#red shift

[heckcareoxytwit]

The time when Deadpool became a Herald of Galactus

Financially-broke and desperately looking for a job, Deadpool answers a classified ad and becomes the next Herald of Galactus. Deadpool is not only a new Herald of Galactus, he is also given a cool hot-rod engine hoverboard. Deadpool is pretty good at his job as he goes around destroying planets and sating Galactus' planetary hunger. However, Deadpool's incessant rambling made the giant cosmic entity lose his patience with him. Deadpool's callous actions with the planets also attracted the attention of Silver Surfer who came in to stop him. Herald-Deadpool and Silver Surfer fought with each other to a stand-still until the former (Deadpool) gives up. Deadpool quits his herald job and heads back to earth where he joins a very special support group.

Deadpool Team-Up v2 #883, 2011

[slabmangrave]

Kreuger model sheet

[herrscherofexcuses]

Quick big-bang phanes + redshift lmao

Doesn't look all that good, but who gaf

[zespaceblog]

Maisie's Galaxy

380 million years after the big bang, lies the furthest confirmed galaxy so far found amongst JWST data, now confirmed in it's age.

The galaxy of course defies many of the assumptions we had prior to JWST, and was not visible to Hubble, but now we find many examples that are redrawing our future model of how the universe was created.

The galaxy itself is named after a 10 year old little girl, the daughter of the Astronomer who picked it out. He found it on her 9th birthday, and just called it Maisie's galaxy between the researchers. The name made its way into the paper, and 10 year old Maisie joins only a handful of people who have galaxies named after them.

[le-sluagh]

Galactus Discord Server

You want to talk about Galactus, his heralds, and the other Cosmic Entities, share your art, your writing, or just watch ? Yes ? Then you're very welcome ! :D.

[cosmically-curious]

[vintageslideshow]

Lake Arrowhead, 1951.

[sergeant-macho-nacho]

The mainstream "Flat earth" movement is a lie.

"Flat earth" propaganda is trying to confuse the people to the truth.

The truth is there is no such thing as a "3rd dimension".

Everything is "flat".®

Space and time are relative to one another so there are some situations like when you grab something round or...Pyramid "shaped" that it appears this so called 3rd dimension exists, but only then does it exist.

Most of the time, when objects are not being interacted with they are "2 dimensional" as if to say you are always looking at a flat surface until you touch it.

If no one can see the object it is "1 dimensional".

Many people have often wondered since the first time trees started to exist that if a tree were to fall in the woods and no one sees it then does it make a sound.

It would make a sound if it existed. Trees are advanced life forms that are able to perceive their 1 dimensionalness.

They, trees, are actually more enlightened then "4th delimensinal beings" like Christopher Eccelston and the Blair Witch since they know how to exist in 1 dimension. Essentially the lazy creatures known as trees accomplish this feat by sleeping while theyre awake.

So I reiterate to you the truth. The truth of not round or flat earth, but flat reality.

Sparkly stars courtesy of

animatedglittergraphics-n-more

on Tumblr

[inthewindtunnel]

The Shallows

Red Shift

[contremineur]

Red shift. The further they go, the faster they leave. The sky's emptying.

Alan Garner, from Red shift (Collins 1973)

image from here

[whats-in-a-sentence]

Since any light of any wavelength would shift toward the red in case the source is receding, we ought to call it a 'redward shift.' The reverse would be a 'violetward shift,' or if that is too ugly a phrase 'blueward shift' would do almost as well.*

* I just mention this as a personal piece of pedantry. I'm sure the phrase will stay 'red shift.'

"The Stars in their Courses" - Isaac Asimov

[ungoliantschilde]

Galactus: the Devourer, Vol. 1 # 2 by John Buscema, with Inks by Bill Sienkiewicz, Colors by Christie Scheele, Letters by Richard Starkings, and a Script by Louise Simonson.

[slabmangrave]

Twin, Singular

[victusinveritas]

[zespaceblog]

El Gordo's Fish Hook and Thin One

JWST turned it's attention to the galaxy cluster known as El Gordo, and took this amazing image, showing the cluster but some very unique gravitationally lensed galaxies.

Two that were particularly interesting were nicknamed the Fishhook (upper right) and the thin one (middle).

The fish hook is thought to be a small spiral galaxy around 10 billion light years from us, while the thin one was initially thought to be an artifact on the image, only to turn out to really be a galaxy.

[em-kgm]

voyager :3