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7 hours agoKristen Bell just acted out the Surprised Kitty YouTube video on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. And yes, it was just as adorable. Nicely done, Veronica Mars.
10 hours agomerry christmas, baby [beach boys cover]
finished my song early for this year’s christmas compilation. pretty psyched on this one. my wham cover last year was pretty good, but i do believe i’ve topped it
Kitty on my bag…
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Wednesday…
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General
- Miles will play a key role in revealing story lines and time lines regarding the island, such as the Black Rock and Adam and Eve.
- Faraday suggested that the nosebleeds were caused by exposure to the islands effects, now that the island has stopped jumping he is safe, however the next time the wheel is turned (the incident?) he may have spent such a long time on the island that he either remains in the 70s/80s, or suffers a similar fate as Charlotte.
- Pierre Chang’s reaction to the alternate-time bunnies existing in the same instance as seen in the extended Orchid tape suggests that if both Miles come in contact, a catastrophic event may occur. Once Dr. Chang discovered the true identity of Miles Straume, this caused him to send Lara and Baby Miles off the island for their own protection.
- His real name is Miles Chang, but he changed his name in his punker days to Miles Straume (Maelstrom) because of his daddy issues.
- Miles gains his powers when an accident occurred in The Swan which forced them to put on the “Computer that saves the world” as Hugo put it.
(via lostpedia)
20 hours ago
Muppets…
1 day ago![New Discovery: Supermassive Black Holes Create Galaxies…
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The answer may have been found to the question of whether a galaxy or its black hole comes first -one of the most debated subjects in astrophysics today. A startling new study suggests that supermassive black holes can trigger the formation of stars, thus ‘building’ their own host galaxies. This finding could also explain why galaxies hosting larger black holes have more stars. To reach such an extraordinary conclusion, the team of astronomers conducted extensive observations of a peculiar object, the quasar HE0450-2958, also called the “naked quasar” and the “quasar without a home,” because it the only one for which a host galaxy has not yet been detected.
Until now, it was speculated that the quasar’s host galaxy was hidden behind large amounts of dust, and so the astronomers used a mid-infrared instrument on ESO’s Very Large Telescope for the observations [2]. At such wavelengths, dust clouds shine very brightly, and are readily detected. “Observing at these wavelengths would allow us to trace dust that might hide the host galaxy,” says Knud Jahnke, who led the observations performed at the VLT. “However, we did not find any. Instead we discovered that an apparently unrelated galaxy in the quasar’s immediate neighbourhood is producing stars at a frantic rate.”(via dailygalaxy)](http://14.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ktzo7gMPBm1qz5va1o1_500.jpg)
New Discovery: Supermassive Black Holes Create Galaxies…
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The answer may have been found to the question of whether a galaxy or its black hole comes first -one of the most debated subjects in astrophysics today. A startling new study suggests that supermassive black holes can trigger the formation of stars, thus ‘building’ their own host galaxies. This finding could also explain why galaxies hosting larger black holes have more stars. To reach such an extraordinary conclusion, the team of astronomers conducted extensive observations of a peculiar object, the quasar HE0450-2958, also called the “naked quasar” and the “quasar without a home,” because it the only one for which a host galaxy has not yet been detected.
Until now, it was speculated that the quasar’s host galaxy was hidden behind large amounts of dust, and so the astronomers used a mid-infrared instrument on ESO’s Very Large Telescope for the observations [2]. At such wavelengths, dust clouds shine very brightly, and are readily detected. “Observing at these wavelengths would allow us to trace dust that might hide the host galaxy,” says Knud Jahnke, who led the observations performed at the VLT. “However, we did not find any. Instead we discovered that an apparently unrelated galaxy in the quasar’s immediate neighbourhood is producing stars at a frantic rate.”(via dailygalaxy)
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2 days agoBig Sisters
Rhea and Titan, Saturn’s two largest moons, align in Cassini’s lens in this image taken on November 19, 2009.
2 days agoSo now you can read their In-N-Out versus Five Guys. I haven’t read it yet, and I will, as soon as I post this.
2 days agoThis illustration shows the approximate size of Earth compared to the Sun. The giant coronal mass ejection in the image blasted off the Sun in October 2003. The image was taken by the international SOHO spacecraft.
*Image Credit*: NASA and European Space Agency
3 days agoFrank Sinatra - Call Me Irresponsible
Sunday Night Sinatra.
Well that about sums up my evening last night. (Just the title, not so much the song.)
