#radiojet

[silverstar-11]

Fourth week of Mermay! 🐟

Next post will be last three days! + Prompt list

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Prompts:

Day 22 - Koi

Day 23 - Pride

Day 24 - Ancient

Day 25 - Selkie

Day 26 - Orca

Day 27 - Royal

Day 28 - Lionfish

Prompt list by @nightlybirdie

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Characters (in order):

Radiojet (mermaid form) @nightmareflame

Avian! Starscream (mer. form) @nightmareflame

Trinity (mer. form) @nightmareflame

Bouquet (mer. form) @/_.posho._ (Instagram)

Steelstar (human/selkie form) @nightmareflame

Nightlight (mer. form) @nightmareflame

Steelstar (mer. form) @nightmareflame

Avian! Tfp Starscream (mer. form) @nightmareflame

[silverstar-11]

Third week of Mermay! 🐟

uwu💞

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Prompts:

Day 15 - Gold fish

Day 16 - Cherry blossom

Day 17 - Trident

Day 18 - Driver

Day 19 - Teeth

Day 20 - Moon

Day 21 - Lobster

Prompt list by @nightlybirdie

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Characters (in order):

Radiojet (mermaid form) @nightmareflame

Avian! Starscream (mer. form) @nightmareflame

Megatron (mer. form) @pastelpaperplanes

Avian! Tfp Starscream (mer. form) @nightmareflame

Caroline (mer. form) @nightmareflame

Avian! Steelstar (mer. form) @nightmareflame

Avian! Hope (mer. form) @nightmareflame

[skycrorg]

🌌 Observaciones recientes de la galaxia espiral barrada NGC 5938 (Araish) han revelado un chorro de radio extendido de ~26 700 años-luz, algo inusual en galaxias espirales y más típico de núcleos galácticos activos con jets síncrotrones, ofreciendo una vista rara de actividad AGN coexistiendo con un disco espiral en formación estelar.

Las observaciones de la galaxia espiral de Araish descubren un chorro de radio de 26.700 años luz

[clarkcountymusic-blog]

Radiojet

Radiojet is a local artist located in Camas, Washington. His name comes from a phenomenon that occurs in space, a radio jet, which is formed when material explodes out of the center of a galaxy, emitting radio waves as it does so.

Radiojet is one person working under a pseudonym, but in his “Basic Info” section on ReverbNation, it says “All songs written by WEHRING,” making it unclear which name they wish to use. The pictures on the page show one man surrounded by several instruments, including four guitars and a keyboard.

Their sound has a toned-down feel to it – it’s something one might listen to while relaxing after a long day. The blend of guitars, subdued drums, and quiet vocals work together to create a peaceful atmosphere. Most of the guitar is acoustic, strumming along at a steady pace, but oftentimes there will be the thin wail of an electric guitar in the background.

Oddly, Radiojet’s sound reminds me of a song by Social Distortion, “Machine Gun Blues.” Social Distortion could pretty accurately be filed under “punk rock,” a category Radiojet does not really fit in, but “Machine Gun Blues” has the same steady drumbeat and some of the chord progressions sound similar to the ones used by Radiojet.