#glenn astro

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Slow Burners Mix by Glenn Astro Feat. A.r.t. Wilson, The Beat , Fizzy Veins, Madonna, Anna Domino, Andras Fox, Terry Keega, SVN, Sami Baha, Jah Shaka, Björn Torske, Andras, Glenn Astro.. #electronicmusic #dubmusic #housemusic #percussions 

[iersei]

PRAYING WE SECURE THE WIN!!!!

May I request a sexy Glenn Close as further propaganda for the non-believers!!!

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i promised the people and myself that i would draw glenn being a slut (christmas edition) if we stayed alive past halloween

so

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Astronaut Glenn, interplanetary man of action!

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Akira Takarada and Nick Adams as the space-faring astronauts Fuji and Glenn in Ishiro Honda’s Invasion of Astro-Monster (1965).

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Invasion of Astro-Monster (1965) 怪獣大戦争 Toho Co., Ltd Dir. Ishirō Honda

Nick Adams as Astronaut Glenn Kumi Mizuno as Miss Namikawa Yoshio Tsuchiya as Controller of Planet X

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astro went through glenns twitter and keeps terrorizing me with pictures like whats WRONG with him???????? he needs to be studied in a lab

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Galaxies are much much bigger than we thought

If this galaxy is typical, then the study, published today in Nature Astronomy, indicates that our galaxy is already interacting with its closest neighbour, Andromeda. 

Where does a galaxy end and deep space begin? It seems like a simple question until you look more closely at the gas that surrounds galaxies, known as the circumgalactic medium. 

The halo of gas surrounding the stellar disc accounts for about 70% of the mass of the galaxy – excluding dark matter – but until now has remained something of a mystery. In the past we have only been able to observe the gas by measuring the light from a background object, such as a quasar, that is absorbed by the gas.

That limits the picture of the cloud to a pencil-like beam.

A new study, however, has observed the circumgalactic medium of a star-bursting galaxy 270 million light years away, using new deep imaging techniques that were able to detect the cloud of gas glowing outside of the galaxy 100,000 light years into space, as far as they were able to look.

To envisage the vastness of that cloud of gas, consider that the galaxy’s starlight – what we would typically view as the disc – extends just 7,800 light years from its centre.

The current study observed the physical connection of hydrogen and oxygen from the centre of the galaxy far into space and showed that the physical conditions of the gas changed.

“We found it everywhere we looked, which was really exciting and kind of surprising,” says Associate Professor Nikole M. Nielsen, lead author of the paper, and a researcher with Swinburne University, and ASTRO 3D and an Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma.

Other authors of the paper came from Swinburne, the University of Texas at Austin, the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, the University of California, San Diego, and Durham University. 

“We’re now seeing where the galaxy's influence stops, the transition where it becomes part of more of what’s surrounding the galaxy, and, eventually, where it joins the wider cosmic web and other galaxies. These are all usually fuzzy boundaries,” says Dr Nielsen.

“But in this case, we seem to have found a fairly clear boundary in this galaxy between its interstellar medium and its circumgalactic medium.”

The study observed stars ionizing gas with their photons within the galaxy. 

“In the CGM, the gas is being heated by something other than typical conditions inside galaxies, this likely includes heating from the diffuse emissions from the collective galaxies in the Universe and possibly some contribution is due to shocks,” says Dr Nielsen.

“It's this interesting change that is important and provides some answers to the question of where a galaxy ends,” she says.

The discovery has been made possible thanks to the Keck Cosmic Web Imager (KCWI) on the 10-meter Keck telescope in Hawaii, which contains an integral field spectrograph and is one of the most sensitive instruments of its kind in operation. 

“These one-of-a-kind observations require the very dark sky that is only available at the Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea,” said one of the paper’s authors, Swinburne’s Associate Professor Deanne Fisher.

ASTRO 3D scientists gained access to KCWI through Swinburne University.

“Swinburne’s Partnership with the W. M. Keck Observatory has allowed our team to really push the boundaries of what is possible,” says another author, Associate Professor Glenn Kacprzak. “KCWI has really changed the game on how we can now measure and quantify the diffuse gas around galaxies.”

Thanks to the instrument, rather than making a single observation providing a single spectrum of the gas in the galaxy, scientists can now obtain thousands of spectra simultaneously with one image from KCWI. 

“It is the very first time that we have been able to take a photograph of this halo of matter around a galaxy,” says Professor Emma Ryan-Weber, the Director of ASTRO 3D.

The study adds another piece to the puzzle that is one of the big questions in astronomy and galaxy evolution – how do galaxies evolve? How do they get their gas? How do they process that gas? Where does that gas go.

