Uh...It's Fucking True!

God bless ya! :)

looks like a cinnamon roll // is a cinnamon roll

looks like a cinnamon roll // will kill you

looks like they’ll kill you // is actually a cinnamon roll

looks like they’ll kill you // will kill you

??????????

Huh?

Apollo 11 Enters Lunar Orbit & Begin to Prepare for 1st Lunar Landing (19 July 1969) 

It's just a bromance.

Just a bromance.

I think.

(credit to the owner)

A friendly reminder of the existence of this T-shirt.

Hell yeah!

Me: hey Google has anyone bothered to write a book about Bob Gilruth?

Google: I’m sorry did you say “algorithm t-shirts” or “books”?

I'm throwing a random fact but a very significant one!!

GAWD please guys tell me which video this photo is from?

I have problems finding content due to location, but I'm trying to find a video. Maybe I'm not such a lucky person ... Anyway. If anyone knows from which video this photo for God's sake tell me! I'll shower you with hearts in advance, guys!!

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Hahaha guys

When you and the bae bond over judging someone else’s stupidity

Stargazing Or Die Trying

This evening, I had a solid observing session. Given all the light pollution, and less than perfect skies, I’m still pretty darn proud of how these turned out. 

Mercury (photo 1-2): first photo was taken with iPhone XR using the NightCap app. Second was with the Canon M50. This little planet just happens to be my favorite. The length of a day on Mercury is about 59 Earth days, but a year is only 88 Earth days, making it the worst place for Monday to possibly exist. 

M44, the Beehive Cluster (partial): these bees aren’t bees. They don’t make honey, but they are known to host these sweet exoplanets known as Hot Jupiters; massive gas giants that closely orbit their home stars. 

M13, the Hercules Cluster: in the 1970’s, we beamed a ‘WYD?’ message towards this massive cluster, from the Arecibo Observatory, with our location and our deets. It’s unknown if M13 ever received our message; if so, it left us on ‘Read’. 

Arcturus: located in the constellation Böotes, its official abbreviation is Alpha Boo, which is kind of hilarious. The light emitted from this red giant is about 37 years old, and its the fourth brightest in the night sky.

Every photo with the exception of the first one was taken with Canon M50 camera, using a Celestron 6SE telescope. Edited in PS Express.

Mike, my dear Mike ❤️