#nebula system

[nebulasysblog]

welcome in :-) this is our system sideblog, so as to keep our clutter away from our main!

-we use they/he collectively -we’re very fictive heavy -we use the term “alters” the most, but we also use “headmates”! we randomize

there’s around 50 of us! in order to preserve a bit of anonymity, we’ll stick to using emojis to signify who’s posting. our hosts can be recognized as 🌙 and 🫀! [this is 🌙, hi :-)]

we have diagnosed adhd, anxiety, and undiagnosed autism and a dissociative disorder [but hey, we exist, without a diagnosis :-)]

no idea what tags we’ll be using but we’ll add them in once we get going!

we just wanna interact more [or, i do…] with other systems that may be outside our specific fandoms, and just be more involved in talking about our system :-)

we won’t be involved with syscourse. we block freely. we are endo neutral - don’t make drama a big deal, and we’re chill! everyone’s free to interact :-) [we’re not putting our long speech about this into our intro post…] [also, we’re traumagenic. just ask our horrified friends. laugh past the trauma lmao]

[spacewonder19]

Hubble's new 35th anniversary images ©

[without-ado]

Astronomy Photographer of the Year

l all via Royal Museums Greenwich l 2024

[theofficialastronomy101]

Clearest Image ever taken of Mars’ North Pole. Yes that’s water ice.

[cosmicexplorersblog]

Clearest image of Phobos ever taken, Moon of Mars

[planetaryalphabet]

The Great Orion Nebula (borrowed from astro.voyagers at Instagram)

[your-pal-nebula]

We do "syscourse spring cleaning" where periodically we literally just go into syscourse tags, not to debate or participate in any form, but to mass block annoying people

[spacevoyagerx]

The Rose

ARP 273, also known as "the Rose", is a pair of interacting galaxies located in the constellation of Pegasus.

This system is notable for its striking appearance, which resembles a rose, hence the nickname.

The interaction between the two galaxies has led to significant star formation activity, resulting in bright regions of young, hot stars.

ARP 273 is classified as a part of the Arp catalog, which is a collection of peculiar galaxies compiled by astronomer Halton Arp in the 1960s.

Credits: NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)

[aynurskl]

Big Dipper

[the-wolf-and-moon]

Polaris, Star of Many Names

[meamidstthechaos]

"A cosmic crustacean."

The Crab Nebula

Credit: https://www.instagram.com/share/p/BAWM2O1pS3

[spacewonder19]

Polaris in Dust Clouds © Miguel Claro

[without-ado]

Voices from distant stars l Judy Schmidt/NASA/ESA

[theofficialastronomy101]

One of the clearest sharpest images of our moon ever taken! 5000 megapixels

[cosmicexplorersblog]

The Pleiades nebula

[gliphel]

Random galaxy I found uwu