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NASA: space-pics: Dumbbell nebula, 1200 light years from earth [NASA/ESA and Hubble Heritage Team]
NASA: space-pics: Dumbbell nebula, 1200 light years from earth [NASA/ESA and Hubble Heritage Team]

space-pics: Dumbbell nebula, 1200 light years from earth [NASA/ESA and Hubble Heritage Team]

NASA: space-pics: NGC 2020 (blue) and (red) NGC 2014, photo by Hubble Space Telescope. Credit: NASA, ESA, and STScI
NASA: space-pics: NGC 2020 (blue) and (red) NGC 2014, photo by Hubble Space Telescope. Credit: NASA, ESA, and STScI

space-pics: NGC 2020 (blue) and (red) NGC 2014, photo by Hubble Space Telescope. Credit: NASA, ESA, and STScI

NASA: space-pics: Three-dimensional Jovian cloudscape, courtesy of NASA’s Juno spacecraft
NASA: space-pics: Three-dimensional Jovian cloudscape, courtesy of NASA’s Juno spacecraft

space-pics: Three-dimensional Jovian cloudscape, courtesy of NASA’s Juno spacecraft

NASA: SpaceX launch at NASA facility…
NASA: SpaceX launch at NASA facility…

SpaceX launch at NASA facility…

NASA: space-pics: Earthrise - Apollo 16 by NASA on The Commons
NASA: space-pics: Earthrise - Apollo 16 by NASA on The Commons

space-pics: Earthrise - Apollo 16 by NASA on The Commons

NASA: space-pics: Aurora Australis by NASA on The Commons
NASA: space-pics: Aurora Australis by NASA on The Commons

space-pics: Aurora Australis by NASA on The Commons

NASA: space-pics: Orion on the Moon by NASA on The Commons
NASA: space-pics: Orion on the Moon by NASA on The Commons

space-pics: Orion on the Moon by NASA on The Commons

NASA: space-pics: Galactic Pyrotechnics From 23 Million Light Years Away by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA: space-pics: Galactic Pyrotechnics From 23 Million Light Years Away by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

space-pics: Galactic Pyrotechnics From 23 Million Light Years Away by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA: space-pics: NASA’s Great Observatories Help Astronomers Build a 3D Visualization of an Exploded Star by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA: space-pics: NASA’s Great Observatories Help Astronomers Build a 3D Visualization of an Exploded Star by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

space-pics: NASA’s Great Observatories Help Astronomers Build a 3D Visualization of an Exploded Star by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA: space-pics: Exotic Marble by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA: space-pics: Exotic Marble by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

space-pics: Exotic Marble by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA: photos-of-space: NASA Space Telescopes See Weather Patterns in Brown Dwarf
NASA: photos-of-space: NASA Space Telescopes See Weather Patterns in Brown Dwarf

photos-of-space: NASA Space Telescopes See Weather Patterns in Brown Dwarf

NASA: NASA Astronaut gets his official picture taken with his dogs.
NASA: NASA Astronaut gets his official picture taken with his dogs.

NASA Astronaut gets his official picture taken with his dogs.

NASA: NASA Astronaut gets his official picture taken with his dogs.
NASA: NASA Astronaut gets his official picture taken with his dogs.

NASA Astronaut gets his official picture taken with his dogs.

NASA: space-pics: Springtime in the Gulf of Alaska by NASA on The Commons
NASA: space-pics: Springtime in the Gulf of Alaska by NASA on The Commons

space-pics: Springtime in the Gulf of Alaska by NASA on The Commons

NASA: space-pics: Hubble Captures a Cannibal Galaxy by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA: space-pics: Hubble Captures a Cannibal Galaxy by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

space-pics: Hubble Captures a Cannibal Galaxy by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA: photos-of-space: Supernova is Two-Faced (NASA, Chandra, 04/20/04)
NASA: photos-of-space: Supernova is Two-Faced (NASA, Chandra, 04/20/04)

photos-of-space: Supernova is Two-Faced (NASA, Chandra, 04/20/04)

NASA: photos-of-space: Milky Way Turns Up the Heat (NASA, Chandra, 06/13/04)
NASA: photos-of-space: Milky Way Turns Up the Heat (NASA, Chandra, 06/13/04)

photos-of-space: Milky Way Turns Up the Heat (NASA, Chandra, 06/13/04)

