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Drive Through the Snowy Forest by Relaxing Sounds Of Nature

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[martacorss]

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Fog & Snow by janeway1973

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Mount Teneriffe Trail, February 2018

[forndom]

© Forndom

[lonelywoodland]

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©Usvakorpi

[karrova]

Sylvie, Prosper d’ Epinay 1836 - 1914

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Dust, stars, and cosmic rays swirling around Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko, captured by the Rosetta probe. (Source)

[peachesnsunshine]

*kicks the front door in* DO YOU SEE HOW GODDAMN FUCKING COOL THIS SHIT IS

WE HAVE VIDEO. FROM THE SURFACE OF A COMET. SENT BY A ROBOT.

ROSETTA PROBE YOU’RE AMAZING WE LOVE YOU

[pyrrhiccomedy]

That cliff is a kilometer high. is Here’s what you’re actually looking at:

[delotha]

THANK YOU

i was wondering

[hockeylvr42]

Not only is this shit cool as hell but you gotta realize how unbelievably remarkable of a task this is and how hard it was to pull off.

Humans managed to send a tiny hunk of metal stuffed with electronics millions and millions and millions of miles away through this hostile, airless envionent to land (without breaking it!) on the equivalent of a dirty snowball shooting though outer space

That’s like shooting a bullet from LA to London and hitting a moving target that’s only one foot across, and having the bullet survive the ordeal unscathed.

Plus! We humans developed a way to videotape and transmit pictures from this snowball in space so we know what it’s like to stand the surface.

I mean, is that not mind blowingly amazing???

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Oil painting by Werner Knaupp

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Forest, Aleksey Savrasov

https://www.wikiart.org/en/aleksey-savrasov/forest-1877

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