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Incanus

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14. It is, when I follow the link to the web page from social media it shows a link.

Reply to sl8 (Reply #12)

Sun Sep 7, 2025, 09:44 AM

Sep 2025

But when I access the page through my browser it's not a link. I reached out to admin of the page I follow but no one has responded.

What a terrible loss this would be, for the public, for the scientific community and for the small pool of dedicated photographers who've contributed hours and hours of their own time to provide the images.

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I am worried that NASA "Astronomy Picture of the Day" has been axed [View all] SorellaLaBefana Sep 2025 OP

All the Water on Planet Earth - Astronomy Picture of the Day sl8 Sep 2025 #1

Well. Thank you SorellaLaBefana Sep 2025 #4

De nada. sl8 Sep 2025 #7

Stunning graphic. enough Sep 2025 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author jxla Sep 2025 #2

It's still active today, I follow APOD through social media. Incanus Sep 2025 #3

That would be enough to make me get some sort of social media account SorellaLaBefana Sep 2025 #6

The image quality is better on the website but there's always a link to it. Incanus Sep 2025 #9

I don't see a link associated with "Tomorrows Picture" yet. sl8 Sep 2025 #10

Weird, it appears as a link when I view it. Incanus Sep 2025 #11

That is weird. sl8 Sep 2025 #12

It is, when I follow the link to the web page from social media it shows a link. Incanus Sep 2025 #14

Ah, that could be due to that particular social media site or poster. nt sl8 Sep 2025 #16

The "Isitdowrightnow" site reports that apod.nasa.gov is down: sl8 Sep 2025 #5

This is terribly upsetting, I hope we can still access the archives. Incanus Sep 2025 #13

You might try changing DNS servers. sl8 Sep 2025 #15

Kakistocracy at work. Kid Berwyn Sep 2025 #17

Somehow must be my ISP. Finally tried my cellphone which worked fine (5G) SorellaLaBefana Sep 2025 #18

I saw it today Rebl2 Sep 2025 #19

Change DNS Cerulean Southpaw Sep 2025 #20