NASA: photos-of-space: Cosmic Mystery Solved in a Flash (NASA, Chandra, 10/05/05)
NASA: photos-of-space: Cosmic Mystery Solved in a Flash (NASA, Chandra, 10/05/05)

photos-of-space: Cosmic Mystery Solved in a Flash (NASA, Chandra, 10/05/05)

NASA: photos-of-space: M87: Black Hole Musical if Off-Key (Redux: NASA, Chandra, 10/05/06)
NASA: photos-of-space: M87: Black Hole Musical if Off-Key (Redux: NASA, Chandra, 10/05/06)

photos-of-space: M87: Black Hole Musical if Off-Key (Redux: NASA, Chandra, 10/05/06)

NASA: space-pics: STS-131 and Expedition 23 Group Portrait by NASA on The Commons
NASA: space-pics: STS-131 and Expedition 23 Group Portrait by NASA on The Commons

space-pics: STS-131 and Expedition 23 Group Portrait by NASA on The Commons

NASA: photos-of-space: Black Holes May Ripple Fabric of Space (NASA, Chandra, 04/06/06)
NASA: photos-of-space: Black Holes May Ripple Fabric of Space (NASA, Chandra, 04/06/06)

photos-of-space: Black Holes May Ripple Fabric of Space (NASA, Chandra, 04/06/06)

NASA: space-pics: Command Module Heat Shield Installation by NASA on The Commons
NASA: space-pics: Command Module Heat Shield Installation by NASA on The Commons

space-pics: Command Module Heat Shield Installation by NASA on The Commons

NASA: photos-of-space: Cat’s Eye Nebula Hangs in Space (NASA, Chandra, 7/30/08)
NASA: photos-of-space: Cat’s Eye Nebula Hangs in Space (NASA, Chandra, 7/30/08)

photos-of-space: Cat’s Eye Nebula Hangs in Space (NASA, Chandra, 7/30/08)

NASA: photos-of-space: Supernova Explosion Liberates Star Stuff (NASA, Chandra, 7/1/08)
NASA: photos-of-space: Supernova Explosion Liberates Star Stuff (NASA, Chandra, 7/1/08)

photos-of-space: Supernova Explosion Liberates Star Stuff (NASA, Chandra, 7/1/08)

NASA: space-pics: Jupiter Storms Merging by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA: space-pics: Jupiter Storms Merging by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

space-pics: Jupiter Storms Merging by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA: photos-of-space: Crab Nebula: A Star’s Spectacular Death (NASA, Chandra, 10/24/06)
NASA: photos-of-space: Crab Nebula: A Star’s Spectacular Death (NASA, Chandra, 10/24/06)

photos-of-space: Crab Nebula: A Star’s Spectacular Death (NASA, Chandra, 10/24/06)

NASA: photos-of-space: Sun, Seen by Hinode (NASA, Sun, October 2006)
NASA: photos-of-space: Sun, Seen by Hinode (NASA, Sun, October 2006)

photos-of-space: Sun, Seen by Hinode (NASA, Sun, October 2006)

NASA: space-pics: Chandra Proves Black Hole Influence is Far Reaching by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA: space-pics: Chandra Proves Black Hole Influence is Far Reaching by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

space-pics: Chandra Proves Black Hole Influence is Far Reaching by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA: space-pics: NASA Ground, Marine Teams Integral to Moving SLS Rocket to Pad by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA: space-pics: NASA Ground, Marine Teams Integral to Moving SLS Rocket to Pad by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

space-pics: NASA Ground, Marine Teams Integral to Moving SLS Rocket to Pad by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA: photos-of-space: X Marks the Spot: NASA Selects Site for Asteroid Sample Collection
NASA: photos-of-space: X Marks the Spot: NASA Selects Site for Asteroid Sample Collection

photos-of-space: X Marks the Spot: NASA Selects Site for Asteroid Sample Collection

NASA: space-pics: Comet C/2019 Y4 ATLAS by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA: space-pics: Comet C/2019 Y4 ATLAS by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

space-pics: Comet C/2019 Y4 ATLAS by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

NASA: HTML editor PRO - It can hack NASA?
NASA: HTML editor PRO - It can hack NASA?

HTML editor PRO - It can hack NASA?

