Jean Delville - Prometheus [1907]
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When i was like 13-14 my friend and i were lying down on my driveway late at night and then out of nowhere this enormous green flaming ball came flying down into the bush behind my house..it was huge seemed too huge to be that close and not be affected some how, it didnt make a noise or any sort of thud it just disappeared into the bushes and it happened so quickly we had to check with each other if we both had actually seen it..we ran out the backyard to where ma mumma’s 35th party was but no-one knew what the fuck we were talking about…
i still dnt know what tha fuck we saw
$300 to name a star, $1000 for a COMPANY haha wow humanity taking advantage of idiots who think the human race is gonna be around forever better yet a star you think you named
PLUME COUNTY If you looked out the window of an airplane at just the right place and time last week, you could have seen something very unusual — the space shuttle Endeavour launching to orbit. Images of the rising shuttle and its plume became widely circulated over the web shortly after Endeavour’s final launch. The above image was taken from a shuttle training aircraft and is not copyrighted. Taken well above the clouds, the image can be matched with similar images of the same shuttle plume taken below the clouds. Hot glowing gasses expelled by the engines are visible near the rising shuttle, as well as a long smoke plume. A shadow of the plume appears on the cloud deck, indicating the direction of the Sun. (Photo: NASA)
First few stages of embryonic cell division and stages of development of the Universe correspond to Flower of Life pattern, which depicts fundamental aspects of Space and Time.
This animated GIF from Micaël Reynaud's award-winning series warping space and time calls to mind the iconic Powers of Ten film by Charles and Ray Eames visualizing the scale of the universe.
In fact, it’s surprising that no one (to my knowledge) has adapted the film into an animated GIF yet – though it’s been adapted into a delightful flipbook, which is essentially an analog animated GIF.
(via explore-blog)

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