“The circumgalactic medium plays a huge role in that cycling of that gas,” says Dr Nielsen. “So, being able to understand what the CGM looks like around galaxies of different types – ones that are star-forming, those that are no longer star-forming, and those that are transitioning between the two –we can observe differences in this gas, which might drive the differences within the galaxies themselves, and changes in this reservoir may actually be driving the changes in the galaxy itself.”

The study speaks directly to the ASTRO 3D’s mission. “It helps us understand how galaxies build mass over time,” says Professor Ryan-Weber.

The findings could also hold implications for how different galaxies interact and how they might impact each other.

“It’s highly likely that the CGMs of our own Milky Way and Andromeda are already overlapping and interacting,” says Dr Nielsen.

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DNDADS ASTRO HEADCANNONS PART ONE

Glenn Close- TAURUS SUN

preoccupied with sensation/tangible pleasures like food, sex, drugs, I feel like music could even be part of this even though it’s not tangible it’s still a sensory experience. Aesthetic informs meaning. More likely to blame circumstance than self.

stubborn. stands up for himself and his friends and accomplishes the impossible through sheer force of will! But,,, also sticks with bad situations, people, and thought patterns/behaviors long past harm is done.

venusian. inclined towards the arts, and has very specific tastes. romantic. as sort of a beautiful reframing of the stubbornness, taurus’ coloring of the Venusian energy is so devoted compared to flirty/flighty libra-He still considers himself married long after his wife is gone and still wears his wedding ring.

Darryl Wilson- SCORPIO SUN

allergic to vulnerability (but expects it from the people around him)

once those emotions are uncorked though, they are INTENSE

fitting for a barbarian to be ruled by mars, the planet of ACTION and RAGE

Scorpio is the sister sign to taurus and is said to be just as devoted!

I’ve also heard it said before that scorpio is just cancer in a leather jacket- I feel like that really fits the parallels Darryl has with Grant, who I’d list as a Cancer sun, because they’re similarly guarded, but Darryl is still this intimidating figure to Grant and it kind of accounts for that added angle of how well either of them are able to adhere to traditional masculine standards and how that effects the way Grant sees Darryl.

Henry Oak-Garcia- canonically a GEMINI SUN if I remember correctly!

genuine love for exchange of information and ideas combined with a love of hearing himself talk and being seen as intellectual makes for a lot of ideological rambling

friendly and sociable!

air sign emphasis on communication.

Mutable energy that can mean struggling a lot with identity and dissonance-conscious morals needing to be abandoned under disparate circumstances, repression and disowning of how he was raised and where he comes from, and sometimes just a straight up inaccurate perception of self (presenting as laid back, and occasionally believing it himself despite being very high strung. The points when self hatred and/or sense of moral righteousness clouds his ability to be as nonjudgmental as he says he is)

Ron Stampler- PISCES SUN

head in the clouds

sensitive

ruled by neptune, planet of dreams and illusion- homie has symbolically significant dreams and is sliiightly less tethered to reality than most hahshshhshsb

and CANCER MOON!

empathetic

relates to others by sharing personal experience, attempts to show evidence of understanding

insecure, defensive

Vibes of a cartoon character. Those “Drake the type guy…” memes also apply to him

CAPRICORN RISING

very important to him that he is taken seriously, particularly in his career and fatherhood, two things frequently attributed to the archetypal capricorn

Played by Beth May, real life capricorn

With his rising opposing moon, the way he thinks/makes decisions/internally reacts to things makes it difficult for him to actually be taken seriously. This fella is deeply silly In a tragical way

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Listen/purchase: Slarutan (Pristine Mix) by Glenn Astro

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GODZILLA MOVIE MARATHON: Invasion of Astro-Monster (1965)

The 60s featured basically one Godzilla movie a year, which makes the whole decade feel like looking at a gradient when it comes to the big man’s film career. This movie is what I consider the true bridge, the connecting link between the early 60s fun but competent and the late 60s shlock.

There is a lot similar here to the last movie, with an alien threat and a very 60s plot, but while Ghidorah had more of a spy theme with mysterious edge, this is some full on Science Fantasy shit right here. Aliens are invading and they look identical to humans beside their silly outfits and flying saucers, it’s pure B-movie popcorn entertainment.

So then, why do I feel a little disappointed? This movie technically did a lot of things better than the last, it wastes less time and features some really charismatic characters and a fun pop premise, plus the kaiju scenes are longer and better paced. I should like it more, but fundamentally I think the movie goes too far in being an alien invasion story. Like I said in the last review, despite the kaiju only being in the film for a 6th of the runtime, Ghidorah is still the looming threat in the end so his presence is still felt. Here, the kaiju really don’t matter, the aliens are everything. The plot entirely revolves around them, so the kaiju feel even more shafted this time.