NASA: space-pics: Orbiter Atlantis (STS-110) Launch With New Block II Engines by NASA on The Commons
NASA: space-pics: Orbiter Atlantis (STS-110) Launch With New Block II Engines by NASA on The Commons

space-pics: Orbiter Atlantis (STS-110) Launch With New Block II Engines by NASA on The Commons

NASA: space-pics: Challenger Ferry Flight Flyover by NASA on The Commons
NASA: space-pics: Challenger Ferry Flight Flyover by NASA on The Commons

space-pics: Challenger Ferry Flight Flyover by NASA on The Commons

NASA: space-pics: Illustration of a black hole disrupting a star. Image credit: NASA, JPL-Caltech [3482x1959]
NASA: space-pics: Illustration of a black hole disrupting a star. Image credit: NASA, JPL-Caltech [3482x1959]

space-pics: Illustration of a black hole disrupting a star. Image credit: NASA, JPL-Caltech [3482x1959]

NASA: NASA themselves are shocked
NASA: NASA themselves are shocked

NASA themselves are shocked

NASA: Damnit NASA.
NASA: Damnit NASA.

Damnit NASA.

NASA: [OC] Ant nasa
NASA: [OC] Ant nasa

[OC] Ant nasa

NASA: Co-worker sent me this… We work at NASA.
NASA: Co-worker sent me this… We work at NASA.

Co-worker sent me this… We work at NASA.

NASA: nobrashfestivity: NASA, Satellite photo of a snowstorm over the Mediterranean Willem de Kooning, Untitled, (detail)
NASA: nobrashfestivity: NASA, Satellite photo of a snowstorm over the Mediterranean Willem de Kooning, Untitled, (detail)

nobrashfestivity: NASA, Satellite photo of a snowstorm over the Mediterranean Willem de Kooning, Untitled, (detail)

NASA: The husband is trying to enter house late with the silence but wife uses the technology that even NASA doesn’t have.
NASA: The husband is trying to enter house late with the silence but wife uses the technology that even NASA doesn’t have.

The husband is trying to enter house late with the silence but wife uses the technology that even NASA doesn’t have.

NASA: NASA just mde alll the sciemtiic research i funds available for free There goes our weekend. PETER DOCKRILL 18 AUG 2016 NASA just announced that any published research funded by the space agency will now be available at no cost, launching a new public web portal that anybody can access kingscrown666: crewdlydrawn: slow-magic: nightpiercer: osunism: aripuppy: supaslim: question-the-status-quo: vabla: shunkawarakin: visovari: Welcome to the space age, ladies and gentlemen This is really quite a big deal. A tremendous amount of modern research ends up being sold to journals which require unreasonable payments to access it and only pay the original authors a pittance. It’s nice to see an agency like NASA deliberately widebanding its findings. Not sure if people fully realize just how big of a deal this is. THIS is how science is advanced. Not through biased corporate research, business secrets, marketing, paywalls and patent wars. But through open, uncensored and unrestricted public access to knowledge. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/?term=%22nasa+funded%22[Filter] ^ There’s the direct link to all the studies. NASA IS GOOD, NASA IS GREAT @osunism NASA is the hero we don’t deserve. This deserves every reblog. @geh-is-okeh In the face of institutions being silenced, this is doubly huge. I love seeing that, for once, there are more reblogs than likes Keep passing on this info, guys. Good job
NASA: NASA just mde alll the sciemtiic research i funds available for free There goes our weekend. PETER DOCKRILL 18 AUG 2016 NASA just announced that any published research funded by the space agency will now be available at no cost, launching a new public web portal that anybody can access kingscrown666: crewdlydrawn: slow-magic: nightpiercer: osunism: aripuppy: supaslim: question-the-status-quo: vabla: shunkawarakin: visovari: Welcome to the space age, ladies and gentlemen This is really quite a big deal. A tremendous amount of modern research ends up being sold to journals which require unreasonable payments to access it and only pay the original authors a pittance. It’s nice to see an agency like NASA deliberately widebanding its findings. Not sure if people fully realize just how big of a deal this is. THIS is how science is advanced. Not through biased corporate research, business secrets, marketing, paywalls and patent wars. But through open, uncensored and unrestricted public access to knowledge. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/?term=%22nasa+funded%22[Filter] ^ There’s the direct link to all the studies. NASA IS GOOD, NASA IS GREAT @osunism NASA is the hero we don’t deserve. This deserves every reblog. @geh-is-okeh In the face of institutions being silenced, this is doubly huge. I love seeing that, for once, there are more reblogs than likes Keep passing on this info, guys. Good job

kingscrown666: crewdlydrawn: slow-magic: nightpiercer: osunism: aripuppy: supaslim: question-the-status-quo: vabla: shunkawarak...

