Go Grandpa!!

if she didn’t want me causing shenanigans she wouldn’t have left her computer on!! see y’all later when this blog gets spirally!! >:}

hey lyra, we need you for a ritual attempt!!

ah, stars. alright. terrible timing though... right before April Fools day. I was hoping to do something as a prank.

i'll be gone for a few days. Make sure my partner doesn't get up to any shenanigans, alright everyone?

ii think there should be more about the space part of The Vast. itd be so fun

vast avatar who works at the UKSA and has made crazy discoveries about space that realistically Shouldn't be possible with current technology

Maybe a worker occasionally disappears for a little while and comes back Absolutely Terrified For Their Life and for some reason everyones pretty sure it's the avatar's fault but they've made the craziest discoveries and it'd be a huge loss to fire them so nobody says anything

For @kiaanmikey | Part 1

sorry for the inactivity, i promise i'll get the queue filled up again soon!!!

and the universe said you are the daylight;

and the universe said you are the night;

(minecraft end credits poem, my betrothed)

The Entirety of Tumblr from Tumblr has been Chucked in to the ocean! You're all wet now.

wholesome kokomi vibes only on my blog tonight! 💛💫🐚🐙🐠🐟 The Seabed Will Be Your Grave And It Shall Care Not. In A Million Years You Will Be Chalk. A Trillion Tiny Organisms Perish In The Depths And Every Second We Drown In Insignificance. 🐙🐙🐙 hehoo (drops my gay little jellyfish that heals me and pisses you off)

they removed posting from tumblr. now there's only scrolling down through the vast blank expanse. great

Here’s something to think about as you kick off 2025: We are all stardust. Every atom of oxygen in our lungs, of carbon in our muscles, of calcium in our bones, of iron in our blood—was created inside a star before Earth was born. Hydrogen and helium, the lightest elements, were produced in the Big Bang. Almost all of the other, heavier, elements were produced inside stars. Stars forge heavy elements by fusion in their cores. In a star of intermediate mass, these elements can mix into the star’s atmosphere and be spread into space through stellar winds.

Image: NASA Hubble Space Telescope, CC BY 2.0, flickr

In this video, take a flight through millions of galaxies mapped using coordinate data from DESI.

Credit: Fiske Planetarium, CU Boulder and DESI collaboration

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