Tyler, the Regular

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Chamonix

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Vieste - Italy (by Zimmerman76)

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A C E (of Spades).

Ph: Tim McKenna

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Peyto Lake // Rodrigo Trevino

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Up up and away! (at Pick Up Stix)

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Sea Fan by letitsnow78

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Plitvice Lakes National Park - Croatia (by Sergiu Bacioiu) 

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Small Astronomy Tattoos That Are Out Of This World

Astronomy is the study of celestial objects such as stars, galaxies, planets, moons, asteroids, comets and nebulae. From cave walls to oil paintings, such images have been popping up in artwork since the dawn of mankind. Some people are so in love with these objects that have them tattooed on them.

Astronomical objects have been, and many still are, objects of mystery, speculation, and folklore ever since the first humans laid eyes upon it. Space, which represents humanity’s next unexplored frontier, can inspire a deep sense of awe in many of us. It’s this undeniable feeling of wonder that has in no doubt inspired countless tattoos in various sizes, shapes, and colors. Check out these awesome cosmic tattoos for astronomy lovers.

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Mount Tamalpais State Park // Michael Shainblum

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El Capitan // Andy Best

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Mount Rainier, Washington by Jason Pappariella

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Eternal silence of the sea, I’m breathing alive

Oregon / May 28th 2016, 3:50PM

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Untitled // Cameron McFarlane

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Oceans cover over 70 percent of our planet’s surface and contain 99 percent of the living space on earth, making them hotspots of biodiversity. The National Park of American Samoa – a remote park located on four volcanic islands in the South Pacific Ocean – protects coral reefs, rainforest and a strong Samoan cultural component. Coral reef studies at the park are helping scientists understand how warming waters are affecting these and other reef systems. Photo by National Park Service.

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