The sky turns fiery red as four blazing suns dominate the horizon.
A rare atmospheric display was captured over Alaska on February 2, 2026, showing what looked like four suns aligned during sunset. The authentic video shows a phenomenon known as a quadruple parhelion, or complex sundog, caused when sunlight refracts through hexagonal ice crystals in cold, high-altitude clouds, creating sun-like illusions beside the real sun. Such formations are extremely rare and require very specific atmospheric conditions.
In the 70s, Eberhard Schoener brought the Moog to Bali.
With Anak Agung Raka’s gamelan and Eric Clapton’s drummer Pete York, he fused Balinese tradition with electronics.
The 1975 Sanur recordings and a 1976 TV show created a new musical language: floating, hard-hitting, contemplative and electrifying - which was later captured in three albums: Bali-Agúng (1975), Trance-Mission Bali-Symphony (1991), and Harmonia Mundi (1993).
Tommy Cooper collapsed and passed live on television - a surreal moment where comedy turned to tragedy. One of the most haunting scenes ever broadcast, and a final act no one could have scripted.
The intention of this post is not to sensationalize a tragic moment, but to acknowledge its powerful place in television history, with respect for those who remember it, for the legacy Tommy Cooper left behind and, of course, for Atropos herself.
Esphigmenou Monastery, Mount Athos.
Known for its decades-long dispute with the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
The monks were excommunicated in 2002 for refusing to commemorate Patriarch Bartholomew I.
Their banner, “Orthodoxy or Death,” symbolizes their opposition to Ecumenism.
The legal and spiritual conflict continues to this day.
