#wmap

lets find out on todays episode of "Hubble kills everyone"!

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here are some athanasia icons!

ik it's kinda low quality but when it's athy she always pretty and cute ;))

manhwa: who made me a princess

COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND RADIATION: A RELIC OF THE BIG BANG The vastness of space appears crushingly dark to our eyes, but it's far from empty. A phenomenon known as cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation fills the entire Universe with a nearly uniform glow that can be seen in the radio spectrum.

send “📂 + characters/ships“ for headcanons

friendships count!!!!!!!!!!!!

play wrestling and throwing shit at each other. they love to bug each other.

platonic cuddling but theyd never admit how much they find comfort in it. not full blown cuddling but like legs over lap and all that

probably got kicked out of walmart

also dragging michael in: jared makes michael and rich do dumb shit and records it and puts it on tiktok

they sorta see each other as siblings eventually honestly you know what. like they become super close platonically even tho theyd never really tell the other how much it means to them

they have each others backs

they just love to terrorize each other for fun

anyways, sometimes i visit the site, still, and it leaves me very vindicated and proud to see that, even 10 years after its passivization, its team is STILL receiving awards

5 NASA Photos That Changed The World

“4.) Voyager's "Pale Blue Dot" snapshot. On February 14, 1990, after more than a decade of traveling away from Earth and on its way out of the Solar System, the Voyager 1 spacecraft turned its eye back towards home. Looking back at its journey, it was able to take snapshots of six planets, including the above image of Earth, from six billion kilometers away, making this the most distant photo of Earth ever taken.

Although this image was not part of the original mission plan, Carl Sagan's idea made it to fruition, prompting him to later write the following:

‘That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. […] There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world.’

Voyager 1 is now some 20 billion kilometers distant, as it continues its journey into interstellar space as the most distant spacecraft from Earth.”

It’s no secret that peering out into the distant Universe is best done from space, just as looking at our entire world is best done from that same vantage point. For all of human history until the mid-20th century, this was an utter impossibility. But thanks to advances in rocketry, and how NASA managed to put space technology together, we now have views of everything from our home planet to the deepest recesses of the Universe that have taught us lessons we never could have imagined. From the most distant galaxies to a distant view of Earth, all the way back to the youngest baby picture of the Universe ever taken, NASA has been with us throughout every step of the journey. As we peer ever deeper into the abyss and put not just the cosmic story but our place in it into perspective, it’s important to periodically look back at the beautiful but science-rich images that helped shape our view of what all this is actually about.