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Even a dim star is sending light somewhere.
Imizu Asuhi - Mikagura School Suite (via animegirl1363)
“Nah bro, it’s all good. Not like I’m even motherfuckin’ up to anything right now anyway. Besides, I like gettin’ my listen on to people.” He laughed.
“But I bet you could build yourself a bitchtits wicked telescope man.” Gamzee added, walking in front of the teal haired boy. “So how come you brought that big ‘ol motherfuckin’ thing with you to school? Is there some secret stargazing club or somethin’ around here?” Gamzee asked, gesturing to the telescope.
“Actually, that ain’t a bad motherfuckin’ idea at all! Hell, I’d definitely join.”
He loved space, although he knew pretty much nothing about it. It’s mysteriousness fascinated Gamzee. It’s like, what makes those stars shine like that? Shit’s so magic. It’s unreal. There was nothing like space; space is miracles.
bitchtits?
What did that even mean?
“I’m in the astronomy club an—”
Asuhi was certain the club had a booth during clubs day; that was how he got in, wasn’t it? Maybe this person was sick the day of? Or maybe he was a truant? Whatever the reason, it was clear that he probably did not show up back then.
“Oh no, um, the club isn’t secret at all! It’s a bit late into the year, but I’m sure you can still join. There..isn’t a meeting tonight but,” a small smile found its way onto his lips, aqua eyes bashfully looking away ever so slightly, “I enjoy stargazing a lot, so I..I go to the roof every night when it’s clear to...”
A little rough around the edges (then again, so is Kyouma), but he was most defnitely a good person, Asuhi decided, and a shared love for the stars was a bonus he never even dreamed of finding in someone else.
“Ah! I don’t think that’s a problem - we might be a little too close, we are first cousins as opposed to second or cousins removed - but our line is very sturdy; very resilient towards illness, and we don’t have any bad genetics at all! We have a good pedigree, so there really isn’t any need to worry!”
Par for the course, his mood had increased dramatically; all traces previous irritation had evanesced from sight. Talking about Eruna and his silly delusions about their future was something he’d never had a chance to do - having someone who’d listen to them was actually quite pleasing.
“I’m sure she wouldn’t have said ‘yes’, anyway. I’m not her type if you haven’t noticed.”
But even so...
[ Asuhi wanted, so, so much to just tell Shigure just how problematic his desires were, but neither the words nor confidence came, as usual, leaving the boy a nervous wreck. if an incomplete thought was all he could manage, then it just couldn’t be helped, though the mention of Eruna’s unwillingness to reciprocate her cousin’s affections was more than enough to reassure him. Perhaps one day, Shigure may find a not-Eruna to fill the Eruna-shaped void in his being. Maybe. ]
Um..anyway, I’m sure it’ll work out in the end, even if you don’t marry her.
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some mikagura drawings/doodles (based on the request post i made, thanks for requesting guys!!)
the requests were asuhi, yuuasu and erusei! click each pictures for full size!
the first drawing is a special request because it had to be done (who doesn’t want to draw eruna kicking shigure’s ass???? not me)
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“Ah… Here’s the thing about that: as it turns out, cousin marriages are not considered incestuous, but actually are desirable - they aren’t common, of course. The law in Japan and in many other countries don’t consider it a violation!’
“Of course, I haven’t asked her to marry me yet - she’d say ‘no’, unfortunately - but we could have gotten married after her sixteenth birthday. And I’m absolutely sure she’d look beautiful no matter what; she always does!”
It’s rather amazing how they got on this topic; just one distrait comment could turn into, um… this.
I don’t think legality is the issue though. The law might not consider that kind of a relationship, um, incestuous, but if both are you are from the same side of you family, there could be..complications if you really intend to ha..h-have a child.
[ the topic was so, so very uncomfortable. one can only wonder just how Shigure was able to talk about it so casually, as if it was no big deal, but to each their own, right? ]
If she refused, I think that...might be for the best.
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;; Gamzee often liked to wander around after school, simply because he didn’t want to go home just yet. Sometimes he’d spend hours wandering the halls and discovering places he never even knew existed. He was just about ready to start heading home, but stopped in his tracks when he spotted someone rather interesting.
The stranger was carrying what appeared to be a telescope. So casually. That guy must be one cool dude. The clownish boy clumsily skipped down the hall, catching up with Asuhi. He didn’t seem to notice Gamzee’s presence at the moment so he decided to follow him for a bit before chiming in with a “Hey there bro.”
“I just motherfuckin’ got my notice on that you was carryin’ with you a wicked cool telescope. Gotta say man, them motherfuckin’ stars be some magic motherfuckin’ miracles. All up ‘n twinklin’ up there like magic glitter in the sky… Know what I’m sayin’? I’m guessing you’re all into that shit too right? Stars are the shit man.”
Evident from his slower than usual pace, Asuhi’s consciousness was off wandering elsewhere as he crossed the school grounds, grip on the telescope propped against his shoulder as tight as ever; he was lucky the lenses within the casing of his other one didn’t shatter in his initial confrontation with a certain Kyoma Kuzuryu and during his practice battle with a Yuuto Akama, but to risk that again would be absolutely foolish.
And because he was so spaced out (no pun intended), he didn’t notice the presence of another student tailing him from behind, until a somewhat slurred voice snapped him out of his daze and back into reality. Asuhi’s hands faltered for a second, but tightened on the metal cylinder once more.
“Oh, um, hello.”
Was this person okay? Incessant swearing aside, he seemed to be ever so slightly off-kilter, but the boy didn’t think much of it. It would be wrong to judge someone based only on their speech patterns, regardless of how unique it may be.
