just me

tpwk <3

[we-be-beans]

Badass women playlist

My wlw playlist did really well so here’s another one but it’s female empowerment and badass songs by women.

That Bitch - Bea Miller

Nightmare - Halsey

Boss bitch - Doja Cat

Mothers Daughter - Miley Cyrus

Don’t Play - Halsey

motherlove - Bea Miller

Show and Tell - Melanie Martinez

Working bitch - Ashnikko

S.L.U.T. - Bea Miller

Tempo - Lizzo and Missy Elliott

The Principal - Melanie Martinez

Take a Hint (from Victorious)

The Man - Taylor Swift

Show and Tell - Melanie Martinez

Bitch better have my money - Rihanna

BO$$ - Fifth Harmony

STUPID - Ashnikko and Yung Baby Tate

Most Girls - Hailee Steinfeld

you should see me in a crown - Billie Eilish

Cocky AF - Megan Thee Stallion

Sorry not Sorry - Demi Lovato

Experiment on me - Halsey

all the good girls go to hell - Billie Eilish

So Thick - WHIPPED CREAM and Baby Goth

Just Like Fire - P!nk

Look what you made me do - Taylor Swift

burning bridges - Bea Miller

You should be sad - Halsey

Shutter Island - Jessie Reyez

like that - Bea Miller

Gasoline - Halsey

Stronger (what doesn’t kill you) - Kelly Clarkson

Strawberry Shortcake - Melanie Martinez

Green light - Lorde

Set Fire to the Rain - Adele

Man! I feel like a woman - Shania Twain

Glory and Gore - Lorde

[avstensworld]

[nasa]

It’s official - we’re headed to do science on the Sun! ☀️

At 11:03 p.m. EST on Sunday, Feb. 9, Solar Orbiter, an international collaboration between the European Space Agency and NASA, launched aboard United Launch Alliance’s #AtlasV rocket for its journey to our closest star. The spacecraft will help us understand how the Sun creates and controls the constantly changing space environment throughout the solar system. The more we understand about the Sun’s influence on the planets in our solar system and the space we travel through, the more we can protect our astronauts and spacecraft as we journey to the Moon, to Mars and beyond. More here. 

Image Credit: NASA Social participant, Jared Frankle

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

[vincent-is-vintage-moved]

Happy Black History Month

Today we’re celebrating two people: Katherine Johnson and Guion Bluford. Both contributed their skills to help further N.A.S.A. Katherine worked with N.A.S.A. as a “human computer” back when the origination was just starting out. With her accurate knowledge of mathematics, Katherine was tasked to calculate the first, space round trip for a human astronaut in 1961. After the success, she also helped check the accuracy of a round trip to the moon, in 1962. Even after computers had begun to branch into N.A.S.A., Katherine still stayed to give her expertise til her retirement in the 80′s. In 2015, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack Obama.

Guion had a PhD in aerospace engineering and was a skilled Air Force veteran who served in the Vietnam War, he was awarded the Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm to prove it. With his skills and knowledge, Guion seized the opportunity to join N.A.S.A.’s space flight team and thus became the first African-American to travel space in 1983. Guion completed several space missions while aboard the Challenge before the shuttle met it’s demise, in 1986. Fortunately for Guion, he wasn’t present for that mission. Guion completed two more missions on the Discovery shuttle to wrap up his space travels in 1993. Guion’s efforts have been honored in the International Space Hall of Fame.

Instagram

please don’t remove caption

[damn-these-eyes]

[nasa]

Mathematician. Leader. Heroine. Remembering Hidden Figure Katherine Johnson

Tonight, count the stars and remember a trailblazer. 

We’re saddened by the passing of celebrated #HiddenFigures mathematician Katherine Johnson. She passed away at 101 years old. 

An America hero, Johnson’s legacy of excellence broke down racial and social barriers while helping get our space agency off the ground.

Once a “human computer”, she famously calculated the flight trajectory for Alan Shepard, the first American in space.

And when we began to use electronic computers for calculations, astronaut John Glenn said that he’d trust the computers only after Johnson personally checked the math.

As a girl, Katherine Johnson counted everything. As a mathematician, her calculations proved critical to our early successes in space travel.

With slide rules and pencils, Katherine Johnson’s brilliant mind helped launch our nation into space. No longer a Hidden Figure, her bravery and commitment to excellence leaves an eternal legacy for us all.

“We will always have STEM with us. Some things will drop out of the public eye and will go away, but there will always be science, engineering and technology. And there will always, always be mathematics.” - Katherine Johnson 1918 -2020 

May she rest in peace, and may her powerful legacy inspire generations to come! What does Katherine Johnson’s legacy mean to you? Share in the comments. 

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

[action]

Happy Women’s History Month, Tumblr! Are you ready to celebrate women all across the platform all month long? Get ready to see some illustrations, music, edits, fanart, and photography from women in the community as we signal-boost some of your best art. We’re doing a few Spotlights too, and interviewing these wildly talented ladies of Tumblr:

¾ – Photographer Shay Waugh (@shayofthearts​)

3/11 –  Joudan Ash, host of the the podcast Dating in NYC (@datinginnycpod​)

3/16 – Twitch streamer Storymode Bae (@storymodebae)

3/18 – Multi-media artist Brianna Pippens (@banana-peppers)

That’s not at all. If you aren’t following @gaming​ right now, make sure to do just that right now. We’ll have some special Spotlights with other Twitch streamers over there throughout the month.

Women’s History Month can only be celebrated properly if it is both diverse and intersectional. This month is about embracing and uplifting all women as equals; women of any race, religion, sexuality, of any ability or disability, trans or cis, and from anywhere in the world. This is Women’s History Month. This is for all of you.

So, we’re asking: Do you have art that needs to get out into the world? It can be anything. Maybe it’s a comic, or a painting, or a video of some spoken word poetry. If you’re a woman proud of your work, take this as a sign that it’s time to show it off. Use the tag #Women’s History Month so other people in the community can find it and reblog it. And keep your eyes peeled here to @action​, @gaming​, @art​, @books​, @kpop​, @entertainment​, @music​, and @staff​. We’ll be reblogging some choice selections all over the place.

[ferricadooza]

honestly, it's probably for the best that two ghosts went on hs1 and not mitam because none of us would have survived if harry and louis were singing about trying to remember how it feels to have a heartbeat together

[thestylesindependent]

Via TheHSCharts

[mjmaryy]

wowow

i stan a king who puts his whole self into his album