NASA: PARECE BROMA, PERO NO IEGG-CELENTE! 00 2. EN LA ÚLTIMA CONFERENCIA DE LA ONU SOBRE CAMBIO CLIMĂTICO, SOLO HABÍA UN LUGAR DE COMIDA VEGANA. Noticias del 2019 que parecieron del Día de los Inocentes, pero fueron reales: + 54 millones 1. LA FOTO DE UN HUEVO SE CONVIRȚIÓ EN EL POST CON MÁS LIKES EN INSTAGRAM DE LÀ HISTORIA. 4. EN TAN SOLO DÍAS, NOTRE DAME RECAUDÓ MUUUCHO MÁS $$S QUE LA AMAZONIA. 6. EL MAYOR IMPRESOR PRIVADO A 3. SE REVELÓ QUE VLADIMIR PUTIN TODAVÍA USA WINDOWS XP, UN SISTEMA OPERATIVO OBSOLETO Y CON UN ALTO RIESGO DE SER HACKEADO. DE DINERO EN EL MUNDO SE ESTĂ QUEDANDO SIN DINERO, YA QUE ALGUNOS PAÍSES NO LE HAN PAGADO. 5. LA NASA INVESTIGA EL PRIMER DELITO EN EL ESPACIO. SE ACUSA A UNA DE SUS ASTRONAUTAS DE USAR LA CUENTA DE BANCO DE SU EXESPOSA, SIN SU PERMISO, DESDE LA ESTACIÓN ESPACIAL. ¿YA DEPOSITARON? **** FUENTES: "There's Only One Vegan Food Truck at Save-the-Planet Talks" Bloomberg. "Vladimir Putin 'still uses obsolete Windows XP' despite hacking risk" The Gpardian. "A photo of an egg is the most-liked post on Instagram, beating record held by Kylie Jenner" CBS News. "Incendios en el Amazonas: ¿alcanzan los US$22 millones ofrecidos por los países ricos para combatir el fuego?" BBC. "NASA reportedly investigating first allegation of crime committed in spacef CBS News. "World's largest printer of money is running out of money" NBC News. PICTOLINE pictoline: Suenan a broma, pero no: algunas noticias del 2019 que parecieron del Día de los Inocentes pero fueron reales 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️
NASA: PARECE BROMA, PERO NO IEGG-CELENTE! 00 2. EN LA ÚLTIMA CONFERENCIA DE LA ONU SOBRE CAMBIO CLIMĂTICO, SOLO HABÍA UN LUGAR DE COMIDA VEGANA. Noticias del 2019 que parecieron del Día de los Inocentes, pero fueron reales: + 54 millones 1. LA FOTO DE UN HUEVO SE CONVIRȚIÓ EN EL POST CON MÁS LIKES EN INSTAGRAM DE LÀ HISTORIA. 4. EN TAN SOLO DÍAS, NOTRE DAME RECAUDÓ MUUUCHO MÁS $$S QUE LA AMAZONIA. 6. EL MAYOR IMPRESOR PRIVADO A 3. SE REVELÓ QUE VLADIMIR PUTIN TODAVÍA USA WINDOWS XP, UN SISTEMA OPERATIVO OBSOLETO Y CON UN ALTO RIESGO DE SER HACKEADO. DE DINERO EN EL MUNDO SE ESTĂ QUEDANDO SIN DINERO, YA QUE ALGUNOS PAÍSES NO LE HAN PAGADO. 5. LA NASA INVESTIGA EL PRIMER DELITO EN EL ESPACIO. SE ACUSA A UNA DE SUS ASTRONAUTAS DE USAR LA CUENTA DE BANCO DE SU EXESPOSA, SIN SU PERMISO, DESDE LA ESTACIÓN ESPACIAL. ¿YA DEPOSITARON? **** FUENTES: "There's Only One Vegan Food Truck at Save-the-Planet Talks" Bloomberg. "Vladimir Putin 'still uses obsolete Windows XP' despite hacking risk" The Gpardian. "A photo of an egg is the most-liked post on Instagram, beating record held by Kylie Jenner" CBS News. "Incendios en el Amazonas: ¿alcanzan los US$22 millones ofrecidos por los países ricos para combatir el fuego?" BBC. "NASA reportedly investigating first allegation of crime committed in spacef CBS News. "World's largest printer of money is running out of money" NBC News. PICTOLINE pictoline: Suenan a broma, pero no: algunas noticias del 2019 que parecieron del Día de los Inocentes pero fueron reales 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️

