Starship Asterisk*

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Hi people. a week ago I contacted the editors about this, they sent me here: I'm no RSS expert (although I once wrote my own client), but I think for ages the RSS feed was kinda broken: * The first entry always points to https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html , even when a dated page (ap{YY}{MM}{D...

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html is always the current apod. Yes, I don't deny it is useful, what I'm saying is that it shouldn't be in the RSS feed, specially since it doesn't have a declared date. The RSS feed instead should include the date based URL for the first entry, since that URL i...

I'm no RSS expert (although I once wrote my own client), but I think for ages the RSS feed was kinda broken: The first entry always points to https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html, even when a dated page (ap{YY}{MM}{DD}.html) exists, which means the entry changes every day, and (some?) RSS client...

Just a geographic/redaction nitpick: The featured image was taken earlier this year from Las Campanas observatory in Chile over the Andes Mountains in Argentina I would remove the 'in Argentina' thing since it's confusing: The Andes are the boundary between Chile and Argentina, and if the obs is in ...

http://dionecanali.hd.free.fr/~mdione/Pictures/gallery/themes/Astro/2020-05-24T21.59.17_01.jpg Moon, Mercury and Venus on May 24th, 22h, North of Antibes. We see the last lights of Antibes in the foreground, Grasse at the feet of the mountains, and the pointy top of Le Doublier as the last silhouett...