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bring baby to life

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Tsukioka Yoshitoshi aka Yoshitoshi Tsukioka aka 月岡 芳年 aka Taiso Yoshitoshi aka 大蘇 芳年 (Japanese, 1839-1892, b. Edo, Japan) - Komori No Godan (Bats), c. 1880-1883, Woodblock Prints: Ink, Color on Paper

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[artfulseoul]

LOVE & ROCKETS ☯️

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Jupiter by Hubble & by Webb

© H: visible/IR; W: IR (2 filters/3 filters)

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Scientists Baffled by Perfectly Geometric ‘Polygons’ of Cyclones on Jupiter

The stable, geometric arrangements of mind-bogglingly huge vortexes are still unexplained and may hint at new physics.

At the poles of Jupiter, enormous cyclones swirl in neat geometric patterns that stay stable for years at a time, a phenomenon that remains unexplained and that scientists have said hints at the need for new physics.

“Since 2017 the Juno spacecraft has observed a cyclone at the north pole of Jupiter surrounded by eight smaller cyclones arranged in a polygonal pattern,” the researchers said in the study. “It is not clear why this configuration is so stable or how it is maintained.”

“The polygons and the individual vortices that comprise them have been stable for the four years since Juno discovered them,” the team added. “The polygonal patterns rotate slowly, or not at all….In contrast, Saturn has only one vortex, a cyclone, at each pole.”

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Jupiter, Van Gogh Planet

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Jupiter seen from the James Webb Space Telescope

[beautifulmars]

HiPOD 24 Aug 2023: Boulders inside of Pits

The objective of this observation is to determine the nature of boulders sitting inside of pits along the edge of a mesa. Wind may have blown away the material around the boulders. This image will also include exposed layers in the mesa wall and gives us more examples of these features from a previous HiRISE image at a nearby location.

ID: ESP_073986_1810 date: 9 May 2022 altitude: 270 km

NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona

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[beautifulmars]

HiPOD 13 May 2022: The Mottled Surface of Gale Crater Ejecta

Also visible in Context Camera images, this might be an “erosional window” down into the ejecta deposit. Perhaps some of the material is superimposed on the ejecta blanket. What does the mottling tell us about the ejecta, if anything? Differing rock characteristics or maybe patches of impact melt?

Enhanced color is less than 1 km across.

ID: ESP_065785_1725 date: 8 August 2020 altitude: 263 km

NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona

[artfulseoul]

Only those who sense will

be shocked

be in pain

see the injust

guard a solution

never seek the benefit

haven’t even asked for it

misunderstood not even cared about but give

be the rest-less in a shallow numbed yet self declared elite world

no in the society

seek of being held not hold down in others play of sabotage’s unwill to grow

be the change

be the bloom

set seed to a future

but that maybe never comes

it hasnt fit in hasnt wanted to from begiN

be outplayed tho never be in the game

all else will pretend in order to end

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Two Tigers - Stray Cats in the Ruins - Pembroke