The Broken Chameleon.

All right, all right. Today, I’ll stop being a pansy, and I’ll post up my lizard.  Then find other cool things to post/finish/start.

expose-the-light:

Portraits in Ink and Tea by Carne Griffiths

expose-the-light:

The Galaxy Evolution

1. Rainbow of Galaxies

This image of the Cartwheel galaxy shows multi-wavelength observations from several NASA missions, including the Galaxy Evolution Explorer, whose data is seen in blue. The Hubble Space Telescope is in green, the Spitzer Space Telescope is in red and the Chandra X-ray Observatory is in purple.

2. Jellyfish Galaxy

Wispy tendrils of hot dust and gas glow brightly in this ultraviolet image of the Cygnus Loop nebula.

3. Plowing Through the Depths of Space

GALEX captured a second runaway star, similar to Mira, also speeding through the cosmos.

4. Dissecting a Galaxy

By combining ultraviolet data from the Galaxy Evolution Explorer with infrared observations from the Spitzer Space Telescope, astronomers get a clearer picture of the various components of a galaxy.

(Source: z0mbies)

inspiring-illustration:

Masana

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jacobvanloon:

Bronzeville | Jacob van Loon

abroham-lincoln:

To say that you are cute,
Would be like saying a strawberry is sweet,
‘Cause a strawberry has secret flavors that are sharp, and tart, and red, and deep,
And i would love to find you growing wild out by the woods,
i would make a basket with the front of my t-shirt,
and take home as many of you as I could

scythersquad:

Cute

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w-a-v-v-v-e-s:

teenvibes:

The Reeling | Passion Pit

in that crazy passion pit mood

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