Starry, Starry Night

Everything up and around the sky. Plus any sort of space or star themed decorations, art, poetry, music, etc. And I can't promise that there won't ever be something Star Trek related. =P
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The night sky in Japan photographed behind a frosted leaf.  Absolutely stunning.

The night sky in Japan photographed behind a frosted leaf.  Absolutely stunning.

1 year ago / 63 notes / Astronomy  night sky  sky  stars  leaf  frost  Japan 
CUP O’ STARS FOR EVERYONE.

CUP O’ STARS FOR EVERYONE.

1 year ago / 68 notes / Wine Glass  Stars  Colors  Candy  Pretty 

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As anyone who follows my main blog knows, I am a huge fan of lockets.

And now my two loves can combine into ONE PERFECT BLOG POST.

As anyone who follows my main blog knows, I am a huge fan of lockets.

And now my two loves can combine into ONE PERFECT BLOG POST.

2 years ago / 4 notes / lockets  stars  moon 
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The Andromeda Galaxy

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The Andromeda Galaxy

sugarkimiko:

In our own solar system, Jupiter, with its enormous gravitational field, plays an important protective role. By deflecting comets and asteroids that might otherwise hit Earth, Jupiter has helped to create a more stable environment for life to evolve here. It’s generally believed that a massive impact was responsible 65 million years ago for wiping out dinosaurs on Earth. If not for Jupiter, it’s possible that many other such impacts would have occurred throughout Earth’s history, preventing advanced life from ever gaining a foothold.
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sugarkimiko:

In our own solar system, Jupiter, with its enormous gravitational field, plays an important protective role. By deflecting comets and asteroids that might otherwise hit Earth, Jupiter has helped to create a more stable environment for life to evolve here. It’s generally believed that a massive impact was responsible 65 million years ago for wiping out dinosaurs on Earth. If not for Jupiter, it’s possible that many other such impacts would have occurred throughout Earth’s history, preventing advanced life from ever gaining a foothold.

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2 years ago / 49 notes / Camping  Night  Vacation  Stars  Scenery  Travel  Sky 
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