[lnktastic]

I wanna go to a movie with you and do inappropriate things in the back row 

[ghostingz-deactivated20180414]

like sneak in candies and soda

[icecream-eaterrr]

and put our feet on the back of people’s chairs

[weezerpilled-deactivated2025082]

a baguette in the butt would be a pain in the ass

[gothclaudia-deactivated20190409]

i’m unlearning french

[nursery-deactivated20160926]

[lostovae]

The way we perceive time and history is so weird I get so tripped out when I think about how Cleopatra lived closer tot he iPhone being invented than she did to the Great Pyramids being built. Or how Stonehenge would have already been ruins when Jesus walked the earth or how Oxford University is older than the Aztec Empire or how Anne Frank and MLK were born in the same year like man this it’s all so crazy

[221bitssmallerontheoutside]

this fucked me up

[just-shower-thoughts]

I have never seen a Starbucks commercial.

[futurediver]

DO YOU SEE IT NOW?

[nerd-with-wings-deactivated2019]

What is happening to me

[pilottomars345]

i don’t fucking understand what’s happening with my eyes i’ve never been so confused

[sagihairius]

but if there’s platonic kissing whats next??!!!!????? sex without romance??????!? romance without sex?????!!!!? friendship?????? friends with benefits????!!! platonic lOVE????? staying out of other people’s business???????? WHO KNOWSS

[planned-planethood]

This is the best image we have of the dwarf planet Ceres.

It’s a mysterious place that we know little about. A year ago, however the Herschel Space Observatory discovered that it’s got a tenuous atmosphere of water vapor.

It’s now believed that there are cryovolcanoes blasting liquid water up out of the surface.

Could Ceres host an entire liquid ocean of water? What’s more - if there is liquid water, could there be life?

NASA’s Dawn mission will arrive soon. On January 20th they will release it’s first image of Ceres.

[planned-planethood]

Dawn has now begun the approach to Ceres. It will enter orbit on March 6th.

By the end of the month Dawn's images will be better than those of the Hubble Space Telescope.

[planned-planethood]

Presently, there’s a large amount of speculation about what the “white spot’ on Ceres actually is. The Herschel Space Observatory’s cryovolcano may in fact be the white spot. If so this will be a prime location to search for some form of astrobiological activity.

The mission is getting more exciting - March can’t arrive soon enough.

[planned-planethood]

This is officially the best image we’ve ever gotten of Ceres. From now on every image Dawn takes will then be the best image of Ceres ever taken until it’s finally in orbit. (Image credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA)

[planned-planethood]

Here’s the newest release of images compiled by NASA. We can now see that the mysterious white spot isn’t alone: there are many white spots on Ceres!

This is remarkable. Could these spots be ice deposits? Impact sites that resulted in interior material getting exposed?

We’re only going to continue learning more as Dawn gets closer to this alien world.

(Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA)

[planned-planethood]

The images are growing sharper as NASA’s Dawn mission makes its final approach to Ceres. These images were taken from 52,000 miles away. Soon Dawn will arrive - March 6th.

(Image credit: NASA)

[planned-planethood]

The images of Ceres continue to get better. The mysterious white spot is still too small to resolve exactly its nature but despite that, it’s by far the brightest thing on Ceres (and it has a sibling!).

"The brightest spot continues to be too small to resolve with our camera, but despite its size it is brighter than anything else on Ceres. This is truly unexpected and still a mystery to us." said Andreas Nathues, lead investigator for the framing camera team at the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Gottingen, Germany.

(Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA)

[planned-planethood]

Unfortunately Tumblr won’t support this file size but NASA just released a great gif of a rotating Ceres. Here it is!

[catsbeaversandducks]

[10knotes]

catsbeaversandducks:My Adopted Cat Is The Best Climbing Partner Ever

Via Bored Panda

[hotdogcephalopod]

ARE YOU KIDDING ME

[yumchocolatemilk]

I think I’ve reblogged this before bUT I DONT CARE ITS SO CUTE

[sweetguts]

a good cat supervises their human during their outings in the wilderness

[owllistrates]

This could turn into a disney movie, and I want it

[girilimoni]

[andrewbreitel]

reblog if ur a fuckin piece of shit

[spideycentral]

First Scorch Trials Stills

[conceivablyanyone]

C12H22O11 we’re goin’ down 

[rubyetc]

got a case of the ‘should-be’s

[kevingtran-blog]

me: stay positive, be nice to people, and always remember to relax!!

me: *is not positive, is not nice to people, hasn't relaxed since the 4th grade*

[pondelightful]

the 100 - a brief summary 

[ymcgay]

U KNOW WHAT I LOVE?

ART!

U KNOW WHAT IM BAD AT?

art

[j-bird614]

are you kidding me rn

[eziocauthon89]

The fact that there are no blog names that repeat in this image is a true testament.

I’m not sure what it’s a testament to, but it is.