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rin-says asked: rawr

I look forward to my dashboard being full of Faberry now that you’re on here. Quite frankly I don’t know how Tumblr has survived this long without you.

  • Leslie: Why would anybody ever eat anything besides breakfast food?
  • Ron: People are idiots, Leslie.
Jade in the USA 2012- Gateway Arch.

Jade in the USA 2012- Gateway Arch.

What if there was only one choice and all the other ones were wrong?

(Source: dreamtolove, via singasaranade)

somuchmorethanthis:

Happy New Year, Philes!

(via singasaranade)

The atoms and molecules in your body are traceable to the crucibles in the centers of stars that manufacture these elements over its lifespan, went unstable on death, exploding its enriched guts across the galaxy, scattering it into gas clouds that would ultimately collapse and make a star and have the right ingredients to make planets and people—which means we are part of this universe. As I’ve said many times…not only are we in the universe, the universe is in us. That is a profound concept. I think it is the greatest gift astrophysics gave culture in the 20th century. There’s a research paper, 1957…Burbidge, Burbidge, Fowler, and Hoyle, one of the most famous research papers that no one ever heard of. You know why, I think? Because it had four authors, not just one, and it took decades to figure out, and it wasn’t just somebody burning the midnight oil so it doesn’t lend itself to poetry or screenplays, ‘cause it’s a collaboration, so nobody wrote about it. But we knew that we are starstuff, we knew that we are stardust at the middle of the 20th century. That connects us to the universe like no other fact. That’s beautiful.
lovelimmy:

Diff’rent Strokes debut webisode! (Taken with instagram)

lovelimmy:

Diff’rent Strokes debut webisode! (Taken with instagram)

rin-says asked: rawr

I look forward to my dashboard being full of Faberry now that you’re on here. Quite frankly I don’t know how Tumblr has survived this long without you.

  • Leslie: Why would anybody ever eat anything besides breakfast food?
  • Ron: People are idiots, Leslie.
Jade in the USA 2012- Gateway Arch.

Jade in the USA 2012- Gateway Arch.

What if there was only one choice and all the other ones were wrong?

(Source: dreamtolove, via singasaranade)

somuchmorethanthis:

Happy New Year, Philes!

(via singasaranade)

The atoms and molecules in your body are traceable to the crucibles in the centers of stars that manufacture these elements over its lifespan, went unstable on death, exploding its enriched guts across the galaxy, scattering it into gas clouds that would ultimately collapse and make a star and have the right ingredients to make planets and people—which means we are part of this universe. As I’ve said many times…not only are we in the universe, the universe is in us. That is a profound concept. I think it is the greatest gift astrophysics gave culture in the 20th century. There’s a research paper, 1957…Burbidge, Burbidge, Fowler, and Hoyle, one of the most famous research papers that no one ever heard of. You know why, I think? Because it had four authors, not just one, and it took decades to figure out, and it wasn’t just somebody burning the midnight oil so it doesn’t lend itself to poetry or screenplays, ‘cause it’s a collaboration, so nobody wrote about it. But we knew that we are starstuff, we knew that we are stardust at the middle of the 20th century. That connects us to the universe like no other fact. That’s beautiful.
lovelimmy:

Diff’rent Strokes debut webisode! (Taken with instagram)

lovelimmy:

Diff’rent Strokes debut webisode! (Taken with instagram)

"The atoms and molecules in your body are traceable to the crucibles in the centers of stars that manufacture these elements over its lifespan, went unstable on death, exploding its enriched guts across the galaxy, scattering it into gas clouds that would ultimately collapse and make a star and have the right ingredients to make planets and people—which means we are part of this universe. As I’ve said many times…not only are we in the universe, the universe is in us. That is a profound concept. I think it is the greatest gift astrophysics gave culture in the 20th century. There’s a research paper, 1957…Burbidge, Burbidge, Fowler, and Hoyle, one of the most famous research papers that no one ever heard of. You know why, I think? Because it had four authors, not just one, and it took decades to figure out, and it wasn’t just somebody burning the midnight oil so it doesn’t lend itself to poetry or screenplays, ‘cause it’s a collaboration, so nobody wrote about it. But we knew that we are starstuff, we knew that we are stardust at the middle of the 20th century. That connects us to the universe like no other fact. That’s beautiful."

About:

Jade Gulliver is the nerdy, awkward, webby, indie, sporty half of Diff'rent Strokes on JOY 94.9.
She is a terribly inconsistent blogger. But sometimes you will find stuff from her posted here.

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