Musings of Starstuff

Me llamo Bee (Bianca), I'm nearly twenty-five, a resident of Earth, a very amateur baker, an avid reader, a lover of space, and on here you'll find foodporn, mentions of my fiance Kevin, science, books, Doctor Who, anime and manga, Carl Sagan, Nerdfighteria, NSFW posts, and horror/gore. I work at a bookstore, and run a book blog on the side. I respect no religion, ye be warned.

[capriciousgentleman]

warm up sketch with porn

[viria]

-If you want an abnormal, I’ve found one.

-Huh? Where??

-Right here.

I just really wanted to draw this scene. And damn it, I would be lying if I said I don’t ship them. that tension ohoho

[saucylark]

<3

[krakenface-deactivated20200518]

YMIR AND KRISTA’S LOVE IS TOO BEAUTIFULLLL

[saucylark]

I think that listening to music on my period is the worst idea ever

I can't stop crying.

[ryuichii]

[saucylark]

Five years ago, if you hadn't gone to Hannes for help, both Mikasa and i would've been eaten alive by the titans. 

[aryastarc-deactivated20131207]

[flylikeacomet]

#zuko is into that kinky roleplay shit

50 Shades of Honor

[darmhawakenings]

[horsehoesandhandgrenades]

NASA  Symposium, Boston University, November 20,1972

[sagansense]

"Education on the value of free speech and the other freedoms reserved by the Bill of Rights, about what happens when you don’t have them, and about how to exercise and protect them, should be an essential prerequisite for being an American citizen - or the citizen of any nation, the more so to the degree that such rights remain unprotected. If we can’t think for ourselves, if we’re unwilling to question authority, then we’re just putty in the hands of those in power. But if the citizens are educated and form their own opinions, then those in power work for us. In every country, we should be teaching our children the scientific method and the reasons for a Bill of Rights. With it comes a certain decency, humility and community spirit. In the demon-haunted world that we inhabit by virtue of being human, this may be all that stands between us and the enveloping darkness."

- Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan, Real Patriots Ask Questions, 'The Demon-Haunted World Science as a Candle in the Dark'

[my-phoenix-tears]

Holy. Crap.

That Cosmos series opener was literally the most fantastic scientific porn I’ve ever seen!

Good thing I recorded it too because I will rewatch that amazing shit repeatedly until the next episode.

Kudos to the producers for also honoring Carl Sagan himself.

[ohstarstuff]

Hey Neil, good luck on COSMOS….

[gothamknowledge]

I will be wearing my shirt tonight.

[micdotcom]

9 astounding facts we’ve learned about space since ‘Cosmos’ was last on the air

Follow policymic

[sci-universe]

Ann Druyan — the amazing lady who has co-written, produced and directed both the original (1980s) and today’s “Cosmos” series. “We may be little but we don’t think small. It’s the courage of questions, of grasping our true circumstances, and not pretending we are at the center of it all, that is adulthood. That’s being a grownup. Nothing in the cosmos diminishes the profundity of life and love. This show is a celebration of life in the universe.”

[cosmicsyzygy]

To those who just saw COSMOS...

Welcome to the Carl Sagan fandom! ;)

[paleblueyedot]

One of the hardest recipes but it’s pie so it’s worth it.

[penny4nasa]

"For Neil Tyson, With all good wishes to a future astronomer" - Carl Sagan This was one of our favorite moments from tonight’s episode. What did you love most about the new COSMOS?