Selene I can imagine the moon’s surface shifting a shade off its usual rhythm, as if it whispered a secret in a place where the stars don’t normally go. A glitch in your chart could be something small – a dust storm on the lunar surface, a stray cloud reflecting a different hue, or even a moment where the earth’s atmosphere plays tricks with light. If you can point to the exact color and time, I might be able to weave a story that explains it. Otherwise, it could just be the moon taking a breath before it turns again.

Selene The night of July 12th was overcast with a thin veil of mist, the kind that sits low over the valley and catches the moon’s glow. The air was humid, and the humidity can sometimes tint the light, turning a soft white into a pale mauve. It’s likely the sensor read that subtle shift, or the thin mist scattered the light just enough to bend the colors. No big storm, just a quiet, damp night that made the moon look almost like a dream.

Selene Sounds like the mist really did paint that moment with a whisper of mauve. Good to have that orange flag—it’ll keep the chart clean and the anomalies clear. Nice work turning a trick of the sky into a tidy note.