#cosmic bubble

[thefirststarr]

Popularly called Thor's Helmet, NGC 2359 is a hat-shaped cosmic cloud with wing-like appendages and is about 30 light-years across. It’s actually more like an interstellar bubble, blown with a fast wind from the bright, massive star near the bubble's center. Known as a Wolf-Rayet star, the central star is an extremely hot giant thought to be in a brief, pre-supernova stage of evolution. NGC 2359 is located about 15,000 light-years away toward the constellation of the Great Overdog. This image is a mixed cocktail of data from narrowband filters, capturing not only natural looking stars but details of the nebula's filamentary structures. The star in the center of Thor's Helmet is expected to explode in a spectacular supernova sometime within the next few thousand years.

Image Credit & Copyright: Hannah Rochford

[the-wolf-and-moon]

NGC 7635, Bubble Nebula

[magicalshopping]

♡ Cosmic Snacks Pins by Moonlume ♡

♡ Boba Tea ♡

♡ Juice & Snacks ♡

♡ Soda ♡

[ilmaruum]

by ilmaruum

[ninebaalart]

Cosmic Bubble Axolotl

meepin through the big bang and beyond

[bubblylightbun]

I just wanted to make a little gift for @dubdivez and @sunkenredboii

It’s just all of us going blubbing :3

I hope you like it🩵❤️💛

(P.S. If you guys wanna do a collab together we can if you guys want. :3)

[euphorictruths]

Jonathan LeVine

[korruptbrekker]

What if Cosmic Cafe but make it bubble tea?

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If you like, please reblog. <3

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[ayyy-imma-ninja]

Can the mer boys blow bubbles under water? Like can they bake the bubble circle or do we as a reader use that as the most cool awesome trick to wow them XD

Yeah they can blow bubbles.

And I have a cute idea where they show the mers how to make bubble rings and they're just mesmerized.

[redrabbitkreations]

[l3monsoda]

I have this stupid romanticized fantasy where I have a teaparty book club. It's a normal book club that meets periodically but when they do it's a tea party and everyone sips teas and eats finger sandwiches and has fun being dainty while talking books.

This dream will never come true because it requires a set of impossible to achieve conditions. First a friend group or social circle of similarly inclined individuals large enough to pull from to get a group of 4-7 people big enough for interesting conversations. Second all members of said group would have to have the necessary amount for free time to actually read the book AND a consistent enough schedule to plan for and attend meetings on a regular basis. Third the only way to maintain sustainability for something like this is if either each member takes turns hosting or there is some kind of money pool and or distribution of tasks for setting up tea which is another time and resource factor that members would have to be able to afford.

And even if by some far away and out of reach middle class dreams miracle all these factors DID manage to come together it STILL wouldn't work because literally no one in my social circles like any of the books I do so I would have to read books I don't like every month or no one would join. Or more likely I'd try it for a few months just get tired of the book choice and eave and every one else would go on living my fantasy without me because just like how I never get the aux cord, no one is letting me curate the book club reading list.

[ezrathekoolkid]

doodles from school!!!

[the-wolf-and-moon]

NGC 7635, Bubble Nebula

[wjsns]

dayoung 📕 weekly idol ep. 569

[blasteffect]

CTB 1 supernova,

NASA’s Fermi Satellite Clocks ‘Cannonball’ Pulsar Speeding Through Space !

The remnant of the supernova resembles a ghostly bubble in this image, which combines new 1.5 gigahertz observations from the Very Large Array (VLA) radio telescope (orange, near center) with older observations from the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory’s Canadian Galactic Plane Survey (1.42 gigahertz, magenta and yellow; 408 megahertz, green) and infrared data (blue). 

The VLA data clearly reveal the straight, glowing trail from pulsar J0002+6216 and the curved rim of the remnant’s shell. CTB 1 is about half a degree across, the apparent size of a full Moon.

Credits: Composite by Jayanne English, University of Manitoba, using data from NRAO/F. Schinzel et al., DRAO/Canadian Galactic Plane Survey and NASA/IRAS

[eeveedee]

Little Legionnaires 2

Pink/purple flavored