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My name is Kablamo von Strudelthumb and I come here from the year, 1987.

These are some magical head LOLs that I have mashed, cuddled and raepd before mysteriously translating them into eye LOLs for the convenience of Lord Salamander.

This is a no hate blog and I strongly believe that DOCTOR WHO and HARRY POTTER are the nectar of the gods.

I only tag a picture under "photography" if it was actually taken by me.

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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

The journey of humans. Aside from the red, I’m not picking up on what the colours are meant to mean. Who wants to tell me?

The journey of humans. Aside from the red, I’m not picking up on what the colours are meant to mean. Who wants to tell me?

Theia colliding with Earth, helping to create the planet as we know it today.

Theia colliding with Earth, helping to create the planet as we know it today.

Taken  from Voyager 1 in 1990 just before it exited our solar system. We have Carl Sagan and friends to thank for this.

The first photo is of the sun with the positions of Venus and Earth highlighted, taken about 6,000,000,000 kilometres from Earth.

The second is the famous close up of the position of Earth known as the Pale Blue Dot. If you are unfamiliar with this picture, Earth is the tiny white dot half way down the beam on the right.

We so insignificant yo!

If more people understood and took into consideration the origin of all life on Earth, the world would be a much lovelier place.

Sure there’d still be shitheads, no species can avoid shitheads, but it would still improve the way most people interact with one another.

We’re not as high and mighty as we seem to think.

We are all part of one ridiculously huge family that varies extensively and dramatically.

Regardless of distance we are biologically related to every single species that grew from this planet, from vegetation to chimpanzees.

We are all made of the same ingredients.

We are all connected and equal whether ant or human.

NOBODY IS ABOVE OR BELOW ANYBODY ELSE!

It’s all just survival.

We need to get over ourselves and come home to a state of mind that accepts what we really are: nothing but spawn of Mother Earth.

And it is extraordinarily beautiful.

One day I’d like to see a time lapse video set to death metal or ska.

Humanity: the most intelligent species on the planet, capable of anything but is governed by its agression and youth. A species fast in developing, but slow in maturing. Once a species that cared about its home, its provider, let its ego dominate its decisions.

A period of ignorance and neglect has had profound effects across the world. Effects that can be reversed if nature is given time to repair the damage.

Remember, we only have one home.

David Bayliss.

Damn you, you beautiful sphere!

Damn you, you beautiful sphere!

astro-panda:

Bits of Australia as seen from satellites, via Google Earth.

I’m not sure why I was playing around with Google Earth this morning, but I was, and I decided to go have a look at the middle of Australia. It looks so unreal, like a painting, or a close up of some strange marble. Sometimes you just have to take the time to admire how beautiful this country is.

AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WE ARE BRAIN TWINS!

The Earth is a speck of dust rotating in a solar system, itself, no more than specks of dust floating in a galaxy, again one among millions and billions of other galaxies expanding without restraint in a universe 20 billion years old. The stars, planets and galaxies hurtle themselves recklessly outward, colliding; dying; regenerating themselves as new forms of matter whose only law is constant change; boundless darkness, blinding light; eerie silence, deafening noise; violent eruptions, harmonious peace.

That voiceover guy in the museum in The Pick Up Artist.

I need this in poster form. I had more information about this picture but I can’t seem to find it anywhere. I know it’s made up of a few photographs. Photo by NASA.

I need this in poster form. I had more information about this picture but I can’t seem to find it anywhere. I know it’s made up of a few photographs.

Photo by NASA.

The Blue Marble taken from Apollo 17 on December 7th, 1972. The original version of this photo shows the South Pole at the top due to the angle of the ship at the time of capture.  When I was about 9 or 10, I had this photo in huge poster form hanging out on my bedroom wall. I miss it so much. Isn’t our planet glorious?

The Blue Marble taken from Apollo 17 on December 7th, 1972.

The original version of this photo shows the South Pole at the top due to the angle of the ship at the time of capture. 

When I was about 9 or 10, I had this photo in huge poster form hanging out on my bedroom wall. I miss it so much. Isn’t our planet glorious?

Look at this smouldering temptress. Jim Irwin of Apollo 15; the 8th man on the moon. Check out that BAMF’s hair!

Look at this smouldering temptress. Jim Irwin of Apollo 15; the 8th man on the moon. Check out that BAMF’s hair!