it's all pretending.

‘Movie recording stopped automatically’

Credit: NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)

Goat on a cliff, staring at the moon.  The goat knows that one day there will be a goat on the moon. 

They are all okay, and all those things could exist in the same woman. (x)

http://news.xinhuanet.com/world/2014-10/28/c_1113016268.htm

that’s a much better costume. 

Johnny Cash, Los Angeles, June 1961 by Leigh Wiener.

Firefly Rewatch: 1.05 (Safe) - They weren’t cows inside

ART VS SCIENCE Believe it or not, but this image is actually made up of stars in the globular cluster NGC 288 (check it out here).  When the Hubble Space Telescope produces a picture, it uses a fixed point in space to reference the focus of the image. This point is referred to as a ‘guide star’. Once Hubble “locks onto” the guide star, the instruments inside the telescope can calculate the drift and rotation the image frame will encounter throughout the exposure – just like star trails in long exposures on Earth. The telescope is fitted with gyroscopes and reaction wheels to correct for these movements. This is what happens when you lock onto a bad guide star (perhaps a binary system). The guide system makes mistakes in its calculations and you end up capturing this beautiful sequence of stellar trails. -CB Image: NASA, ESA, A. Sarajedini (University of Florida) and Judy Schmidt. Source

Jessica Lange serving David Bowie realness in 4x01 “Monsters Among Us”