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RE9 comic Grace: so how many kids do you have? Leon: what makes you think I have kids? Grace: o-oh I just figured from all the lame dad jokes you make the speech bubble stabs Leon thru the heart

GET HIS ASS, GRACE #re9

i don't know how people who get this pissy about children's media aren't exhausted all the time, being mad over nothing

for fuck's sake, it's magic animals that fight for sport. sorry you don't like that the dog stands on its back legs when it grows up

marill floating in a calm lake to lower your cortisol levels

www.rolfolsenastrophotography.com Link to full resolution image: goo.gl/5UNVFz Link to medium size image: goo.gl/tktTM9 This enormous galaxy cluster is located 2.2 billion light years away in the constellation Virgo. Deeply reddened by the cosmological redshift, it's member galaxies shine to us with a faint orange glow across the abyss of space and time. All the fuzzy light sources in this image are distant galaxies, and only a modest sprinkling of sharp foreground stars, located in our own Milky Way, reveal our cosmic vantage point. The cluster is so massive that its gravity acts as a lens and distorts the light from galaxies behind it. While several other galaxy clusters contain examples of brighter gravitational arcs than Abell 1689, this cluster features the largest known number of gravitational arcs and is an important target for the study of dark matter. The arcs are very small and faint but a few of the brightest distorted images of distant background galaxies are present in this exposure. Abell 1689 also contains the largest population of globular clusters ever found. A deep high resolution view from the Hubble space Telescope, covering just a tiny part of the cluster, reveals that it is home to an estimated 160,000 such globulars. A staggering number compared to the approximately 150 in our own Milky Way galaxy. Image details: Date: 24th, 26th February, 18th, 24th April 2017 Exposure: LRGB: 540 100 90 90 mins, total 13 hours 40 mins @ -25C Telescope: Homebuil...

The Massive Galaxy Cluster Abell 1689 - From Rolf Wahl Olsen - https://flic.kr/p/VQgR1z

Tweet from Hideki Naganuma saying “Trump is already dead.”

MR NAGANUMA COMPOSER OF THE JET GRIND RADIO SOUNDTRACKS AND LOVE OF MY LIFE WHAT DO YOU KNOW

please god it would be the funniest fucking thing on earth if this is how we found out

oh my god the JOLT of hope that just went through me what does this mean

"don't wear a band's shirt to their show!!" why in the world not. are you that afraid of people seeing you being enthusiastic about something. grow a soul

This image of the North America Nebula (NGC-7000) and Pelican Nebula (IC 5070 and IC 5067) is oriented to showcase an enormous network of dust spanning roughly 50 light years wide in front of towering pillars of hot hydrogen gas (gold) and a backdrop of atomic oxygen gas (blue). Imaged with William Optics GT71 with Flat 6A-III reducer, ZWO asi2600mm camera, and Astronomik MaxFR 6nm SII, Ha, and OIII filters. Shot from La Crescenta, 9 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. Rendered in "Hubble palette". 9 hours integration.

Dark Dust in Cygnus - From Ryan Kinnett (rkinnett.bsky.social) - https://flic.kr/p/2nyBCm4

did you get those photos printed

digital artwork of Suicune, drawn using only black, blue and white. Suicune leaps across water, surrounded by sparkles.

Suicune .. ✨ #pokemon

This image covers the central part of the large nebula NGC 6357, also known as the 'Lobster' or 'War and Peace' nebula. The nebula itself appears intensely red, a striking contrast to most emission nebulae which are somewhat more magenta. At the center of the nebula lies a small star cluster Pismis 24 which contain some of the heaviest stars known. The intense ultraviolet radiation from these stars is slowly eroding the surrounding gas and dust away and shaping the delicate structures visible throughout the region. The heaviest of these stars, designated Pismis 24-1, was long thought to weigh some 200 to 300 solar masses, well in excess of the theoretical upper mass limit of about 150 solar masses for an individual star. But in 2006 high-resolution images taken with the Hubble Space Telescope showed that Pismis 24-1 is really two stars orbiting one another. Further to this, ground-based spectroscopic studies have revealed one of the stars to be a tight binary. Still, these three stars are among the heaviest known. The cluster and nebula lies 8000 light years away in the constellation Scorpius. Click here to see a high-resolution comparison of Pismis 24 with images from La Silla and the Hubble Space Telescope. Image details: Date: 7th, 8th, 10th and 17th July 2012 Exposure: LRGB: 340:50:42:46m, total 7hrs 58mins @ -30C Telescope: 10" Serrurier Truss Newtonian f/5 Camera: QSI 683wsg with Lodestar guider Filters: Astrodon LRGB E-Series Gen 2 Taken from my observ...

