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Love is like a tree: it grows by itself, roots itself deeply in our being and continues to flourish over a heart in ruin. The inexplicable fact is that the blinder it is, the more tenacious it is. It is never stronger than when it is completely unreasonable.

Victor Hugo

Book Geek Quote #683

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bookriot

“The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Who shall say where one ends, and where the other begins?” -Edgar Allan Poe

Happy 207th birthday, Edgar Allan Poe!

http://bookriot.com/2016/01/19/10-striking-portraits-edgar-allan-poe/

watchmespace

I absolutely love Poe, this guy wrote some of my favourite poems

#edger allen poe #theraven #One of the best writers

startswithabang

A new review of my book, “Beyond The Galaxy,” is in, this time from professor Pauline Barmby. Here’s the clincher of a quote:

“Beyond the Galaxy is up-to-date, engaging, and written by someone who clearly has a lot of experience explaining cosmological topics to the non-specialist. I’d recommend it for the interested member of the public who wants to go beyond the one-hour public lecture by a scientist or a 30-second news story: this book delivers on its promise to give the whole story of modern cosmology.”

Go read the whole thing, and thanks, Pauline! http://pbarmby.github.io/2016/01/18/Beyond-the-galaxy.html

roboticsappreciationsociety

A force in the early days of robotics, in the 1960s, Mr. Engelberger fostered the use of robots in auto plants and later hospitals.

I think it’s a poor reflection of the state of our news reporting services that this did not come to my attention last month.

This man is credited as being the father of robotics having created industrial robots way back in the ‘60s for the automotive industry. He was a visionary engineer who saw the great potential in these devices and developed them for practical use that made them so widely used from the beginning.

I encourage you to read more about this amazing man and his work.

aliensufos

mini-space-alien-blog

i want to leave

ymutate

Oversoul - Emil Bisttram

watchmespace

Love this sooo much

#great artwork #orbital suns

frank--enstein

watchmespace

LET ME EAT YOUR TAX PAYERS DOLLARS MUHAHAHA SPACE COMMUNISM.

#space creature #communist #Eating all your dollars #old science fiction films

We all want too achieve the best we can be, something higher to be a super form of ourselves & not to martyr ourselves and falsify our claims.

#ascension #david bowie #superman

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lionsinthezoo

lionsinthezoo.com

mini-space-alien-blog

i want to leave

True excessiveness of having to always clean mixed with the intrigues of space = Me having too clean up the stars in order to feel fulfilled

#space #Willthecordreach #Cleaningthisspace #cleaning #spacemaid

cosmicvastness

NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day 2016 January 6

Comets and Bright Star

This timely, telescopic, two panel mosaic spans about 10 full moons across planet Earth’s predawn skies. Recorded as the year began from Tenerife, Canary Islands, near the top of the frame are the faint coma and tail of Comet Borrelly (P/19). A comet with a seven year orbital period, Borrelly’s nucleus was visited by the ion propelled spacecraft Deep Space 1 near the beginning of the 21st century. Anchoring the scene at the bottom is brilliant star Arcturus (Alpha Bootes) and Comet Catalina (C/2013 US10) a first time visitor from the Oort Cloud. Catalina’s yellowish dust tail extends below and right. Buffeted by winds and storms from the Sun, the comet’s complex ion tail sweeps up and toward the right, across most of the field of view. Remarkably, one of the composition’s 30 second exposure subframes also caught the trail of a bright meteor, slashing toward the left between comets and bright star.