Triniti Twilight 🌌💜 vtuber

Paint pouring on vinyl records in various shades of blue, pink, and purple.

Paint pouring on vinyl records in various shades of blue, pink, and purple.

"For a star to be reborn, there is one thing that must happen: a gaseous nebula must collapse.

So collapse.
Crumble.
This is not your destruction.

This is your birth."

-Unknown Author

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Montage showing Celestron Origin "smart telescope" image of edge-on spiral galaxy NGC 3079 and twin images of distant quasar 0957+561 spit by gravitational effects of foreground galaxy.

Yet another Celestron Origin image: nearby active/starburst gаlaxy NGC 3079 and, far beyond, gravitationally lensed twin images of quasar Q0957+561 at z=1.41. 60m exposure. Even from mag 4 skies at my house, stacked exposure reaches mag g=20.

A Hubble Space Telescope image of the core of quasar 3C 273. A coronagraph on Hubble blocks out the glare coming from the supermassive black hole at the heart of the quasar. This allows astronomers to see unprecedented details near the black hole such as weird filaments, lobes, and a mysterious L-shaped structure, probably caused by small galaxies being devoured by the black hole. Located 2.5 billion light-years away, 3C 273 is the first quasar (quasi-stellar object) ever discovered, in 1963. Credit:NASA,ESA

Image of the core of quasar 3C 273 captured by nasa

Behold the cosmic ballet of the Rho Ophiuchi nebula, captured in breathtaking RGB by SadrAstro Observatory and processed by one of our members! 🌌✨ The intricate details reveal nature's incredible complexity, showing how even the vast emptiness of space is alive with creation and wonder. Each pixel tells a story billions of years in the making. Who else is in awe of the universe's raw beauty? 🚀📷 #Astronomy #Astrophotography #RhoOphiuchi

Feast your eyes on the Rho Ophiuchi complex as processed by one of our members whose processing ability is astounding to say the least. #astrophotography 🔭 As Carl Sagan once said, "We're all made of star stuff" and it brings great peace to think our origins are as beautiful as this. Amazing!

I’ve been liked at surface level but as soon as someone tries to get to know me I’m told I’m too much or that “over communicating” is a bad trait or I’m not expressive enough or I’m overwhelming

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I used to play this game all the time!

I'm sorry sis, been going through some major life changes and haven't been around much. I promise you things will get better. I will definitely be more active with the new year. I think astrologically everyone's just going through it right now. Something in the stars 🌌✨. Hope to see you in 2025.

Was it any good?

SAME! xoxo luv you!

THIS IS SO CUTE!

webfishing with the wife 💜🎣🐛

#lowpoly #webfishing

Roller Derby Goddess 🤩

Xilonen
#原神 #GenshinImpact

This is really good!

Thanks so much! Excited to get started!

Mug! Mostly because it's what I remember having growing up and it has a dog on it.

A mere seven hundred light years from Earth toward the constellation Aquarius, a star is dying. The once sun-like star's last few thousand years have produced the Helix Nebula. Also known as NGC 7293, the cosmic Helix is a well studied and nearby example of a Planetary Nebula, typical of this final phase of stellar evolution. Combining narrow band data from emission lines of hydrogen atoms in red and oxygen atoms in blue-green hues, this deep image shows tantalizing details of the Helix, including its bright inner region about 3 light-years across. The white dot at the Helix's center is this Planetary Nebula's hot, dying central star. A simple looking nebula at first glance, the Helix is now understood to have a surprisingly complex geometry.

NGC 7293: The Helix Nebula - ©Patrick Winkler

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#astrophotos

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