Pismis 24 and NGC 6357 - From Rolf Wahl Olsen - https://flic.kr/p/cBrfZ9

4 frame CLR filter mosaic of Enceladus taken from a distance of approimately 40,000 km. This image captures the transition between the heavily tectonized surface of the leading hemisphere and a strip of relatively older terrain near the central meridian. The region of active geysers near the south pole is visible at the bottom edge of the image. Image Credit: NASA / JPL / Cassini-ISS / Justin Cowart

Enceladus - Rev 131 Flyby - 2010-05-18 - From Aster Cowart (terrasabaea.bsky.social) - https://flic.kr/p/27ta96D

an octopus I did a while back while experimenting with gouache & kozo paper (feat. a digital border) #illustration

Re9 comic Grace and Leon on opposites site of a gate Leon: Don't worry, you'll be fine Leon: You know how to suplex a guy, right? Grace: umm... no... Leon: oh... but you can parry a chainsaw, yeah? Grace: what?! no!!! Leon, walking away concerned: "oh... well, good luck anyway" Grace looks very sad and pathetic

smh what are they teaching kids these days? 😕 #re9

Ink drawing- side profile of a blindfolded woman among apple tree branches. There is an apple on her head with an arrow through it.

🏹🍏

A pair of galaxies sit side by side. On the right is a roughly circular lenticular galaxy. It has a bright yellow-white center, surrounded by a slightly bluish ring, and then a series of concentric shells, which appear as arc-like glowing features with sharp outer edges. Swooping vertically across the galaxy is a stream of faint, translucent white material, which also forms a horizontal line above the galaxy. On the left is a smaller spiral galaxy. It has a yellow-white center that transitions into poorly-defined spiral arms that are dotted with blue star clusters. The outer parts of the spiral arms are a translucent, hazy white, similar to its lenticular companion. The black background of space is dotted with stars and small background galaxies.

Dark Energy Survey image of Arp 227, also known as NGC 470 and NGC 474.

This interacting galaxy pair consists of a spiral galaxy (NGC 470, left) and a lenticular galaxy with spectacular shells (NGC 474, right).

Credit: DES, DOE, Fermilab, NCSA & CTIO, NOIRLab, NSF, AURA
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I love Corvus so much idk what else to say
✨ #oc #ocsky

there once was a filthy old deacon a savant at getting his freak on he'd just shout at his flock while slapping his cock til to death he was finally beaten

there once was a nasty old abbot round these parts he was said to inhabit a room most unclean that smelled fucking obscene and with more than one stolen nun habit

nobody remembers exactly how it began but the competition to see if Sister Dot would run out of dirty limericks before her wife, Sister Helga, ran out of yarn was remembered with awe and fondness for many years to come

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'Experts' refers to financial consultants and occasionally people in academia when the narrative needs to pivot. Laborers do not have a voice in corporate media regardless of expertise

“Be kind, be involved, believe in your art,” he said. “At a time when people tell you art is not important, that is always the prelude to fascism. When they tell you it doesn’t matter, when they tell you a fucking app can do art you say, if it’s that important, why the fuck do they want it so bad? The answer is because they think they can debase everything that makes us a little better, a little more human. And that, in my book, and in my life, includes monsters.”

Love this from Guillermo del Toro

A digital drawing of a bunny character in a red coat standing among lot and lots of flowers and leaves. Some of the flowers are bigger than the bunny.

Bunny!!

#art #illustration #cuteart

VOYAGER MISSION JUPITER NASA/JPL/j. Roger

VOYAGER JUPÌTER (3) - From Jacint Roger (landru79.bsky.social) - https://flic.kr/p/2iRjTYb

nothing wrong with a meal focusing on the noble agrarian duties of the peasantry tbh

you gotta try and salvage this

well there goes the entire damn day

the man is made of twigs and boring opinions

i think i'd enjoy seeing a ballerina pirouette him into the stratosphere