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  • I love reading a book you are slightly too stupid for

  • dappermouth:
“Fleeting dream, vanishing.
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  • Fleeting dream, vanishing.

  • “and the fans are throwing celebratory rats on the ice” god I love hockey

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    the beautiful game!!!!!!

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  • The crowd once the game concludes:

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    Frog culture for profit. 1914.

    Internet Archive

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    Devils Horns sunrise during a partial eclipse (2019) located: Al Wakrah, Qatar

  • I know “slut/slutet” just means “end” in swedish but I literally don’t know how I’m supposed to compose myself looking at these images

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    Flowing with seeing, sensing the experience. Is this doing nothing or just letting things be? It feels effortless and beyond the conceptual mind. Clarity arises from the conceptual mind resting and making space for this flow. Further seeing.

    K.S. Janes

  • 8bitrevolver:
“ This is truly one of the greatest photosets on earth
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    8bitrevolver:
“ This is truly one of the greatest photosets on earth
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    8bitrevolver:
“ This is truly one of the greatest photosets on earth
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    8bitrevolver:
“ This is truly one of the greatest photosets on earth
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  • This is truly one of the greatest photosets on earth

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    Illustrations by Nikita Busyak.

  • psikonauti:
“Andrea Radai (Dutch, b. 1964)
I had such a dream, 2018
Oil on paper
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  • Andrea Radai (Dutch, b. 1964)

    I had such a dream, 2018

    Oil on paper

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    You may have seen Orion's belt before -- but not like this. The three bright stars across this image are, from left to right, Mintaka, Alnilam, and Alnitak: the iconic belt stars of Orion. The rest of the stars in the frame have been digitally removed to highlight the surrounding clouds of glowing gas and dark dust. Some of these clouds have intriguing shapes, including the Horsehead and Flame Nebulas, both near Alnitak on the lower right.

    This deep image, taken last month from the Marathon Skypark and Observatory in Marathon, Texas, USA, spans about 5 degrees, required about 20 hours of exposure, and was processed to reveal the gas and dust that we would really see if we were much closer. The famous Orion Nebula is off to the upper right of this colorful field.

    The entire region lies only about 1,500 light-years distant and so is one of the closest and best studied star formation nurseries known.

    📷: Matt Harbison (Space4Everybody), Marathon Remote Imaging Observatory

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    The prompt was ‘detention.’

  • reblogging with cute tags that make me happy <3

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