Ad Maiora Natus Sum

I lurk in the tags, figuring it out, a 🏳️‍🌈 mess, we are mentally ill in here and will talk about it. Obsessed with aviation, NASA, art, gaming, football, movies and science💫 Don't ask me what I study, idk either. 🇨🇿

[sherryholmes]

✨️Hi, my name is Misha✨️

People call me Mish or Mishka which means "mouse" and "a tiny mouse" in Czech, I guess that stuck with me from my childhood 🐭.

(Edit this Misha, like girl?)

//Some of my consistent tags//

Walking thoughts from Prague #dormirsinpraga

Sketches, art #thesketchbooks

NASA, astronauts, Apollo missions have their separate tags.

Talks, yapping: #sherry talks

I tag every mental health post with #tw:mental health

//Currently studying//

Humanities with focus on psychology and history > I take geology classes on other faculty as well

Digital drawing (take this with a grain of salt, I barely have time for it)

//Plans for the future - this one is for motivation//

Obtain a pilot licence

Take courses of electro engineering

Actually study geology with a degree

Learn how to weld

Parachuting licence

ADHD therapy (I guess that's self explanatory)

Have enough money to do so (HAHA)

To never settle with things that don't make me happy

[anxeious]

this is making me emotional

[bunchofdoodlesinspace]

So we went on a trip to Los Angeles almost exactly a year ago now and one of the places we visited was the Griffith Observatory (HIGHLY recommend btw it’s so cool).

There’s a portion of the observatory that leads form one floor to another, iirc, and the whole way down the hallway there’s a timeline on the wall of the universe as we know it, from the Big Bang to today, marked by various signs explaining each significant moment. I got to the end of it and read the last two signs and took a picture that still makes me emotional when I look at it:

Our time in this universe has been so short, and yet, look how far we’ve come. :’)

[integrise]

lessons that I was surprised but happy to take away from the artemis II mission:

STEM cannot survive without the arts and vice versa

The crew needs to publish a book of poetry IMMEDIATELY

Science is unifying and should be funded instead of wars!!

Microsoft outlook and press-to-talk technology is even sometimes difficult for the smartest, most trained humans on (and off) the planet to manage

[sherryholmes]

I love how I became basically a newsletter to my friends and family regarding anything space related.

[puffinproof]

REID IS CARRYING RISE IM FUCKING SOBBING

[apollomission8]

SO YALL, WE DID IT

[spaced-out-reader]

Saying this softly: It feels so good going to the #space tag on trending and not seeing even a single post being a joykill. You all go off into your own miserable corner. You will not ruin this for us

[synnthamonsugar]

Embrace your divine feminine energy by taking part in traditional women's hobbies & interests like experimenting with radioactive materials, developing mathematics, programming computers, piloting aircraft and practicing marksmanship.

[vulpe-astra]

C'MON MAN

[vulpe-astra]

Just know that I love you, and I'll see you when you get here.

[sissiarte]

We will always choose Earth / Moon Joy

[hawkster359]

We're all (justifiably) going feral over official NASA comms saying "amaze amaze amaze" but like-- yes. It's not a coincidence. Of course the literal rocket and planetary scientists at the top of their careers were inspired to get where they are today by a deep love for the narrative motifs and imagination of sci-fi. Of course Andy Weir fills his books with science fact to make the fiction that much easier to connect to. Of course the Martian was inspired by Apollo 13 - what could be more inspiring than real people in real situations? Science and art are so deeply personal, deeply interconnected, and when you let them coexist you get a crewed moon launch and a heartfelt sci-fi movie, within a month of each other, that *both* remind everyone how to feel the sense of joy and wonder and curiosity that inspired them in the first place.

[rosewater1997]

no offense but….kindness and being polite is really underrated some of y’all are so unnecessarily mean and i dont understand why

[kosmogrl]

just because you’re not where you want to be yet doesn’t mean you haven’t come far

[kosmogrl]

I often beat myself up about this but when I look back I realize I’m so much better than I was in 2022/23, and I don’t give myself enough credit for that

[spacerune]

I attempted to draw Rise the Artemis II mascot! He brought millions of names with him around the Moon. I love him very much 🩵

[dykemd]

what a typical wednesday looks like

[meruz]

drawings from the nasa streams