Recent painting of a couple of exomoons.
#SciArt #spaceart #astronomy #Exoplanets
it's extra frustrating as well if they do the whole "oh we ruined Earth/our home planet so we have to build a ship to go somewhere else instead" schtick. unless Earth has been blown up by the death star or something, what's stopping you from just putting your habitats on Earth.
- the materials to build more habitats. small airless rocks are probably way more common than habitable planets anyway so you might not have to go as far and could have a shorter journey since there's way more options available.
(you can also just stay at home and build habitats there too)
i don't like it when sci-fi media has people spending years or decades living in a spaceship travelling to some faraway habitable planet that is supposedly the only place they can live on. you're clearly capable of living in a habitat for extended periods of time, why not instead go somewhere with -
point of clarity: "epstein class" is the new name for the entire ruling/billionaire class, it is not a subset of them. they are all complicit, and their class interests are entirely wrapped up in being able to own children that they can rape.
The response when progressive policies that help millions of people are proposed...
"How will you pay for it?"
The response when the richest 1% ask for tax cuts, or banks ask for bailouts, or defense contractors ask for more contracts...
"How much do you need?"
It doesn't have to be this way.
Migration is part of what makes this country great.
We're not an island of strangers - we're an island of neighbours.
The Green Party will always support fair & managed migration.
they should make it randomly pick between the two each time you visit/refresh the page /j
We probably should stop that experiment we've been running on Earth's atmosphere soon.
Rising atmo CO2 seems to = rising bicarbonates and falling Ca and P in human blood, exceeding healthy ranges within this century. Not immediately lethal, still really bad.
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
1. In yesterday's primary elections, anti-transgender Democrats found out the hard way why you don't throw transgender people under the bus.
Two anti-trans dems lost their primaries, including one that cast the deciding veto override vote, in blowouts.
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scientists invent robot that can take a nap and cuddle her plushies in bed
It’s funny if you call PayPal or visa lines and bring this up asking why they claim “adult illustrations” is against their regulations but betting on the death of kids is totally fine. They don’t have an answer.
In fact yall should call them at least once a day with this :)
Bulb Coral (actually a type of fungus) is a medicinal GMO found throughout the Solar System, its main produce is one of the key ingredients in space osteoporosis medicine, which allows folks to spend long periods of time in zero or partial gravity without suffering irreversible skeletal damage.
#art
I just want to say, very clearly, I am pleased the Greens printed election leaflets in Urdu. Unlike the Mail, I think democracy benefits when voters are well informed.
Those on Luna also appreciate it for its visual similarity to their home's grey surface, while many Kuiper belt windrider cultures speak of the symbiotic relationship between a ship's crew feeding their leftover food and other organic waste to the Bulb Corals, who in return give them their medicine.
Bulb Coral (actually a type of fungus) is a medicinal GMO found throughout the Solar System, its main produce is one of the key ingredients in space osteoporosis medicine, which allows folks to spend long periods of time in zero or partial gravity without suffering irreversible skeletal damage.
#art
Wanted to draw an alien Miku!!
ough i should try and read more books outside the sci-fi genre but idk where to start or have anything in mind that piques my interest rn
Opportunity (49) - From Jacint Roger (landru79.bsky.social) - https://flic.kr/p/2iKWy9E
Ganymede is the only moon in the Solar System with an intrinsic magnetic field. This produces auroral rings as diverted energetic particles interact with oxygen in its exosphere. Its parent planet, Jupiter, also has auroras.
#art #astronomy #space #SolarSystem #planet #moon #Jupiter #Ganymede
oh all the floating white things are brain interface AR holograms
so it turns out that the identity verification provder persona, with its well documented links to peter thiel from the epstein files and palintir, is keeping all data of targets and linking them to intelligence databases and watch lists, exactly like you suspected
vmfunc.re/blog/persona
PSA for Discord's new age verification!
If you get hit by it and refuse to give them any ID or face scans as you should, here's a way to just... bypass it.
Go to Settings - Family Centre and then just enter a date of birth that's 18+
It's really that simple. Give them nothing.
an evil witch who teleports people she doesn't like into the depths of those horrible claustrophobic caves to squirm around and then perish
From NASA
Nice glow up: Using data from NASA's Juno mission, scientists from the Laboratory of Atmospheric and Planetary Physics (LPAP) have observed fine details in the auroras on Jupiter's giant moon Ganymede for the first time. missionjuno.swri.edu/news/univers...
i'm working on doing more complicated drawings again don't worry
