
Ghislaine is in trouble. Her life expectancy is now that of a fruit fly. (remember Jeff Epstein)
https://nypost.com/2020/07/01/epstein-sex-slave-giuffre-dershowitz-lose-in-court-ruling/
https://nypost.com/2020/07/02/powerful-men-are-scared-about-what-ghislaine-maxwell-will-say/
https://www.terro.com/the-fruit-fly
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The Editor: Are you celebrating the fourth, LL ?
Freedom Cat: I sure am, it’s great to be free. This Almanac was first published in 1792.
https://www.almanac.com/fact/independence-day-the-fourth-of-july-commemorates-holiday
https://www.nhccs.org/Destiny.html
America is a big place. Keep it free–vote Republican.
Good ones…
Songs about America….
Tolley’s Topics first song for today is dedicated to my MR. PATRIOT PRESIDENT, DONALD J. TRUMP.
You will recognize it, of coarse. It is the song that welcomed President Trump to the stage at every “filled to capacity & more” rally.
Those rallies will return with even larger crowds. Perhaps they will be wearing masks, but they will return.
A VOTE FOR DONALD TRUMP … NOVEMBER 03, 2020… IS THE ONLY HOPE FOR AMERICA.
-Sheila Tolley-
Horse Creek Covered Bridge
WGN – 37-10-14 Horse Creek Covered Bridge – Oregon- Built in 1930 in Douglas County spanning Myrtle Creek near S. Main St., single span, 105 feet long, Howe trusses
PHOTOS BY: BILL BOWSER….FROM CINCINNATI, OHIO
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Sickening Speech from Atlanta Ga only 11 months ago
Astronomy Picture of the Day
Meeting in the Mesosphere
Image Credit & Copyright: Stephane Vetter (TWAN, Nuits sacrees)
Explanation: A sensitive video camera on a summit of the Vosges mountains in France captured these surprising fireworks above a distant horizon on June 26. Generated over intense thunderstorms, this one about 260 kilometers away, the brief and mysterious flashes have come to be known as red sprites. The transient luminous events are caused by electrical breakdown at altitudes of 50 to 100 kilometers. That puts them in the mesophere, the coldest layer of planet Earth’s atmosphere. The glow beneath the sprites is from more familiar lighting though, below the storm clouds. But on the right, the video frames have captured another summertime apparition from the mesophere. The silvery veins of light are polar mesospheric clouds. Also known as noctilucent or night shining clouds, the icy clouds still reflect the sunlight when the Sun is below the horizon.
Tomorrow’s picture: Saturn six-sided
Bible Verse of the Day
