In The Space, Far Away from this Planet

In The Space, Far Away from this Planet

Mother Earth is pregnant for a third time, for y'all have knocked her up. I have tasted the maggots in the mind of the Universe, I was not offended, for I knew I had to rise above it all, or drown in my own shit.

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2,200 notes - 22 May, 2013

ikenbot:

Dark Nebula LDN 810

This image was obtained with the wide-field view of the Mosaic camera on the Mayall 4-meter telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory.
LDN 810 is a dark nebula that was first cataloged by B.T. Lynds in 1962. The dark region at the center contains gas and dust out of which new stars are forming. A bipolar outflow of gas from one of these stars has also been detected.
A faint trail of dust and gas extends from the center of the image to the upper-left corner. The image was generated with observations in the Us (violet), B (blue), V (green) and I (red) filters. In this image, North is up, East is to the left.

1,722 notes - 22 May, 2013

garabating:

Greg Manchess (via Muddy Colors)
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mothernaturenetwork:

Lightning strike blows bark off tree
Check out the results of a stormy encounter between lightning and the hapless tree it used to find a path to the ground.

It’s beautiful!

228 notes - 20 May, 2013

ikenbot:

A Swirl of Star Formation

This beautiful, glittering swirl is named, rather unpoetically, J125013.50+073441.5. A glowing haze of material seems to engulf the galaxy, stretching out into space in different directions and forming a fuzzy streak in this image.
It is a starburst galaxy — a name given to galaxies that show unusually high rates of star formation. The regions where new stars are being born are highlighted by sparkling bright blue regions along the galactic arms.
Studying starburst galaxies can tell us a lot about galactic evolution and star formation. These galaxies start off with huge amounts of gas, which is used to form new stars.
This period of furious star formation is only a phase; once all the gas is used up, this starbirth slows down. Other famous starbursts captured by Hubble include the Antennae Galaxies (heic0615) and Messier 82 (heic0604), the latter of which is forming new stars ten times faster than our galaxy, the Milky Way.

NGC3584 (narrowband) in Carina. — Desert Hollow Observatory

colchrishadfield:

Spaceflight finale: To some this may look like a sunset. But it’s a new dawn.

fuckyeahnebulas:

Horsehead Nebula

out-in-the-clouds:

♦ ♠welcome to my dark side♠ ♦