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70 YEARS AGO TODAY: A mushroom cloud rises 65,000 feet over a devastated Nagasaki, Japan on August 9, 1945, killing over 70,000 people with thousands more left to die in the radioactive fallout. The Second World War would end a few days later when the Empire of Japan tentatively surrendered to Allied forces.

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Don't be scared of going under Forgive, learn, go find another Remember you don't have to suffer This rip tide can't drag you down.

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me: i should probably tell people how i feel today

me: it can't be healthy keeping it all bottled in

me: i need to open up to somebody

somebody: hey how are you

me: I AM ABSOLUTELY FINE

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My friend sent me this last time I had a panic attack. “Try to breathe with this.” And it worked. So, sharing this.

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This is for the people who said we couldn’t make it Who made us worthless until we couldn’t take it We don’t give up Watch us as the waves break your fucking face in This is something new son the sound that we creating You are done for If you wanna like you wanna be free come on and follow us we need the company We are the sentinels they are the enemy

Don’t be scared of going under

Forgive, learn, go find another

Remember you don’t have to suffer

This rip tide can’t drag you down

Welcome to the new age, new generation breaking down your walls with self determination Here’s to freedom Can you hear the sirens? They’re calling out to me You’re not entitled sir that shit don’t come for free You had our precious time You get no sympathy

Don’t be scared of going under

Forgive, learn, go find another

Remember you don’t have to suffer

This rip tide can’t drag you down

Don’t be scared of going under

Forgive, learn, go find another

Remember you don’t have to suffer

This rip tide can’t drag you down

(c) Jamie Campbell Bower

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European Southern Observatory released a new image taken with their VISTA survey telescope which reveals the Trifid Nebula in infrared light. By that, astronomers can see right through the dust-filled central parts of the Milky Way and spot many previously hidden objects. I really like how the brightest stars look like dandelions in the new image.