#Neptune era

[harmoonix]

When Jupiter shows your husband but Neptune shows your addictions

[caitlyn-kirammans]

SAILOR MOON S: Episode 6 - "Blinded By Love's Light" ↳ "True love is what needs to win. Love... love is everything!"

[totally-neptune-official]

got my fiancé snatched up and owned :(

I’ll miss you @definitely-waste-management ❤️

[lovvjaii]

nico my fav gaslighter

[landofanimes]

Sailor Moon Crystal (2014-23)

Opening & Ending Themes

Sailor Moon Crystal S1 & S2

OP 1: Moon Pride by Momoiro Clover Z

ED 1: Gekkou by Momoiro Clover Z

Sailor Moon Crystal S3

OP 2 V1: New Moon ni Koishite by Etsuko Yakushimaru

ED 2: Eternal Eternity by Junko Minagawa & Sayaka Ohara (Sailor Uranus' & Sailor Neptune's Voice Actresses)

OP 2 V2: New Moon ni Koishite by Mitsuko Horie

ED 3: Otome no Susume by Misato Fukuen (Sailor Chibi Moon's VA)

OP 2 V3: New Moon ni Koishite by Momoiro Clover Z

ED 4: Eien Dake ga Futari o Kakeru by Kenji Nojima (Tuxedo Mask's VA)

Sailor Moon Eternal

ED 5: Tsukiiro Chainon by Momoiro Clover Z + Kotono Mitsuishi, Hisako Kanemoto, Rina Satoh, Ami Koshimizu & Shizuka Itoh (MCZ + Inner Senshi's VAs)

ED 6: Watashi-tachi ni Naritakute by Yoko Ishida (Part 1)

ED 7: "Rashiku" Ikimasho by ANZA (Part 2)

Sailor Moon Cosmos

OP 3: Moonlight Densetsu by Kotono Mitsuishi, Hisako Kanemoto, Rina Satoh, Ami Koshimizu & Shizuka Itoh (Inner Senshi's VAs) (Part 1)

OP 4: Sailor Star Song by Nana Mizuki, Marina Inoue, Saori Hayami & Ayane Sakura (Princess Kakyuu's & Sailor Starlights' VAs) (Part 2)

ED 8: Tsuki no Hana by Daoko

90s Version: [x]

[2001hz]

The Neptunes for Scratch Magazine (2005)

[berryblu-arts]

every once in a blue (hehe) moon ,my brain allows me one (1) banger character design

so have my design for the water refraction!!!! gonna tweak it but!!!!! yall!!! she is lookin good!!!!

[kavaeric]

Painting of Light Era Neptunian gliders from 2020, along with some process stuff... Commentary and even more process stuff below.

Gosh, you know what I missed about Tumblr? Being able to post multiple pictures as part of a single large project.

When I watch science documenatires, some of my favourite visualisations were CG shots of what it would look like in the skies of a gas giant like Saturn or Neptune. Just an endless sea of clouds...I thought, what would it be like to live there?

The obvious solution would be to have airships of some sort. Which like, yeah, but also it didn't feel very...Light Era-ey, you know? I didn't really know it at the time, but eventually Light Era's whole space thing is about aeroplanes and stuff, not ships. Besides, for the science pedants out there, with the atmosphere composed primarily of hydrogen and helium, it's not exactly like you can fill your balloon with something lighter to float.

So as an alternative I thought about having giant, ultra-efficient gliders of varying sizes that would use the violent winds and updrafts of these gas giants to stay aloft. They would have some kind of intermittent thrust system that can be used in a pinch to increase power from the atmosphere around it, but for the most part, they're coasting. The largest of these would be the kilometres large and would host a town's worth of people. They'd also travel in flocks. Perhaps the sky would get crowded quick, but Neptune's quite a bit bigger than Earth: plenty of sky to go around.

Something that people don't think I do is actually do calculations and engineering thinking to investigate the viability of an idea (and if not, what would make it viable). I don't tend to speak about it, since that tends to attract the worst kinds of scifi worldbuilding people who act extremely pretentiously because they read Atomic Rockets and designed their world's map after watching Artefexian videos.

Nevertheless, I did actually run the maths. For the altitude, I learned that at the altitude of Neptune where the air pressure was around 1 atmosphere, the air density (which is important for flight) was about the same as Earth at 9km above sea level—the same as a commercial airliner. So, pretty viable, it's like flying a jetliner, except you don't actually need to pressurise because the air pressure outside is the same as inside. You would have to air seal, though, since the atmosphere is absolutely not breathable. Oh, and it's also -200°C.

More importantly, though, that placed the rough flight level of these gliders right on the cusp of the cloud levels. They can be in and out of them...how fantastic! Lots of swirling ideas of the kinds of scenery you'd be able to see, living a life in the eternal deep blue...

Around this time I also got in contact with a Twitter fan of mine who just happened to be an aerospace engineer (though, like everyone in the STEM department, they do fullstack software/web development now). Ran the idea by them...apparently it checked out. That's that diagram you see in the main photogrid above, with every glider under going a steady, gentle up and down motion between a higher fast air current and a lower slow one.

If there's one thing I wish was better? It's actually the final painting. I wanted to get the scale of the city-glider across, but I think this composition wasn't really the best. In theory the one-person glider should give an idea of how big the city-glider is on scale, but I don't think it was really clear, and the lack of atmospheric depth doesn't really convey the size.

This remains one of the top pieces I would love to redo at some point.

[olgadealexandria]

🫀EROS, GREEK GODS AND JEWELRY🫀

Gold earrings, Greek c.300 BCE, the MET Museum.

I'm in loveeee with these earrings! Depictions of gods in jewelry were common in Ancient Greek, especially the God of love, Eros.

