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For fans of astrology and who like to learn more about this topic, then NASA APOD website (astronomical image of the day) It went viral on TikTok after discovering that it could reveal a space photo taken on the day, month and year you were born. Images can be discovered from 16 June 1995.
The project site is maintained by NASA and for Michigan Technological University (USA). According to the website, people are shown an image of the universe daily with an explanation posted by a professional astronomer.
Despite the layout of the web page in the 1990s, lately the online archive of posts on TikTok has sprung up.
Find out how you see:
One step: Go to the site APOD
2 step: The page will display a list of dates, from newest to oldest. You can scroll to the desired item, or give the famous “Ctrl F” to quickly select the desired term – year, month in English and day. Then just click on the image title
3 step: For example, we clicked on the link on September 27, 2009. The image is titled Center of the Galaxy Annotated, and the image consists of a mosaic of galaxies that can be seen by ground-based telescopes.
However, it is also worth checking out any other image on the site, regardless of any influential date. Below, for example, is the aurora borealis over the region of Alaska (USA), photographed on October 6, 2010.
* With information from Portal R7
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