pictoline: Suenan a broma, pero no: algunas noticias del 2019 que parecieron del Día de los Inocentes pero fueron reales 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️

NASA: Sophia Benoit @1followernodad ok here's the deal. Yes it was dumb of NASA to ask Sally Ride if she needed 100 tampons for a 7-day mission, but I would have said "Actually I need 250" because that's free tampons from the government, babbbbyyy. 10:22 PM Aug 16, 2019 Twitter Web App appropriately-inappropriate: you-cannot-shut-me-up: talvin-muircastle: signoraviolettavalery: haunted-meat: dennator25: So this seems dumb…and it is…but it’s dumb with a purpose. I can almost guarantee you the exact line of reasoning that gets NASA engineers to 100. Ok, first of all assume the worst and assume she needs the max amount of tampons possible for all days. Now lets count it up. 7 days? Better be safe and make it 10. 3 tampons a day at worst? Better be safe and make it 5. So that gives us 50 tampons. Ok. Double it. And that’s how you get 100. It’s ridiculous, but NASA has a culture of “overengineer absolutely everything to do with human safety, and then design around it” which is actually pretty cool. Listen, I know this gets made fun of so much, but likeI am a woman who has periods and I have absolutely no idea how many tampons a woman requires in a week. I use primarily pads. But these men, at the least, ASKED her instead of making unfounded assumptions. Which would you rather be: A. The NASA Director Who Sent Too Many? B. The NASA Director Who Didn’t Send Enough? Fair point. It’ not like she could’ve popped over to the corner drugstore to buy more! Not to mention — space is a hostile environment with multiple dangers, so having multiple redundancies is a bonus. Tampons, being ultra-absorbent, reasonably clean, and conveniently sized, can be used to staunch nosebleeds, or could be used to block a leak in a pipe. You never know what you’ll need until you need it, and weirder shit has saved lives at NASA.
NASA: Sophia Benoit @1followernodad ok here's the deal. Yes it was dumb of NASA to ask Sally Ride if she needed 100 tampons for a 7-day mission, but I would have said "Actually I need 250" because that's free tampons from the government, babbbbyyy. 10:22 PM Aug 16, 2019 Twitter Web App appropriately-inappropriate: you-cannot-shut-me-up: talvin-muircastle: signoraviolettavalery: haunted-meat: dennator25: So this seems dumb…and it is…but it’s dumb with a purpose. I can almost guarantee you the exact line of reasoning that gets NASA engineers to 100. Ok, first of all assume the worst and assume she needs the max amount of tampons possible for all days. Now lets count it up. 7 days? Better be safe and make it 10. 3 tampons a day at worst? Better be safe and make it 5. So that gives us 50 tampons. Ok. Double it. And that’s how you get 100. It’s ridiculous, but NASA has a culture of “overengineer absolutely everything to do with human safety, and then design around it” which is actually pretty cool. Listen, I know this gets made fun of so much, but likeI am a woman who has periods and I have absolutely no idea how many tampons a woman requires in a week. I use primarily pads. But these men, at the least, ASKED her instead of making unfounded assumptions. Which would you rather be: A. The NASA Director Who Sent Too Many? B. The NASA Director Who Didn’t Send Enough? Fair point. It’ not like she could’ve popped over to the corner drugstore to buy more! Not to mention — space is a hostile environment with multiple dangers, so having multiple redundancies is a bonus. Tampons, being ultra-absorbent, reasonably clean, and conveniently sized, can be used to staunch nosebleeds, or could be used to block a leak in a pipe. You never know what you’ll need until you need it, and weirder shit has saved lives at NASA.

appropriately-inappropriate: you-cannot-shut-me-up: talvin-muircastle: signoraviolettavalery: haunted-meat: dennator25: So this se...