"It's twilight. It’s the safest time of day for us."

j/28!!!!/pan - i like xmen, but then i have no time to read comics anymore lol. expect lots of twilight, scrubs, drawing, and maybe a lot of nostalgic stuff here.

[assignedmale]

[hisakoichiki]

decades too late for tumblr, ive been absorbed by the spn fandom

[spltlvlhous]

[juiche]

I imagine young Dean loved riding shotgun, talking hunts and cars with his dad, feeling all grownup and whatnot. But some days he'd let Sammy have the front seat, would cramp himself into the back, listen to that Led Zeppelin album and watch nature go by :>

[bombsights]

we have omegaverse destiel at home | THE BOYS 5.05

bonus (likely thing for the world’s first omega to say):

[cosmonautroger]

Olivier Caune, Artemis II

[salbertwolf]

Victor Glover (Pilot), Artemis II - April 4th 2026

[soosmain]

And the universe said i love you

[whatsonthehifi]

Love this.

[cryptic-rat-in-your-walls]

It’s been a big year for space enthusiasts and we’re not even halfway through

[3liza]

Babies Are Bleeding to Death as Parents Reject a Vitamin Shot Given at Birth

A lifesaving injection given at birth to prevent severe bleeding has become collateral damage of the anti-vaccine movement.

talk to your coworkers about this. remember that the "taking advice from everyone except the experts" thing cuts both ways. you can be the non-expert guy at work who isnt an expert and gives someone advice they decide to follow based on vibes, but your advice can be the right advice instead. this is something we can all do.

the vitamin k shot has zero side effects, it is literally just a vitamin that does nothing except prevent babies from bleeding to death internally. its one of those things that does absolutely nothing except what it's supposed to do, is cheap, and has drastically reduced infant mortality this century and the last

[mrtechlab]

Learned recently the Artemis II mission is carrying a 1in. x 1in. piece of the canvas used in the Wright brother’s Flyer, oohhh man. I love technology but I also adore beyond everything the sentiment for the past we attach to advancements, because a lot of people think there’s no need to remember the time we could barely figure out plane flight while blasting off to go briefly orbit the moon.

There’s sometimes a mindset of science purely for advancement, the next big thing, which feels both distinctly human and un-human (inhuman? Uhhhh) It’s our nature to go as far as we can, build until we hit something that can actually stop us. Learn and see it all. But we’re also the people that saw shapes in the stars; we have to give it all meaning. Artemis II is only one part of a much larger plan, but by itself it’s still an incredible feat. Every step of the way has meaning to the world, and taking a single square inch of fabric to make us look back is a really nice reminder of all of it.

[specialagentartemis]

In honor of the news today

[steadynightruins]

Congratulations to Artemis II on a successful launch! Here is an old tumblr gem to celebrate

[radwolf76]

OF COURSE the Nerds at NASA Would Have a Plush of Artemis from Sailor Moon Right Behind the CapCom Desk For This Mission

EDIT: New information has come to light.

[steadynightruins]

Fun Fact: The Artemis II crew dressed up as characters from the AppleTV show Severance for Halloween in 2025 and even worked in them for the day

[sincerelywithheartt]

This is so wholesome! And I love that the release of Project Hail Mary and the timing of the Artemis II launch crossed so we can get content like this. It's a great time to be a space fan!

(x)

[gemini-enthusiast]

Mission Specialist Christina Koch and Commander Reid Wiseman look back at the planet they set off from in pursuit of taking one giant leap forward towards the Moon.