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[はるかぜ @harukaze_illust]

犬以外のイラスト

[はるかぜ @harukaze_illust]

明日は日本🇯🇵対ブラジル🇧🇷

簡単な試合ではないけれど勝ってくれる事を信じています

#FIFAWorldCup

[はるかぜ @harukaze_illust]

新しく作品を描きました

ゆらり

[𝚋𝚒𝚛𝚍 @3m1ek]

異世界へと続いていそうな霧の神社

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Stunning 820 years old linden tree in the Czech Republic

[🎐🏮Iutty ー •ルティ @kumayano]

ptetre que je suis au paradis

[yamahiro @tabiyamaphoto]

ここ、もう日本じゃないと思った。
秋の室堂、次元が違う。

[AyuMi @a_yumi0425]

海外みたいだけど、これ全部長野県なんですよね。

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

A Mesmerizing "Space Jellyfish" Lights Up the Pre-Dawn SkyImagine stepping outside in the dim twilight before sunrise and seeing this: a glowing, ethereal creature floating high above the horizon — tentacles of light trailing dramatically behind it. It looks like something straight out of science fiction… but it’s very real.This is the spectacular phenomenon known as a space jellyfish, created during the launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket under just the right https://t.co/aL4sHcmCLw the rocket climbs, it blasts out a massive plume of exhaust — mostly water vapor and carbon dioxide. At high altitudes, this plume expands into a giant cloud of ice crystals and condensation. In this case, the launch occurred 52 minutes before sunrise. The ground was still dark, but the rocket had already climbed so high that its trail was bathed in direct sunlight, causing it to shine brilliantly against the dark sky like a luminous jellyfish suspended in the heavens.This effect is fleeting and only appears around twilight — either shortly before sunrise or just after sunset — when the sun is below the horizon for us but still lighting up the upper atmosphere.Another fascinating detail: in the photo, the rocket seems to be plunging downward toward the horizon. Don’t worry — it’s not falling! Rockets initially launch straight up to punch through the thick lower atmosphere quickly. But to reach orbit, they must build enormous horizontal speed. They gradually tilt, following the curve of the Earth. From our perspective on the ground, this makes the trajectory look like it’s arcing back down… when in reality, the rocket is accelerating sideways so fast that, as it “falls,” it keeps missing the Earth — that’s what an orbit is.Of course, this graceful turnaround has become favorite fodder for conspiracy theorists, who claim: “See? It’s not going to space — it’s turning around and coming back!” In truth, it’s perfect orbital mechanics at work.
Photo credit: Michael Seeley
A stunning reminder that even the most advanced space technology can create moments of pure, otherworldly beauty right in our own skies.

[✶ @echoesofworld]

British countryside

[𝑙𝑦𝑟𝑎 @naturehealyou]

i will own a home in Switzerland

[世界の絶景 @sizennaa]

白糸の滝　静岡県

[白馬村−Hakuba Village @HakubaVillage]

おはようございます。絶景の初夏の朝。空気もスッキリしていて本日に気持ち良い。

[百花 @187_chan]

この時期の白馬村は観光客も少ないけれど、わたしは今が1番好き。17.5度の爽やかな空気がたまらない初夏の朝🌿

[世界の絶景 @sizennaa]

阿寺渓谷　長野県

[︎ ︎sIno @_neo_x__]

︎mirror.

[in the deep night @inthe_deepnight]

僕らは超えてゆく。

[✶ @echoesofworld]

Mount Fuji, Japan