We’ve Always Defined Ourselves By The Ability To Overcome The Impossible. And We Count These Moments.

We’ve Always Defined Ourselves By The Ability To Overcome The Impossible. And We Count These Moments.
We’ve Always Defined Ourselves By The Ability To Overcome The Impossible. And We Count These Moments.
We’ve Always Defined Ourselves By The Ability To Overcome The Impossible. And We Count These Moments.

We’ve always defined ourselves by the ability to overcome the impossible. And we count these moments. These moments when we dare to aim higher, to break barriers, to reach for the stars, to make the unknown known. We count these moments as our proudest achievements. But we lost all that. Or perhaps we’ve just forgotten that we are still pioneers. And we’ve barely begun. And that our greatest accomplishments cannot be behind us, because our destiny lies above us. - Interstellar, 2014.

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9 years ago
Interstellar 2014
Interstellar 2014
Interstellar 2014
Interstellar 2014
Interstellar 2014
Interstellar 2014

Interstellar 2014

9 years ago

tell the moon i love her

Dear moon, @324b2dun loves you. Happy Valentines! 

Tell The Moon I Love Her
9 years ago
Alexander Pohl
Alexander Pohl
Alexander Pohl
Alexander Pohl
Alexander Pohl
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Alexander Pohl

9 years ago
Saturn’s Hexagonal Storm System In It’s North Pole

Saturn’s hexagonal storm system in it’s north pole

9 years ago
Answer Time From Space!

Answer Time from Space!

I’m on day 321 of my #YearInSpace, and today I surpassed 500 days in space total. Let’s chat! Sat., Feb. 13 at 1:45 p.m. ET. 

6 years ago

I like our Solar System.

I Like Our Solar System.
I Like Our Solar System.
I Like Our Solar System.
I Like Our Solar System.
I Like Our Solar System.
I Like Our Solar System.
I Like Our Solar System.
I Like Our Solar System.

P.S. My favourite Neptune

I Like Our Solar System.

Pluto for You Guys.

9 years ago
Dying Star IC 4406

Dying star IC 4406

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9 years ago
Visible light emitted from a black hole has been detected for the first time
Got a decent telescope at home? That's all you need to observe a nearby black hole.

For the first time, astronomers have observed bursts of visible light being released by a black hole as it swallows matter from nearby stars.

These flashes of light, which lasted between several minutes to a few hours, were seen coming from a black hole in the Cygnus constellation, located about 7,800 light-years away from Earth. Incredibly, some of the flashes were so bright, the team says amateur astronomers could see them with a modest 20-cm telescope.

“We find that activity in the vicinity of a black hole can be observed in optical light at low luminosity for the first time,” astronomer and lead researcher, Mariko Kimura from Kyoto University in Japan, told Charles Q. Choi at Space.com.

“These findings suggest that we can study physical phenomena that occur in the vicinity of the black hole using moderate optical telescopes without high-spec X-ray or gamma-ray telescopes.”

Continue Reading.

9 years ago
The Milky Way Meteor Shower By Jeremyjonkman On Flickr.

The Milky Way Meteor Shower by jeremyjonkman on Flickr.

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