Ladyinwhitearmor - Ad Astra Per Aspera

...yes

Just look at his eyes. Look at them. Tell me this isn’t the face of a man who loves his team to literal death. The face of a man who would risk (and has) risked everything he has for this team, because he cares so much. Sure he’s snarky, matter of fact, and arrogant, but you can’t look me in the eyes and tell me that he isn’t suffering inside every single day.

He needs the Avengers.

He needs his friends.

He needs his family.

His family may have broke in Civil War. Just a habit for him, he grew up with a jerk father. But in Infinity War?

It was like losing his family all over again.

Peter Cullen needs a fucking award for his voice in Transformers.

My favorite thing about Tony Stark is that you can ship him with so many different people, and I can find at least one reason to get behind all of them

Tony Stark in Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

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          вυт yoυ wιll rєmєmвєr mє,                                                я є м є м в є я   м є  ғor 

                                                      (  с ε ṉ τ υ ɾ ï ε ṡ  )

what is a hero ??   i dare you to look into my eyes and tell me you are not  a hero.  ||   insp .  ©

my dorks :3

mother nature is a beautiful thing

Reunion Island Eclipse : The New Moon’s dark shadow crossed planet Earth on September 1. In silhouette the Moon didn’t quite cover the Sun though, creating an an annular solar eclipse. The shadow’s narrow central path was about 100 kilometers wide at maximum eclipse. Beginning in the South Atlantic, it tracked toward the east across Africa, ending in the Indian Ocean. Waiting on the Indian Ocean’s Reunion Island, eclipse watchers enjoyed a view just north of the eclipse centerline, the annular phase lasting a few minutes or less. Clouds threaten the nearly eclipsed Sun but create a dramatic sky in this wide-angle and telephoto composite at a partial phase from the northern side of the 50 kilometer wide island. via NASA

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