“Um..yes..they really are, uh, the shit,” he echoed, albeit quietly. Swearing isn’t something he was used to, at all.
“Ah, thank you. This one’s a Newtonian reflector, actually, so the design itself is fairly simple, and produces a pretty clear image when calibrated correctly. I’d love to build my own someday, but this store-bought one does its job just fine.”
"Oh! I'm so sorry, I started rambling just now. I don't mean to take up so much of your time, really!"
Well, this boy sure was cute. She wasn’t exactly sure why he was shaking; perhaps she was just that intimidating. Or, he was just that shy. She smiles kindly at him anyway, hoping to ease things but up a bit.
“Yes? And who might you be?”
“Eh? Me?"
And now she was approaching him. Still paralyzed, Asuhi’s mind spun. What should he do? What was there to say to this girl? After all, this wasn’t like his initial meeting with someone so equally outgoing, nor was he in his environmental comfort zone. In the end, new people were as difficult as ever.
“A-Asuhi..Imizu. It’s nice to meet you,” he squeaked out, barely regaining his composure and squeezing his telescope tighter to his chest, as safety blanket of sorts.
ASTRONOMERS WATCH UNFOLDING SAGA OF MASSIVE STAR FORMATION
A pair of images of a young star, made 18 years apart, has revealed a dramatic difference that is providing astronomers with a unique, “real-time” look at how massive stars develop in the earliest stages of their formation.
The astronomers used the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLA) in the USA to study a massive young star called W75N(B)-VLA 2, some 4200 light-years from Earth. They compared an image made in 2014 with an earlier VLA image from 1996.
“The comparison is remarkable,” said Carlos Carrasco-Gonzalez of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, leader of the research team. The 1996 image shows a compact source of a hot, ionised wind ejected from the young star. The 2014 image shows that ejected wind deformed into a distinctly elongated outflow.
The new observations were triggered by results obtained with the European VLBI Network (EVN) in 2009 when a team of astronomers, led by Gabriele Surcis of the Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe (JIVE), measured for the first time the orientation of the large-scale magnetic field in the star-forming region where the massive young star is located. Surcis explains “We witnessed the magnetic field around W75N(B)-VLA2 develop a preferred direction aligned with the large scale magnetic field in the region. Now we also find the outflow in the same direction, indicating that magnetic forces are important in the formation of this star”
“And we are seeing this dramatic change in real time, so this object is providing us an exciting opportunity to watch the developments over the next few years, as this very young star develops the characteristic bipolar outflow morphology”, explains Huib van Langevelde, director of JIVE and professor at Leiden University.
The scientists believe the young star is forming in a dense, gaseous environment, and is surrounded by a doughnut-shaped, dusty torus. The star has episodes in which it ejects a hot, ionised wind for several years. First, that wind can expand in all directions, forming a spherical shell around the star. Later, the wind hits the dusty torus, which slows it. Wind expanding outward along the poles of the torus, where there is less resistance, moves more quickly, resulting in an elongated shape for the outflow.
“The evolution that we observed over only 18 years, follows the models very accurately”, adds Ciriaco Goddi from Radboud University Nijmegen. Theoretical models were developed to explain why nearly-spherical expansion of such outflows had been seen with young stars much more massive than the Sun, when narrower outflows were expected based on observations of less-massive, Sun-like stars at similar stages of development. W75N(B)-VLA 2 is estimated to be about 8 times more massive than the Sun. The more-uniform outflows are seen in massive young stars in the first few thousand years of their lives, the stage at which W75N(B)-VLA 2 is thought to be.
“Our understanding of how massive young stars develop is much less complete than our understanding of how Sun-like stars develop,” Surcis said. “It’s going to be really great to be able to watch one as it changes. We expect to learn a lot from this object with the proposed monitor programme on the European VLBI Network and other telescopes” he added.
Article The international team of astronomers that publish their results in Science come from Mexico, the Netherlands, Sweden, Spain, Korea, and Japan. The details of the article: Observing the onset of outflow collimation in a massive protostar by C. Carrasco-González, J. M. Torrelles, J. Cantó, S. Curiel, G. Surcis, W. H. T. Vlemmings, H. J. van Langevelde, C. Goddi, G. Anglada, S.-W. Kim, J.-S. Kim, J. F. Gómez. Science, In: Science, vol. 348, no. 6230, 3 April 2015. DOI: http://www.sciencemag.org/lookup/doi/10.1126/science.aaa7216
VLBI VLBI is an astronomical method by which multiple radio telescopes distributed across great distances observe the same region of sky simultaneously. Data from each telescope is sent to a central “correlator” to produce images with higher resolution than the most powerful optical telescopes. The authors from JIVE used the VLBI technique to discover a change in the magnetic field associated with W75N(B)-VLA2.
JIVE The Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe (JIVE, www.jive.nl) is a scientific foundation with a mandate to support the operations of the European VLBI Network (EVN, www.evlbi.org). For this purpose it maintains, operates and develops the EVN data correlator, a powerful supercomputer that combines the signals from radio telescopes located across the planet.
IMAGES….Observing the onset of outflow collimation in a massive protostar: 3D hydrodynamic simulation and visualization (generated in the Shape software) of an episodic, short-lived, originally isotropic outflow ejection (Picture 1) from the massive protostar W75N(B)-VLA 2, whose morphology evolves into a collimated outflow (Picture 2) as it expands within a toroid of dust and gas. Image Credit: Wolfgang Steffen, Instituto de Astronomía, UNAM.
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