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[sixpenceee]

World’s Largest Log Cabin - Portland, Oregon. Built in 1905, burned down in 1964.                          

[sixpenceee]

Amazing and highly skill Senegal Traditional Kumpo dance | source                          

[charleslafrance]

#streetphotography #photography #photo #Montreal #Quebec

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A Palestinian protester prepares his sling to hurl stones towards Israeli troops during clashes in the West Bank town of Qabatya, near Jenin February 6, 2016.

Mohamad Torokman/Reuters

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[riverwindphotography]

Blizzard

© riverwindphotography, January 2023

[dk-thrive]

Daybreak. 30° F, feels like 27° F. 6:39 to 7:02 am. February 6, 2023. Cove Island Park, Stamford, CT. (@dkct25) 

[ur-daily-inspiration]

“I feel like the moon is a very beautiful woman. She’s in control.” —Ravyn Lenae ♡

[infogrades]

The Life Cycle Of A Star by Jack Hughes

[vicepresidentgay]

So I just wanted to clarify this post because there is a slight error I believe. A “red” giant, is a type yellow star that has used up all its hydrogen and has begun to fuse helium into denser elements. A red giant will rarely (read: never) have the capacity to become dense enough to become a supernova. It does not have the heat nor the energy to fuse elements into iron or higher which is necessary to collapse the core of a star. The second path should be from main sequence (which can be from yellow dwarf to blue giant) into either a red giant OR a supergiant blue or white star, these stars have the capacity to fuse exceptionally heavy elements which is necessary into the core collapse or a star. 

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Lago Maggiore / Italy

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Venice/Italy

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[expressions-of-nature]

Torres del Paine, Chile by vikingo

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By Japanese artist Kono Bairei, late 19th century

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Mountains in Clouds

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Keepers Cottage, Cladich, Dalmally, Argyll, Scotland

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