pink in the night

[aesthetics and occasional nsfw sideblog] [main @ malphurisms]

[sweatermuppet]

illustrations for the legalization of marijuana in the state of california published in a 1974 issue of The Tide magazine, formerly The Lesbian Tide

[beyond-blackwall]

Marathon

[yourtryhard]

[dropdome]

The intestines of the furnace by Stéphane Gaudry, 2012

[miamaimania]

Adrian Arleo ✺ Ceramic — hand-encrusted form

[9e978e]

via

[neshamama]

martine canneel, "terrestrial egg," 1981, mixed media

[ruinsofathen]

digital immortality | virtual e-morality

1. blueskies-bluescreens on tumblr 2. death, virtual grief and your digital footprint 3. online status of a steam community user 4. my journal dot com 5. & 7. hacked-wtsdz on tumblr 6. STurner4077 on twitter 8. the new forms of mourning by julie alev dilmaç 9. all the ghosts in the machine: illusions of immortality in the digital age 10. unknown 11. fairycosmos on tumblr 12. researching death online

[obsessedbyneon]

Citicorp atrium and shops, CityCorp Building, New York, 1981

Scan

[unteriors]

E Wallace Street, Gonzales, Texas.

[dragon-in-a-fez]

thinking about this elevator again

[sh4rkguts]

Compilation of orca-themed stuff

[funnywizard3000]

[sailaser]

valve-related stuff

[lukepownall]

Asakusa rooftops.

[apod]

2026 April 18

PanSTARRS and Planets Image Credit & Copyright: Luc Perrot (TWAN)

Explanation: Near the eastern horizon before sunrise, Comet C/2025 R3 PanSTARRS is getting brighter. Readily visible in binoculars and small telescopes, the comet may be just on the verge of naked-eye visibility from dark sky sites. Though it was not quite apparent to the eye, PanSTARRS is still easy to spot in this camera image taken on April 16. In the view from a volcanic peak overlooking France’s Reunion Island, planet Earth, the comet shares eastern predawn skies with naked-eye planets Mars and Mercury and fainter Neptune. Saturn is hiding behind the low cloudbank that doesn’t quite hide an old crescent Moon. This is a good weekend for northern hemisphere comet watchers to try to catch PanSTARRS an hour or so before sunrise, as the comet grows brighter approaching its perihelion on April 19. On April 26 the comet makes its closest approach to our fair planet but by then will be difficult to see in the solar glare. Good views of this comet PanSTARRS in late April and early May will be from the southern hemisphere.

∞ Source: apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260418.html

[mallorylovesyou]

Hopefully tumblr doesn’t flag this one as age restricted like it did last time