рюкзак

Aggressively protective trash can.

[archmaestergilly-deactivated202]

Deleted scenes pt 3. from The Dragon Republic

RF Kuang shared these outtakes back in August 2019 on her twitter account. I had planned to share the 3 outtakes separately but as you can see, I only shared one and forgot the rest 🤦 Now you know I'm a bad blogger 😔

TDR outtakes pt 1, pt. 2,

[darkles--sparkles]

Still thinking about this tweet

[paper-ish]

Princess Monoke X the Poppy War AU… no thoughts, head empty

[neil-gaiman]

We made a little thing, to celebrate 30 years of Good Omens, and to cheer people up. I hope you like it. Feel free to reblog...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quSXoj8Kob0&feature=youtu.be

[mbfquq-deactivated20241209]

"Don't be sad uncle, Jin Ling is with you"

Sometimes, Jiang Cheng sits on the edge of the pier when there is no one. He is only sitting there for hours, alone and in silence. No one wants to approach and interrupt their thoughts, except their nephew-

I like this version too c"^:

[deadlikewwx]

MDZS: Yunmeng Jiang, Qinghe Nie, Baoshan Disciples & Yiling (Wei) Laozu's lockscreen

• The rest of the mottos are my headcanon.

Part 1.

Part 2.

[noirblank-deactivated20211228]

Mo Dao Zu Shi’s sect logos lockscreen

Like or reblog if you save it

[luna-lina]

                        Lotus Pier (莲花坞)

“Starting from the end of Lotus Pier, after just a while of paddling, one would see a large lotus lake, more than a hundred miles in length. The wide, verdant leaves and the smooth, pink blossoms brushed shoulders against one another. As a breeze blew over, the petals and the leaves swayed as if they nodded their heads. Amid the purity and grace, one could also feel a naive sense of clumsiness.”

[vkshinkarenko]

[SPOILERS]

Mo Dao Zu Shi - Simple Guide.

[werewolbachia]

the older I get the more dog I become

[werewolbachia]

obsessed with being given affection and being told im doing a good job... losing my damn mind every time I get to go for a nice walk

[werewolbachia]

TERRIFIED of the doorbell

[the-memedaddy]

Meirl

[henryclervals]

‪happy christmas to my favourite story of all time‬

[dykemd]

so what if im in love with you mind ur own business

[nolifejoker]

gintama <3

[sosuperawesome]

stowaways_toys on Instagram

Follow So Super Awesome on Instagram

[captainsblogsupplemental]

I’m sorry, what??

[captainsblogsupplemental]

[joaryn]

According to the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D blueprints, Cetacean Ops is located on deck 13 and the dolphins habitats extend between decks 13 and 14 and include their own lifeboats.

[angrywarrior69]

Yo what the fuck

[captaincrusher]

Imagine the ship is destroyed and people come find the escape pods and they’re all filled with dolphins.

[fayanora]

Cool!

[1ucasvb]

In Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity, space and time are unified in a single entity called spacetime. This is the “stage” in which the laws of physics operate.

In Einstein’s theory, the presence of mass and energy warps spacetime, and it is this curvature that affects objects in the way we perceive as gravity. The basic idea is that while we see objects accelerating towards a mass by the effect of a force, in reality is just the object attempting to follow a straight line in this four-dimensional warped space described by General Relativity.

In other words, things fall because they are following a straight line in spacetime.

In usual illustrations, the bending of space is represented as a flat rubber-sheet with masses pressing down on it. This has always bugged me, as it didn’t really represent the nature of 3D space being curved, and it never really addressed the fact that time is also distorted near masses.

This is my first attempt at a better depiction of the effects of General Relativity. Here, we see a 3x3x3 section of an imaginary spatial grid (that extends throughout all of space) being distorted by the presence of a mass. At the intersections of the grid lines there are clocks that show the rate of passage of time at each point in space, relative to a far away observer.

Notice how the clocks near the mass measure time at a slower pace than the clocks further away from the mass.

The distortion of spacetime is real, and can and has been measured experimentally several times. Modern telecommunication satellites and GPS systems all make use of the predictions of General Relativity in order to function.

While bizarre and complex, General Relativity has stood the test of time, and is one of the most well-tested and successful scientific theories ever conceived.