I'm Going To Send The Question Back At You Now. What Is Your Favorite Thing About Space?

I'm going to send the question back at you now. What is your favorite thing about space?

Like you said, I really really like all the variety and vastness of space. I’m mostly in awe at the immense scale the universe works at, from galaxies to superclusters to filaments. It really makes everything going on down on planet Earth so insignificant (but like in a good way? If that makes sense? I’m not trying to be nihilistic, it just puts things in perspective). As you may be able to tell from my name, I’m also fascinated by the idea of space itself. Like, everyone thinks it's just an empty void between star systems, but there’s just so much going on we can’t see! Dark matter, dark energy, fluctuations in the spacetime continuum, and so much we haven’t even imagined yet!

It’s just so easy to get, well, lost in...

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11 months ago

If a post with no tags ends up on my feed, it was clearly meant to be.

tumblrs "add tags?" prompt to every posts sucks so bad. do you think im trying to promote everything i say. a lot of the time i am just fucking talking to myself here man

3 years ago
Caldwell 103 By NASA Hubble

Caldwell 103 by NASA Hubble

4 years ago
For Those Who Don’t Know, Recently A Bunch Of Phosphine Gas Was Detected In The Atmosphere Of Venus.

For those who don’t know, recently a bunch of phosphine gas was detected in the atmosphere of Venus. What makes this such a big deal is that phosphine is an organic gas. Of course, certain phenomena like lightning or geological processes could make it, but this is a very rare and difficult thing to do. Now, it may be too soon to tell, but this could mean there’s at the very least some sort of microbial life! We’ve spent so much time looking at Mars and its ancient watery history, that we never even considered Venus as a possible environment for extraterrestrial life. This discovery, should it be validated, would completely alter our way of thinking how life looks, even more so than possible life on Mars.

Just a cool thing I wanted to share. 2020 may be an... interesting year, but maybe, just maybe, there could be silver lining to all this chaos.


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1 year ago

I don’t know about you guys, but I comprehend the manmade horrors just fine

3 years ago
Waltz Of The Stars
Waltz Of The Stars
Waltz Of The Stars
Waltz Of The Stars

Waltz of the Stars

l from International Space Station l Sean Doran

3 years ago
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan
“The Cosmos Is Within Us. We Are Made Of Star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan

“The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff.”― Carl Sagan

ll all taken by Keith Bramley

2 years ago

@seagremlin !!! Space is so cool!!!

NASA Released The Clearest Images Of Neptune’s Rings In Over 30 Years.
NASA Released The Clearest Images Of Neptune’s Rings In Over 30 Years.

NASA released the clearest images of Neptune’s rings in over 30 years.

3 years ago
Jupiter And Its Moon Io (1999) By NASA Hubble

Jupiter and Its Moon Io (1999) by NASA Hubble

4 years ago

Beautiful. Absolutely stunning.

NASA has released new images of Jupiter, taken by the Juno Spacecraft.

NASA Has Released New Images Of Jupiter, Taken By The Juno Spacecraft.
NASA Has Released New Images Of Jupiter, Taken By The Juno Spacecraft.
NASA Has Released New Images Of Jupiter, Taken By The Juno Spacecraft.
NASA Has Released New Images Of Jupiter, Taken By The Juno Spacecraft.
NASA Has Released New Images Of Jupiter, Taken By The Juno Spacecraft.
NASA Has Released New Images Of Jupiter, Taken By The Juno Spacecraft.
NASA Has Released New Images Of Jupiter, Taken By The Juno Spacecraft.

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3 years ago

I concur, click the Keep Reading.

We are just as much a part of nature and the planet Earth as any other creature. This concept that we can “conquer nature” doesn’t really make any sense, since we are nature too. 

humans are an essential part of the ecosystem. nearly every ecosystem on earth had humans as an essential part of its function. the earth would be worse off than before if we were gone suddenly overnight. send tweet


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