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SEVENTY-SEVEN

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SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO

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#everyday #cinema4d - GUMMI BEAR PARADE

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OUT OF CORE

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TULIP SEASON

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HOUSE OF THE DRAGON

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#everyday #cinema4d - MOTHER

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#everyday - restless legs //

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EXTRACTOR IN CHIEF

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[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Cave of Hands, Argentina - The art in the cave dates from 13.000 to 9.000 years ago.

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

The cosmic spectacle known as GRB 221009A—affectionately nicknamed the BOAT (Brightest Of All Time)—stands as the most intense gamma-ray burst ever recorded by humanity. Detected on October 9, 2022, this colossal explosion originated about 2.4 billion light-years away in a distant galaxy, when a massive star reached the end of its life, collapsed under its own gravity, and gave birth to a black https://t.co/uVpZpLNSFH the star imploded, it unleashed twin ultra-narrow jets of matter and energy screaming outward at nearly the speed of light. By sheer cosmic luck, one of these jets was aimed almost straight at Earth, turning what might have been a faint flicker into an blinding beacon that overwhelmed detectors on multiple NASA spacecraft, including the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope and the Swift Observatory.The blast was so extraordinarily powerful that its high-energy radiation temporarily ionized and disturbed Earth's upper atmosphere—something no previous gamma-ray burst had done with such strength. Astronomers describe it as a once-in-10,000-year (or even rarer) event from our perspective.Even months and years afterward, telescopes continued tracking its fading afterglow across radio, optical, X-ray, and even higher energies, revealing clues about the physics of these extreme explosions, the structure of relativistic jets, black hole formation, and the environments in distant galaxies. Recent studies using JWST and other observatories have confirmed it stemmed from a classic core-collapse supernova (though surprisingly lacking heavy elements in some analyses) and hinted at unusually structured jets powering the outburst.This once-in-a-generation phenomenon gave scientists an unprecedented front-row seat to study the universe's most violent fireworks and the birth of black holes billions of light-years away.(Sources include NASA’s Fermi and Swift missions, peer-reviewed analyses in The Astrophysical Journal and related publications, and ongoing multi-wavelength follow-ups.)

[Scott @Havenlust]

“Lovers don't finally meet somewhere. They're in each other all along.” Santorini 💗🇬🇷
#travel #art #Greece

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some places are art, Greece is one of them

[Ghost of Hellas @ghostofhellas]

Statuette of persephone | c. 340 BC | Greece, classical period

in the indianapolis museum of art at newfields collection

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DIAMOND HANDS 💎

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Any given Sunday 🏈

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#everyday #cinema4d - reflective gift //

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On the rise

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p(doom)