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she / it
i try to post
composer - artist - physicist

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

I have an artist profile on spotify now :d https://t.co/ykvMcRUgSa

[moowsie @moowsiie]

something Stuart shaped is coming and it’s soft

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

@m0neyTX @Pineycone1995 @FreonCat hey hey, quit botting

[ruby @Pineycone1995]

@m0neyTX @FreonCat bro botting his likes LMAO

[ruby @Pineycone1995]

Jerri Green wins as a result of David Hatley siphoning votes away from Marsha Blackburn.

[ruby @Pineycone1995]

being trans and making a game with retro visuals

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

Waiter, Waiter, One EP/Album Please! 🧚https://t.co/TeYSKbSmUm

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

Made somewhat of an "experimental" single, based on jazz-fusion; psst here's a little secret; making another album, and it may or may not sound similar to this 🤫https://t.co/VRTvHdUWYY

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

Released a second album (EP moreso since it's 3 tracks) based on what it's like to look at stars in the sky https://t.co/8OTbzMwm0K

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

released somewhat of a piano album; this one is purely me experimenting with how the piano is when you condense a lot of stuff into one instrument. https://t.co/h5IPNvXn8g

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

back to twitter; and I have a straw page now, woohoo https://t.co/o54hlV9NRi

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

hi my noble followers i wont b posting for a bit cuz i feel like doing nothing with my life — i wont be active rlly anywhere, # gottafixmymental

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

Arrangement / Composition Dropped Yay!!! https://t.co/xdlW6xdaV6

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

time dilation can simply be described as; the clocks of satellites in space move slower than that of the ones on earth due to gravity fields pulling on time essentially making time on earth go faster than in space—with blackholes this exists but far more consequential effects

[WHAT H @helenaphysicist]

most stars in the sky are already dead // exploded // have gone supernova, so looking at them is like looking at a portrait of a dead-person as it encapsulates their beauty even after death — this happens every second much like death on earth but we get to appreciate it now.

[NASA History Office @NASAhistory]

Whoomp there it is!

After two astronomers, Urbain Le Verrier and John Couch Adams, independently calculated its predicted location, Johann Gottfried Galle found the planet Neptune 180 years ago on Sept 23, 1846.

In 1989 when Voyager 2 became the first—and so far only—spacecraft to visit Neptune, it took thousands of images of Neptune, its rings, and its moons, including this one.