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Lynda Carter is an ally on and off the screen.
The original Wonder Woman herself defended the DC Comics character as an LGBTQ icon.
The 70-year-old actress wrote a series of tweets on June 1 — the start of Pride Month — contending that Diana Prince, a k a Wonder Woman, was, in fact, a symbol of queerness.
It all started when she tweeted out an art cover of Wonder Woman gleefully surrounded by rainbows. “Happy Pride!” she wrote. “So excited to celebrate with all my LGBTQIA+ friends and fans Art by Paulina Ganucheau for @DCComics .”
But some trolls weren’t having it and slammed her for the photo. One wrote, “Wonder Woman IS NOT A SUPER HERO FOR GAYS!”
To that statement, Carter responded : “You’re right. She’s a superhero for bisexuals!”
Her reply also linked to a 2016 Polygon article in which comic book writer Greg Rucka explained that Wonder Woman was indeed bisexual in his new story, “Wonder Woman: Year One.”
I didn't write Wonder Woman, but if you want to argue that she is somehow not a queer or trans icon, then you're not paying attention. Every time someone comes up to me and says that WW helped them while they were closeted, it reminds me how special the role is.
“I didn’t write Wonder Woman, but if you want to argue that she is somehow not a queer or trans icon, then you’re not paying attention,” she explained in a tweet . “Every time someone comes up to me and says that WW helped them while they were closeted, it reminds me how special the role is.”
In another post, the former beauty pageant titleholder shared a photo of herself as a young buck striking a fighting pose. She also joked that she “loves seeing all the love from LGBTQ+ fans today! Now here’s one I call the ‘ready to fight your homophobic relatives’ pose. Just kidding. (Or am I?) Haha! .”
The “Sky High” actress portrayed the superhero in the iconic TV series of the same name from 1975 to 1979. Gal Gadot recently played the character in a slew of films for Warner Bros., including her 2017 stand-alone film and its 2021 sequel.
Carter is set to reprise her role as Asteria in the upcoming “Wonder Woman 3,” after she made the memorable cameo in 2020’s “Wonder Woman 1984.”
Last October, Carter and director Patty Jenkins attended the DC FanDome 2021 event, where they divulged some new details about the threequel.
“I know what it was like from the inside out. I know what the legacy meant to me, and when I created the character, it wasn’t on the comic book page — her kindness and her goodness. Her strength was her Lasso of Truth … and that meant something to me,” the Miss World USA 1972 winner said at the panel.
“Who would have thought in my life — at this time in my life — that this gift would just present itself to me, and that’s so cool,” Carter added. “And that’s what I’m hoping for all of the fans of ‘Wonder Woman’ … to know that your life is full of surprises, and the Wonder Woman in you is alive and well.”

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I inspire people to go stargazing, watch the Moon, enjoy the night sky
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It’s the stargazing highlight of the month , but how much do you know about how, why and where the five naked-eye planets are aligning to adorn the southeastern horizon this weekend and throughout June 2022?
Here’s everything you need to know to see Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn stretching across the sky—which begins this Friday, June 3 and Saturday, June 4, 2022, but will get easier over the next three weeks:
All five naked-eye planets line up in their proper order from the Sun during the month of June. On ... [+] June 3–4, the separation between Mercury and Saturn will be at its smallest, at 91°. Mercury will be a challenge to spot earlier in the month.
Yes, a bit of bad news to start with. You’ll need to get up before sunrise and cast your eyes to the southeastern horizon to see Mercury closest to the horizon followed by Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Those latter four planets will be easy, but you’ll need an unobstructed eastern horizon (and probably binoculars) to see little Mercury. If you can’t see Mercury then keep trying at the same time for the rest of June because it will be rising higher into the pre-dawn sky.
Timing is everything because the Sun will rise soon after Mercury. Visit timeanddate.com and enter your city, change the date to June 3 or June 4, then scroll down to see what time Mercury rises where you are. That’s when to set your alarm for. If you don’t have binoculars and/or a clear, low view of the horizon then you can get up even earlier to see the other planets in a darker sky (in that case Venus-rise would be a good time to wake up).
The solar system's planets in order of how far their orbital paths are from the Sun (fact: the solar ... [+] system never actually looks like this!).
In a rather remarkable turn of events the five naked-eye planets will be arranged in their natural order from the Sun across 91° of the sky. That’s the closest they’ve appeared to be for about 100 years. First will be Mercury (the dimmest) and Venus (the brightest) 18º apart—the two inner planets that orbit the Sun closer than we do on Earth—followed by Mars 4º from Jupiter (the second-brightest) and Saturn the outlier at 39º out. A comparable view has not been possible since 2004 and an alignment like this won’t be visible again until 2041.
The planets are not really aligned—it’s just a line-of-sight thing. For the planets to all appear in the same view means that they must all be clustered on one side of the solar system— which they are —but they will be many millions of miles from each other and from Earth. Nothing is actually happening aside from Earth’s orbit taking it to a place in space where the other planets appear to be in a line.
NASA’s Voyager 2 spacecraft captured these views of Uranus (on the left) and Neptune (on the right) ... [+] during its flybys of the planets in the 1980s.
They’re too small to see with the naked-eye (and very difficult in binoculars) and they’re not in their “correct” position with regard to how far they are from the Sun, but if you have a small telescope you could also find Uranus and Neptune in the pre-dawn night sky. Uranus will be between Mercury and Venus, Neptune between Jupiter and Saturn. If you’re a “Pluto is a planet” person then, yes, you’re beloved dwarf planet is also up there, due south beyond Saturn ... though it’s too small to see with anything but a massive telescope.
So you’re gazing at the planets, counting them off as you see them ... one, two, three, four, five. Now give you neck a rest and take a look down at your feet. Six! It’s only fair to count Earth in your solar system collection.
At dawn on June 24th, the crescent Moon joins the planetary lineup. It's conveniently placed between ... [+] Venus and Mars, serving as a proxy Earth.
The “planetary parade” is cool to look at. That’s really it. The position of the planets in the sky do not have any consequences for life on Earth—and certainly not on your mood. No floods, no weird energy, no nothing. This is all about line-of-sight of some very distant objects. How could their alignment have any effect on ... anything? If your mood does suffer then that’s probably because you got up so early.
Although the view of all the planets within 91º is the appeal of this week’s planet parade, it’s going to get easier (read: to see Mercury) later this month. According to Sky & Telescope magazine , the planetary lineup on Friday, June 24, 2022 will even more compelling despite it occurring over 107º. Mercury will be easier to see and you’ll have about an hour to find all five planets.There will also be a waning 19%-lit crescent Moon between Venus and Mars.
Wishing you clear skies and wide eyes.

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