Eagle River, Alaska
Star Wars (1977)
Fingal’s Cave, Scotland
Located on the uninhabited island of Staffa, Fingal’s Cave has a unique, cathedral-like structure and hexagonal columns, according to the National Trust for Scotland. (Source)
Louvre - Paris - France (by Marcelo Druck)
The beauty of these walls is hard to capture or describe. Such and amazing place to be in!
I miss Alaska.
{ a short step from the sea }
Valle Gran Rey - La Gomera - Canary Islands - Spain (von hey.pictrues)
"From Divergent Lands" series by Chris Kovacs
M100 // NGC 4321
im going to die from this and its fine
A secret ballroom lies under this lake, with a statue of Neptune above it. It was built in the late 1800s by Whitaker Wright, a businessman. The roof of the ballroom is paned in translucent glass to let light filter through from the water above. Now owned by entrepreneur Gary Steele, it lies empty. (Source)
Coffee Stain Motorcycle Drawings by Carter Asmann
The Search For Neutrons That Leak Into Our World From Other Universes
“Braneworld” theories predict that matter can leak into and out of other universes. So physicists are searching for the first evidence
One of the more exciting ideas in high energy physics is the possibility that our three-dimensional universe is embedded in a much bigger multidimensional cosmos. Physicists call these embedded universes “branes” and say that it should be possible for stuff from our brane to leak into other branes nearby and vice versa.
Today, Michael Sarrazin at the University of Namur in Belgium and a few pals say they have worked out to detect this leakage by measuring whether neutrons can bypass barriers by leaping into another brane and back again.
That is not what I was expecting when I hit unmute, but I’m so glad I did.
(via bohemianromance)
The Seahorse of the Large Magellanic Cloud
Source: NASA/ESA/M. Livio



