There's a Story in Her Eyes

"We are all stories in the end. Just make it a good one." ~ The Doctor. Kaitlyn ~ 21 ~ lesbian ~ nerd ~ Just going through life one step at a time

[nasa]

What would happen if I go into a black hole? Do you think I would disappear forever or would I still exist inside the black hole?

[giraffodill-deactivated20180513]

[aww-so-pretty]

the aesthetic cat

[homo-takino-deactivated20230203]

[i-geoff-um]

it’s like these companies have finally gotten out of their wild college party years and are now trying to be mature adults now.

[sarkyfancypants-deactivated2015]

Same goes for the Windows logo

I mean look at this shit

Is like someone just ironed the logo

[wanderlog]

[nasa]

Strap in for a Tour of the Milky Way

The night sky isn’t flat. If you traveled deep into this part of the sky at the speed of the radio waves leaving this tower, here are some places you could reach.

Jupiter: Travel time – 35 minutes, 49 seconds.

The closest object in this view is the planet Jupiter, brilliant now in the evening sky…and gorgeous when seen up close by our Juno spacecraft. Distance on the night this picture was taken: 400 million miles (644 million kilometers). 

Saturn: Travel time – one hour and 15 minutes.

The next closest is Saturn, another bright “star” in this summer’s sky. On the right, one of the Cassini spacecraft’s last looks. Distance: 843 million miles (1.3 billion kilometers).

Pluto: Light-speed travel time from the radio tower – four hours, 33 minutes.

It’s not visible to the unaided eye, but Pluto is currently found roughly in this direction. Our New Horizons space mission was the first to show us what it looks like. Distance: more than 3 billion miles.

F-type star, HD 1698330: Light-speed travel time from the radio tower – 123 years.

Within this patch of sky, there’s an F-type star called HD 169830. At this speed, it would take you 123 years to get there. We now know it has at least two planets (one of which is imagined here) — just two of more than 4,000 we’ve found…so far.

The Lagoon Nebula: Light-speed travel time from the radio tower – 4,000 years.

If you look closely, you’ll see a fuzzy patch of light and color here. If you look *really* closely, as our Hubble Space Telescope did, you’ll see the Lagoon Nebula, churning with stellar winds from newborn stars.

Black hole, Sagittarius A*: Light-speed travel time from the radio tower – 26,000 years.

In 26,000 years, after passing millions of stars, you could reach the center of our galaxy. Hidden there behind clouds of dust is a massive black hole. It’s hidden, that is, unless you use our Chandra X-ray Observatory which captured the x-ray flare seen here.

The next time you’re under a deep, dark sky, don’t forget to look up…and wonder what else might be out there.

Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.

[lovelypupies]

[anxietyproblem]

[crushsuggestions]

i keep overthinking everything you do to me. it sucks. but i still love you.

[studentlifeproblems]

[chaoticbisexualalien-deactivate]

the magic in bbc merlin was so extremely gay-coded and I don’t even think it was on purpose??? like when morgana said “I don’t want to be brave, I just want to be myself” is there a gay on this planet who can’t relate to being forced into an activist role in every conversation

[whythinktoomuch]

right tho??

imagine writing this scene & wondering why the gays related so hard???? 

[crepuscolo-vibes]

Katie McGrath, voice of the gays, yet again.

[doctorthasmin-deactivated202410]

I need this tattooed on my person.

[luciaofsyracuse]

“One of the biggest problems with religion is that people stubbornly, insistently reduce God to their own size; they imagine that God loves the same people they love, and that God hates the people they hate. This is not just insidious theology; it’s actually idolatry, because people are just worshiping a blown up version of themselves. So let me say it simply: God’s love transcends all of that. When your parents reject you, God loves you; when your friends or classmates make fun of you, God loves you; when your priest, minister, imam, or rabbi tells you that you are an abomination, God loves you; when politicians cater to people’s basest prejudices, God loves you. No matter how many times and in how many ways people make you feel less than human, God knows otherwise, and God loves you. When you feel frightened, or abandoned, or humiliated, I hope the unshakeable conviction that God loves you can help hold you and enable you to persevere.”

— From a Rabbi, An Open Letter To People Who Are LGBTQ by Rabbai Shai Held (via jewishtransition)

[doctorthasmin-deactivated202410]

I need this tattooed on my person.

[theludicrousrival]

How do you go about gently explaining to a friend “hey dude, only being able to socialize and/or enjoy yourself and the company around you by getting completely wasted every weekend isn’t fucking healthy, and neither is alienating the friends who stuck by you through high school and the first couple years of adulthood after we stopped wanting to waste money at the one shitty bar in town and throwing up liquor by 10pm every Saturday” ?

Followed by “I wasn’t aware you considered being in one of your (previously) closest friend’s bridal party "A chore and commitment I can’t make” considering everything we’ve been through, all we endured, everything I did to save your ass with girlfriends, needing support, food, money, anything, I was under the impression we were still good. But since I would rather hang out and watch movies or talk than drink with a bunch of fake fucks that we graduated high school with who used to bully us, I guess that’s a problem. It’s fine.“

The only things I am afraid of when it comes to growing up is:

Being told I’m not loved anymore by my partner.

Finding out somebody doesn’t consider me as important of a friend to them as they were to me.

Taxes. Always taxes.

I am constantly feeling like I care more about everyone else. I tear myself apart and set myself on fire to keep others warm. But when it’s raining where I live, nobody can spare an umbrella. Or a jacket. Or even a tarp.

[kosmicannihil8her]

☔I don't have much but I did find this umbrella for you ☺ I also have a whole lot of love for you ❤ I'll stand in the rain and you can have this umbrella and I'll stay with you until the storm passes, and if we're lucky maybe we'll even find a rainbow 🌈

[funnypicsdept]

[trasemc]

NASA has released new images of Jupiter, taken by the Juno Spacecraft.