Edgar Vinçon

Gracias a todos mis errores simplemente soy perfecto.

[Edgar Vinçon @EdgarVincon]

@negra5261 @CELANGUASCO

[Edgar Vinçon @EdgarVincon]

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[ALTA GAMA JOYAS @Ottaviani_Gatti]

NOVOTESKUKARATASENEL27
LOS KIRCHNER DEBEN DESAPARECER PARA SALVAR A LA PATRIA

[Edgar Vinçon @EdgarVincon]

@laderechadiario Ah... pero Milei...

[Edgar Vinçon @EdgarVincon]

@clarincom Poné los fideos que ya están todos.
Que se ponga a hablar de cómo nos cagó a todos durante la pandemia mientras hacía festicholas.

[INDIGNADO @indignadoxd]

De la que nos salvamos, mamita!

[Laura Ester @laurareloadedMM]

Kirchnerismo Nunca más. 🖕🏿

[The Space Tech Guy @Thespacetechguy]

So many stars ✨

[Astronomy 365 @honeymalikk2]

Stardust

[Science And Nature @ScienceAndNatu7]

🚨: Fireball spotted and captured off the coast of Florida ☄

[Nature's Beauty @Nature_Beauty11]

We are not alone in the universe.

[桃里れあ🍑💉7/26コスケット @rea_momosato]

パチンコ来店🤹♡
《8月》
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15日(土)石川
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《10月》
4日(日)大阪
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ファン対応無料💕
気軽に会いに来てね♡

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[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

How can a black hole outshine billions of stars?

Gaze into this stunning Hubble portrait of the spiral galaxy ESO 021-G004, a cosmic jewel spinning 130 million light-years from Earth. Its graceful arms of dust and glowing gas swirl outward in quiet beauty—yet at its heart blazes a paradox that defies intuition: a core so fiercely luminous it rivals entire galaxies. How is that possible when a black hole is supposed to swallow everything, even light itself?

The answer is not some mysterious glow leaking from the void. It is a violent, dazzling spectacle of gravity, motion, and pure thermodynamic fury unfolding right at the edge of oblivion.

Picture a cosmic bathtub drain of unimaginable power. As gas, dust, and shattered stars spiral inward, they form a vast, whirling accretion disk—an enormous, flattened maelstrom locked in the black hole’s grip. Here the rules of everyday physics break down. Gravity is so extreme that material races around at speeds approaching the speed of light. Particles slam into one another with catastrophic force. Friction turns savage.

The result? Temperatures soaring into the millions of degrees. The disk becomes a seething furnace, converting gravitational potential energy into a torrent of radiation—blinding visible light, ultraviolet, and X-rays that scream across the universe. This is the active galactic nucleus: a lighthouse powered not by the black hole itself, but by the doomed matter crowded at its doorstep, glowing with one final, spectacular rage before crossing the event horizon forever.

So the black hole does not shine. The universe shines because of it—matter’s last brilliant protest against the darkness.

Image Credit: NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope; Processing: NASA/Aurel Costel Agapi

[Anomalous reality @spacevibex]

A deep OMEGA Centauri ⭐

[Astronomy Vibes @AstronomyVibes]

“There are only two options: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are frightening.” —Carl Sagan

[Optolong Astronomy Filter @Optolong_filter]

The heart of IC 1396: the Elephant’s Trunk
Total exposure: 26h 49min
Every detail visible here represents a phenomenon unfolding over millions of years.
🔭Gallifrey Optics CDK 400mm F/7
📷ASI6200MM Pro
Sky-Watcher EQ8-R Pro
Optolong RGB #SHO-3nm 2" Filters
Credit: Gaëtan Maxant

[World and Science @WorldAndScience]

Hidden within dense clouds of cosmic dust, newborn stars emerge in this stunning view of the Christmas Tree Cluster.

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/P.S. Teixeira (Center for Astrophysics)