#pulto

[dazzledbydisney]

Vintage Disney -  Walt Disney Treasures    

ᴸ  Mickey’s good Deed (1932)  

[aoinudayo]

[caeruleandrew]

11, 12, 29, and 31 for the ask things

“11: What’s an inner joke you have with your friends?”

Already Answered: “Binch”

“12: What’s your favorite planet?”

Pluto!! (If you even fucking dare….)

“29: What are the shoes you’ve had for forever and wear with every single outfit?”

Not Every Outfit, but some Grey converse with a simple rain and pattern on them. They need re-lacing though…..

“31:  What is your opinion of socks? Do you like wearing weird socks? Do you sleep with socks? Do you confine yourself to white sock hell? Really, just talk about socks.”

I like sock, I have bad circulation so I’m supposed to wear them all the time but I’m usually bare-foot given the choice. I prefer Black Socks to White Socks but would sooner die than sleep in them.

[yasudai]

#pulto #wonderofscience #nasa https://www.instagram.com/p/CSmd6YtJVAd/?utm_medium=tumblr

[lellaraujo-blog]

Dia louco 🤣 #cansado #fadigado #extressado #masfeliz #pulto #sim #masdeboas #nice #boanoite #bomrepouso #paratodos #wakeup #inguz #thisiswhereyouremeanttobe (at Wake Up School and Studio)

[star-trek]

First Pluto-Charon Color Image from New Horizons.

This image of Pluto and its largest moon, Charon, was taken by the Ralph color imager aboard NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft on April 9 and downlinked to Earth the following day. It is the first color image ever made of the Pluto system by a spacecraft on approach. The image is a preliminary reconstruction, which will be refined later by the New Horizons science team. Clearly visible are both Pluto and the Texas-sized Charon. The image was made from a distance of about 71 million miles (115 million kilometers)—roughly the distance from the Sun to Venus. At this distance, neither Pluto nor Charon is well resolved by the color imager, but their distinctly different appearances can be seen. As New Horizons approaches its flyby of Pluto on July 14, it will deliver color images that eventually show surface features as small as a few miles across. (Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute)

- NASA

Read More: http://www.nasa.gov/content/first-pluto-charon-color-image-from-new-horizons/