These types of motifs were not only used by the Ancients, though. In the next photo, we can see depicted a centaur, its body made of a baroque pearl and decorated with sapphires and rubies.

Pendant in the form of a centaur, 16-17th century, the MET museum.

Another example, again, from the early 17th century, is this gorgeus pendant of Neptune on top of a sea monster:

Pendant in the Form of Neptune and a Sea Monster, early 17th century, the MET museum.

When I see objects from the past, I sometimes wonder who owned them. In this case, I think they were really lucky (and rich, too).

In all seriousness, this is my first post in English!! :) yaaay

[thinkin-bout-milgram]

it’s giving joe goldberg and his stupid glass cage

[harmoonix]

Guys, can you imagine there is probably someone out there who has all the big 3 Sun, Moon, Rising in the same sign? Like a True True True Scoprio or something

[midigated]

iykyk

[empirearchives]

A French gold-mounted and mother-of-pearl nécessaire

1810, Napoleonic era

The cover depicts Neptune, his chariot drawn by hippocampi, accompanied by his wife the sea-nymph Amphitrite, an arch of drapery over her head and their son Triton, a merman, holding a conch horn, riding across the waves, the sides depicting water-fowl and hunting dogs, the base with two butterflies within a scroll and rocaille border, with fitted silk-lined interior containing two gold-mounted cut-glass scent-bottles and a gold funnel, a drawer containing a chased gold-mounted mother-of-pearl brush, nail-file, burin and needle-hook, each engraved with initials, with later ivory needle, the interior of the cover set with a mirror with an embroidered silk cover.

Source: Christie’s

[apollotarot]

🪐 What Can We Expect from the 2026 Saturn-Neptune Conjunction?

Are you curious about the upcoming Saturn-Neptune conjunction in 2026 and what it means? Astrologers and enthusiasts are buzzing about this rare celestial event expected to bring significant changes and challenges to our personal and collective lives. This blog post will delve into the Saturn-Neptune conjunction and how you can prepare for it.

☌ What is the Saturn-Neptune Conjunction?

The Saturn-Neptune conjunction occurs when the two planets, Saturn and Neptune, align in the sky at the same zodiac degree. This alignment happens approximately every 36-37 years; the last time was in 1989-1990. The next one will occur in 2026.

Saturn is the planet of structure, boundaries, and responsibility. It represents the father figure and authority and teaches us lessons through hard work and discipline. Neptune, on the other hand, is the planet of dreams, illusions, and spirituality. It represents the mystical and the creative, reminding us to connect with our higher selves.

When these two planets come together, their energies can create tension between the material and the spiritual: Saturn's need for practicality and discipline clashes with Neptune's desire for freedom and transcendence. This tension can result in confusion, disillusionment, and uncertainty, as we try to reconcile our inner and outer worlds.

👀 What Does the 2026 Saturn-Neptune Conjunction Mean for You?

The 2026 Saturn-Neptune conjunction will bring significant changes and challenges to our personal and collective lives. While the exact effects will depend on your birth chart, there are some general themes to be aware of:

Letting go of illusions: The Saturn-Neptune conjunction can bring a time of disillusionment, where we will have to face reality and let go of illusions and fantasies. This process can be challenging, but ultimately it allows us to see things clearly and move forward more authentically.

Building new structures: While the Saturn-Neptune conjunction can bring a time of dismantling old systems, it also offers the opportunity to make new ones. This moment can be excellent for setting new goals, creating new habits, and establishing new boundaries that align with your values and aspirations.

Finding your spiritual path: Neptune's influence during this conjunction can help you connect with your spiritual side and find deeper meaning in your life. This period can be ideal for exploring your spirituality through meditation, yoga, or other practices that resonate with you.

Reconnecting with nature: Neptune is also associated with the natural world, and this conjunction can be a reminder to reconnect with nature and appreciate its beauty and power. Spending time in nature can help you find peace and clarity during this tumultuous time.

🔖 How to Prepare for the Saturn-Neptune Conjunction

While the Saturn-Neptune conjunction can be challenging, it also offers growth and transformation opportunities. Here are some tips for preparing for this event:

Get to know your birth chart: Understanding your birth chart can help you understand how the Saturn-Neptune conjunction may affect you personally. You can consult an astrologer or use online resources to learn more about your chart.

Practice self-care: During this conjunction, it is essential to take care of your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Make time for rest, exercise, healthy eating, and activities that bring you joy.

Reflect on your values: The Saturn-Neptune conjunction can be a time to reflect on your values and what is truly important to you. Use this time to assess your priorities and make necessary adjustments to ensure your actions align with your true beliefs.

During this period, we can expect a heightened sense of spirituality and creativity and a greater emphasis on empathy and compassion towards others. People may feel drawn towards artistic and creative pursuits and spiritual practices such as meditation and yoga. There may also be a renewed interest in social justice issues and a desire to impact the world positively.

However, the Saturn-Neptune conjunction can also bring about feelings of confusion, uncertainty, and disillusionment. It may be when people struggle to find their place in the world and question their beliefs and values. It is essential to remain grounded during this period and to avoid getting lost in fantasy or escapism.

On a global scale, the Saturn-Neptune conjunction can bring about significant changes in political and economic systems. It may be a time of upheaval and transformation as old structures dismantle and new ones are replaced. There may also be increased tensions between groups and an intensified focus on environmental issues.

Overall, the 2026 Saturn-Neptune conjunction is a time of great potential and challenge. It is when we will feel prone to connect with our spiritual selves and work towards creating a more compassionate and just world. At the same time, we must remain grounded and focused on navigating the uncertainty and upheaval that may arise during this period.

[tiwobista]

Pharrell by David Yellen (2002)

[y2kbrat-1995]

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