26| she/her|🇧🇷

Undiagnosed but everyone's pretty sure.

[photos-of-space]

Total Solar Eclipse over Sun Flowers

[kinuko]

[saltstainedplaid]

Because Fenris is not a morning person and Hawke is beeing an asshole about it. and bedhair is the reason I wanted to doodle qwq

[plaguedocboi]

You know what? You’re right. Thank you south carolina aquarium

[epicsause-official]

one has to speculate if the reason the la gangs never got markiplier is because he himself is affiliated with the la gangs

[chabochi]

[epicsause-official]

one has to speculate if the reason the la gangs never got markiplier is because he himself is affiliated with the la gangs

[epicsause-official]

one has to speculate if the reason the la gangs never got markiplier is because he himself is affiliated with the la gangs

[spacewonder19]

Total Solar Eclipse © Gijs de Reijke

[quiltofstars]

"Holding the Baby Galaxy", M96 // Ani Shastry

From the photographer:

M 96 is the brightest member of the Leo I group, a luminous spiral turning some 31 million light-years away in the constellation of the Lion. Its heart is a furnace of old golden light, wrapped in a tight coil of dark dust that swirls around the nucleus like smoke caught in an eddy. Around that burning center spreads a smooth, pale envelope of ancient stars, and around the envelope runs the galaxy’s great outer arm, strung with beads of blue star clusters and rose-pink HII regions like a necklace of newborn suns. But the symmetry is an illusion. The dust crowds one side of the core and thins on the other, the arm blazes with star formation along its northern arc and fades to a quiet ribbon on the south, and the whole disk sits subtly askew, like a heart beating out of place.

And then there is the baby. Tucked just inside the sweep of that jeweled upper arm, a small coppery edge-on spiral glows against the pale envelope, its own dust lane clearly visible, its light reddened by distance. It lies hundreds of millions of light-years beyond M 96 and is utterly unrelated to it, yet from our line of sight the arm curls around the little galaxy like a protective arm around an infant, and the nickname becomes unavoidable. It is pure perspective, a chance alignment across a gulf of space deeper than the entire Leo group, but the eye refuses to see it any other way. Once you have seen M 96 holding the baby, you cannot unsee it.

[wonders-of-the-cosmos]

The constellation Orion is framed by two Perseid meteors on Aug. 12, 2018, in Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah.

Image Credit: NASA/Bill Dunford

[photos-of-space]

Today's NASA APOD: Total Solar Eclipse Over Spain

[thenextdraft]

Tate simps doing pushups outside of jail in protest

[pontyk]

[bossuary]

[szczekaczz]

Henriëtte Ronner-Knip, A dog and her puppies

[zvaigzdelasas]

[khanuckle-deactivated20250628]

There

[lanametlinum]

[birusoda]

I wanted to make a Pokemon card for my fave characters, so here's Bill's piece inspired by Masako Tomii! 🌿🌼