o: La wea loca :o

Mi nombre es Gonzalo *-* Un weon bueno pa tirar la talla un rato y tambien un hombre muy profundo con el cual puedes conversar ^-^ Me encanta el arte (Música, teatro, cultura, etc.) y disfruto mucho la naturaleza y el aprender cosas generales que parecen simples.

[mmm1sterya]

paco culiao cafiche del estado, ya veran toas las balas se devolveran ¡¡!!!!

[spaceexp]

Our position in Laniakea Supercluster.

[space-pics]

Since someone posted another version of it!! Here’s my wallpaper

[spaceexp]

Milky Way absolutely glowing next to Mount Rainier

via reddit

[aerospaceage]

New picture from WW2 (never published until now) - A German V2 Rocket (which was around 15 meters long) has been produced and is now being shipped on a typical mobile truck with rocket-trailer to a starting area probably somehwere in a forrest, while such starting location spot changed often due to heavily increasing Allied air attacks and bombings at that time. You can see the German squad team inside the truck who consisted of many soldiers and engineers which was necessary to execute all of the steps to prepare the V2 on the flexible platform in the forrests, to do the filling, targeting, and to finally launch the rocket to enemy territory. This picture must have been taken from internal German rocket facility staff in either 1944 in France or Netherland (to drop the V2 potentially on UK), or 1945 in Western part of German Reich (to drop the V2 potentially on a target in France or Netherlands as Allied armys were conquering Europe fast from 1944 to 1945). The major German engineer of the German V2 rocket (and related innovative space technologies), Wernher von Braun, was hired by United States at the end of WW2, and became later even NASA Director, making U.S. going to the moon in the 1960th with an Apollo rocket having technology inside, taken also from this V2 rocket system from the 1940th.

[mapsontheweb]

Major features on the Moon, 1958.

[spaceexp]

The Engrave Hourglass Nebula. One of the scariest looking things in space.

via reddit

[spaceexp]

Largest Known Black Hole Compared to Solar System

via reddit

[space-pics]

A near-infrared false color view of Saturn’s northern hemispheric clouds as seen by Cassini in June 2006

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Space Shuttle Main Engine test firing, one of the three clustered RS-25 engines.

[spaceexp]

Arabsat-6A Mission

by Official SpaceX Photos

[science]

[gringoslur]

when you live in a city where there’s too many pigeons and they are too confident

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[space-pics]

Io, Jupiter’s moon, undergoing a volcanic eruption. Some volcanoes on Io, blast lava 250 miles (400 km) out into space. Credits: NASA/JPL/DLR [1920x1080]

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