Latest Posts by tres-4b-blog - Page 5
girl how u gon remember that username??
you’d be surprised at the amount of planets i know with names similar to this one lol
An Amazing Split View of the Milky Way and a pristine German river by hjalmar111
★☆★ SPACE ★☆★
“Why don’t you fix your little problem and light this candle?” - Huge respect to Al Shepard, 58 years ago today in this little capsule. (at Chabot Space & Science Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxFuV03He9Y/?igshid=q8orkqflc1wr
Aurora Australis : Not fireworks, these intense shimmering lights still danced across Earth’s night skies late last month, seen here above the planet’s geographic south pole. The stunning auroral displays were triggered as a coronal mass ejection blasted from the Sun days earlier impacted the magnetosphere, beginning a widespread geomagnetic storm. The six fisheye panels were recorded with digital camera and battery in a heated box to guard against -90 degree F ambient temperatures of the long winter night. Around the horizon are south pole astronomical observatories, while beyond the Aurora Australis stretch the stars of the southern Milky Way. via NASA
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A stunning view of the planet at night from an altitude of 240 miles, it was recorded on March 28, 2012. The lights of Moscow, Russia are near picture center and one of the station’s solar panel arrays is on the left.
Image Credit: ISS Expedition 30, NASA
On September 9th 1995, the legendary Playstation console launched in North America!
>“you’re not allowed to use x function in your program because that’s too easy, come up with the implementation yourself” me: *realises implementation is open source so just looks at source code for x function and copies and changes it*
Scenes from Apollo 16 mission to the Moon, April 1971: Pre-landing pics of earthrise, with the command module visible just above the lunar horizon to the left of Earth.
