I don’t believe we should carry backupplans in life’s suitcase—they’re too easy to unpack like living a life in yoga pants, so comfortable our hips spreadinto new timezones...
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I don’t believe we should carry backupplans in life’s suitcase—they’re too easy to unpack like living a life in yoga pants, so comfortable our hips spreadinto new timezones...
Kelli Russell Agodon, Hourglass Museum
Right now, i'm fingers-crossed and on to Plan-C. Whatever Plan-C is.
This is my plan and i'm sticking to it.
All American hard rock band Citizen Kane offers an incredible metal experience with the rhythmic sequence of their reverberated guitar and hard-hitting drum beats.
Popular rock band from Tennessee, Citizen Kane gives out a thundering performance, both instrumental and vocal in their recently released soundtracks.
Plan-B, a song by Citizen Kane on Spotify
So as a plan b i decided to do a traditional pencil point animation: to put it simply I would be drawing each frame and as a definition I would use some fine line markers. And as for how I am progressing with this plan I have gone up to 83 frames at 5FPS. And I am quite looking forward to how it will turn out and how it will look on Photoshop.
Seven Worlds for TRAPPIST-1
Seven worlds orbit the ultracool dwarf star TRAPPIST-1, a mere 40 light-years away. In May 2016 astronomers using the Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescope (TRAPPIST) announced the discovery of three planets in the TRAPPIST-1 system. Just announced, additional confirmations and discoveries by the Spitzer Space Telescope and supporting ESO ground-based telescopes have increased the number of known planets to seven. The TRAPPIST-1 planets are likely all rocky and similar in size to Earth, the largest treasure trove of terrestrial planets ever detected around a single star. Because they orbit very close to their faint, tiny star they could also have regions where surface temperatures allow for the presence of liquid water, a key ingredient for life. Their tantalizing proximity to Earth makes them prime candidates for future telescopic explorations of the atmospheres of potentially habitable planets. All seven worlds appear in this artist's illustration, an imagined view from a fictionally powerful telescope near planet Earth. Planet sizes and relative positions are drawn to scale for the Spitzer observations. The system's inner planets are transiting their dim, red, nearly Jupiter-sized parent star.
(via https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap170223.html)