That’s not to say the human plot is bad, just generic. More than ever before, this is a movie with Godzilla in it rather than a Godzilla movie. I did like Glenn the American and his interspecies star-crossed love though, that’s something that’s just the right kind of goofy to hook me. Too bad she dies half way through the movie.

Future Showa era films will learn a lot from this movie, lots of alien invasions with mind controlled monsters to come, but the worst part of all is the stock footage. It just hurts man, I like seeing the kaiju smash stuff but when you can clearly see the quality drop or the suit change or recognize the exact same shot from a past movie, it just takes you out.

I was harsh on it in this review, but it’s not at all bad. The main reason I’d ever sit down to watch this movie is if I was in a mood for the silly 60s Sci-Fi aesthetic, which the movie is swimming it. It knows what it wants to be and it succeeds in my eyes, it’s just not what I want when I put in a Godzilla movie. I give it a 6/10, enjoyable but not great.

[iersei]

give a sketch of astro boy!

hi! if you'd like a sketch, i'm going to need to see a sceeenshot showing proof of voting for glenn close [in this poll right here]! i am only accepting requests from voters!

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IN THE SIGN OF THE DEVIL'S MARK -- THE LAST OF THE "WOLF'S BLOOD" GIGS.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on Glenn Danzig of THE MISFITS during the "Earth A.D./Wolf's Blood" American tour, playing their final show at the Graystone Hall in Detroit, Michigan, USA, on October 29, 1983.

Their final gig set list included:

"Night of the Living Dead"

"20 Eyes"

"I Turned Into a Martian"

"Death Comes Ripping" (Brian “Keats” Damage is escorted offstage by Doyle and replaced with NECROS drummer Todd Swalla)

"Skulls"

"London Dungeon"

"Violent World"

"Hatebreeders"

"All Hell Breaks Loose"

"Attitude"

"Mommy, Can I Go Out and Kill Tonight?"

"Devilock" (beginning)

"Astro Zombies"

"Horror Business"

"Halloween"

"Die, Die My Darling"

"Nike a Go Go"

"Who Killed Marilyn"

"Where Eagles Dare"

"Teenagers From Mars"

"Horror Hotel"

"Ghouls Night Out"

"Earth A.D."

"We Are 138"

"Braineaters"

"Can't Tell No One" (NEGATIVE APPROACH cover)

"Rise Above" (BLACK FLAG cover)

"Last Caress"

"We Bite"

"Bullet"

"Vampira"

"Devil's Whorehouse"

"Night of the Living Dead" (reprise)

Source: https://twitter.com/thisdayindanzig?lang=ar-x-fm & Setlist.fm.

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Doc Sleep - Tomorrow is Beautiful! (w. Glenn Astro) Birds (in my mind anyway)  (Tartelet Records, 2023) Video by Bret Bowerman

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First FT of the year is here, and we have to start with a mini homage to the Super Villain, MF DOOM.

Beats, Soul, Jazz, Reggae, Dub, Afrobeat, Disco, House and everything in between on the menu for this edition.

RIP MF Doom, Phil Asher, K-Maxx, Double K…

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Swifties Are Even More Convinced ‘Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)’ Is Coming

All signs, according to fans, seemingly point to Taylor Swift's 2010 album being her next re-recording.

Glenn Rowley11/2/2022

Taylor Swift attends the 2022 MTV VMAs at Prudential Center on August 28, 2022 in Newark, New Jersey. Dia Dipasupil/GInone

And they said, “Speak now!” Taylor Swift sent Swifties running wild across social media on Tuesday (Nov. 1) with speculation that her announcement of The Eras Tour contained more clues to Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) being on the way. 

Interestingly, the pose the superstar strikes on the colorful poster for her upcoming stadium tour mirrors the cover art for Speak Now‘s lead single “Mine,” all the way down to her long flowing locks, spaghetti strap dress and glance at the camera from over her left shoulder.

However, a more obvious hint came in Swift’s own caption to the announcement on social media, where she wrote, “I’m enchanted to announce my next tour: Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour, a journey through the musical eras of my career (past and present!)” with a reference to Speak Now album cut “Enchanted.”

Capitol One — also known as the official partner for the tour — also added to the theories by tweeting, “Warning: Mastermind moves in progress” with three purple squares and two white ones in response to a fan’s reaction to Tuesday’s announcement. “She wouldn’t?????? Announce Speak Now TV?????? During the World Series?????? Would she????????” another Swiftie then tweeted, pointing out that the Phillies and Astros have now played three of their five games, possibly signified by the three purple squares. 

It’s worth noting that plenty of Swifties also took notice that their queen seems to re-litigate her Speak Now-era drama with John Mayer on Midnights track “Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve.” (On the bonus cut, the singer promises “I damn sure never would’ve danced with the devil at 19” — the same age she famously references in scathing Speak Nowconfessional “Dear John.”)

Check out some of the best fan theories about Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) below.