#Solar table

[socksandbuttons]

I'm gonna ask a question I already know the answer too, but alas it must be asked... Because the answer is funny 😈

What did Earth do to get Banned from the Solar Flare Bees dimension?

TEE HEE!!

What did she indeed....

In this universe they're mascots to a restaurant, Alien-Bee themed with lil drones they ride in that are Space Ships.

She was too enamored with how cute they were.

They dropped their remote and their drone crashed out the window into someones vehicle. Plus also they were on the clock. Keeping the lil waiters from doing their job. And orders weren't being done.

She was disturbing the business enough that she had to be banned. Sorry Earth. At least she gets her own Bee Flare at home. (while not as small she can still carry the guy)

[ketrinadrawsalot]

Tellurium is a metalloid, meaning that it looks like metal but doesn't quite behave like metal. Most extracted tellurium goes to solar panels and thermoelectric materials, so it's an element important to a renewable future.

[starheirxero]

SHOUTOUT TO SOLAR AND RUIN. I LOVE YOU CHARACTERS WHOSE FIRST HOMES CRUMBLED BEFORE THEIR EYES AND NOW THEY CAN'T EVER RETURN 🗣️‼️

[savior-of-the-ink]

Savathûn once asked who Eramis was. Sylvia replied: "She's my wife."

Later on, it's Harley that asks who Eramis is. Sylvia replies: "An utter disgrace."

[mothanonthesequel]

Actual picture of Alaska getting absolutely curve balled by the April 8th 2024 total eclipse path 😔 (next time Alaska’s expected to see a total eclipse; or any solar eclipses in the future is by 2033 yall)

[piratesexmachine420]

Some interesting excerpts from the Rand McNally Atlas of the Solar System (1983, ISBN 0-528-83102-X):

Pluto [...] Orbit and Nature Yet before long, several disquieting facts were established. First, Pluto is not a giant planet: it is certainly no larger than Earth, in which case it can hardly exert any measurable influence upon giant planets such as Uranus and Neptune. Second, Pluto's orbit is unusual. Its eccentricity -- 0.248 -- is greater than for [sic] any other planet, and when near perihelion Pluto comes closer in than Neptune, although a relatively high orbital inclination (17°) means there is no danger of a collision. Pluto's mean distance from the sun is 5,900,000,000 km, but this ranges from 7,7375,000,000 km at aphelion to 4,425,000,000 km at perihelion. The next perihelion is due in 1989. Between 1979 and 1999 Pluto temporarily forfeits its title of "outermost planet". The period of revolution is 248 years. The small angular diameter is very difficult to measure. For many years the true status of Pluto remained a puzzle. It is also extremely difficult to determine mass of Pluto. [...] Origin of Pluto Pluto's small mass means it cannot possible be Lowell's Planet X, because the perturbations this body could produce in the movements of Uranus and Neptune are far too slight to be detectable. It is even likely that Pluto is unworthy of planetary status. There have been suggestions that it used to be a satellite of Neptune, which broke free in some manner and moved off in an independent orbit. Triton, Neptune's satellite, has a strange, retrograde orbit that could also have resulted from this incident, and both Pluto and Triton are believed to have frozen methane surfaces. However, the discovery of Charon weakens this theory. Alternatively, it may be that Pluto is the brightest member of a whole group of asteroidal bodies in the outer part of the Solar System. In 1977 Charles Kowal discovered Chiron (see pages 244-5), which moves mainly between the orbits of Saturn and Uranus. Other small bodies may well exist, although Chiron is smaller than either Pluto or Charon and radar measurements indicate that it is rocky rather than icy in nature. Planet X? [...] In general, astronomers believe that Planet X may exist. Certainly Pluto does not adequately explain the mysteries of the outer Solar System, and it may even be regarded as a double asteroid system rather than a planet. [pg. 396, 397]

Emphasis mine. Keep in mind that the IAU conference which eventually reclassified Pluto wouldn't occur for another 23 years!

[lookwhatyoudidithasanxiety]

Solar: Ya sure? Ya don't sound fine.

Lunar: *pats Ghost's side* C'mon Sissy, it's ok! We still got the candy!

Solar: Mh...About that.

Lunar: *groans* Whyyyy??

Solar: Now hang on, ya didn't let me finish. Ya both can have two bags of candy each - one Skittles an' one M&M's if ya want, or two of whichever ya want. But we can't eat all that candy. I'm pretty sure animatronics and ghosts can still get bellyaches.

Lunar: *huffs* But-

Solar: Lunar.

Lunar: Ok...

[solcarow]

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term’s done yayyy its wip time

[solsticelosthermind]

I have twenty fucking reference tabs open just for severed space, bitten time

How the fuck do I condense all this shit down to like, a handful of intuitive ‘oh shit that’s what’s happening’ sentences

[the-rat-eatery]

First real week of school and I am doing NOTHING 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[finderellasblog]

Global temperatures have been rising for over a century, speeding up in the last few years. We have already warmed by 1.2 degrees since pre-industrial levels. Internationally it has been agreed to cap warming at 1.5 degrees, the limit at which we can halt the worst impacts of climate change.

Even at 1.5 degrees there is likely to be ice free summers in the artic every hundred years or so and around 70% of the worlds coral reefs lost. But at just half a degree more, 2 degrees would see the likelihood of ice free summers increasing to every ten years and the loss of nearly all the worlds coral reefs.

We know what needs to be done. We need to cut man-made greenhouse gas emissions drastically, phase out fossil fuels and move to renewable energy. We need to be more efficient and use less energy, and we need to tackle deforestation and eat less meat.

But at the moment, if all the governments of the world acted on the promises they have made, we would still reach 2.8 degrees. And we are a long way off those promises being turned into reality.

[mer-se]

lil things

[bluegarners]

ok i think in like 2 days it will be published but i cannot stress enough how much of this fic is about catharsis/hearing what you need to hear. im nervous to post it bc its probably the most ooc thing ive written, purely bc of how much they share about their feelings, which ik!!! is not a normal thing!!! but we are doing catharsis, catharsis is the thesis, but it is not 10/10 catharsis, more like 6.5/10 or like a 3.1 on letterbox

[t-shirtshare]

[aakashblogs]

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[leotronicscale]

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