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Well, I don't have any poet in particular, but I love poetry! Hey, Chloe, I'm going on a trip and I'll come back in 3 weeks, so I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, my friend! May the nature be by your side. Take care. :)
Thank you! I hope you have a wonderful trip. You too!
Chloe, do you like poetry? Any author in particular?
I love poetry! But I can't pinpoint any poets in particular - yourself?
It has been a long time I don't come here... How are you, Chloe? I hope you're well, my friend. Please, keep on doing the great job you've always done. Have a nice week! :)
It's been too long! I'm good thank you, how are you? Thank you very much - unfortunately I've been so busy lately I haven't been updating as well as usual.
letter G because I like it and my name is Gabriel and G is the best letter in the world and because of reasons
Woo! Go letter G!Ehm...GGrass...seriously, lie down on the grass is one of the best things in the world
initiumforever replied to your post: I dont want to go to sleep soI dont know guys,...
humans are nice mammals and nice food
Shia Labeouf is that you?
If you post pictures like this, people will think "blue moon" really means a blue moon, haha!
Ah, true. I'm going to publish this just to clarify for any of those who may not know. To some it may appear to have a very soft blue-hue, but most images are edited to enhance colours. In the case of this photo I can't fully say "it's definitely edited and/or enhanced", but I think it's safe to assume so.
Hey there! I have a question, if you don't mind! I saw a picture of Orion on APOD and there were so many colors behind that constellation, like red nebulae... Why can't we see it in the sky?
Hello! Good to hear from you again, & of course I don't mind!! That's what I'm here for.
Was it this image? Assuming it was, it's an image captured with the Hubble Space Telescope. One of the very interesting facts about Hubble's imaging system is that it does not capture coloured images, it captures black and white images.
Most of Hubble's coloured images are a combination of two or more black and white exposures, and then colours are added during the image processing. Usually these colours are enhanced, and aren't always necessarily what we'd see with naked human eyes if we looked at these parts of the sky from space. [Or even with the best telescopes.]
As you can see in the screenshot below, there are many different reasons why certain colours are used and/or why they are enhanced.
You can learn more about the literal science behind Hubble's coloured images here on their site.
I hope this helped clear things up a bit for you, thanks for the ask!!
So glad you're back! I was kinda concerned :D
Exams took over my life! Thank you :').
