bogwitch

idk man

[lillaverser]

I want to come out of hiatus just to say that Jari did end up being the difficult one in the whole situation and he had us fooled

....also, where's Time II?

[inthefallofasparrow]

When your pet eats something it shouldn’t have

[juanikuz-deactivated20210427]

which side are you on?

[paganroots]

Staglight by David Hobcote

[khyghar]

Check my photography at:

Tumblr | Instagram | and buy my prints!

[ladypekinpack]

Hylas and the nymphs, John William Waterhouse. 

[beatchya]

Winona Ryder

[st-pam]

[north-peach]

Please.

[thefringeperson]

From the depths of my depressed, unemployed, little black heart.  PLEASE.

[sad-house-of-mortality]

“Will the day tell its secret Before it disappears, Becomes timeless night.”  ~ Dejan Stojanovic

Image by ruthies work

[mynocturnality]

Okefenokee swamp, Georgia, USA

[beautifulskieswithrossetti-deac]

The Lake District

[xeptum]

[avenuesofinspiration]

[thursday]

DAY 15

GIVE IT UP FOR DAY 15

[fnaf-thechoco-deactivated201503]

You can only reblog this 12 times a year

Make the most of that

[justadeletedblog-deactivated202]

[thackerybiinx]

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

Y'all wanna be pulling receipts about something another blogger said in 2006 because it’s not that you give a single fuck about progress and changing minds and attitudes, but because you want internet brownie points for “dragging” someone else and looking mightier than though. BYE!

[kateordie]

2 years old and still true as the day it was typed

[rabbittiddy]

This is actually timeless.

[supreme-leader-stoat]

*whispers* it’s because modern SJ is more concerned with self-righteous outrage and moral grandstanding than helping people

[just--space]

The Central Magnetic Field of the Cigar Galaxy : Are galaxies giant magnets? Yes, but the magnetic fields in galaxies are typically much weaker than on Earth’s surface, as well as more complex and harder to measure. Recently, though, the HAWC+ instrument onboard the airborne (747) SOFIA observatory has been successful in detailing distant magnetic fields by observing infrared light polarized by reflection from dust grains. Featured here, HAWC+ observations of the M82, the Cigar galaxy, show that the central magnetic field is perpendicular to the disk and parallel to the strong supergalactic wind. This observation bolsters the hypothesis that M82’s central magnetic field helps its wind transport the mass of millions of stars out from the central star-burst region. The featured image shows magnetic field lines superposed on top of an optical light (gray) and hydrogen gas (red) image from Kitt Peak National Observatory, further combined with infrared images (yellow) from SOFIA and the Spitzer Space Telescope. The Cigar Galaxy is about 12 million light years distant and visible with binoculars towards the constellation of the Great Bear. via NASA