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⌈ Secret Post #2951 ⌋

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[The To-Do List, Brandy/Willy]

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[Avatar: Legend of Korra]

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[The Amazing World of Gumball]

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[Agents of Shield]

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[Game of Thrones]

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[Galavant]

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[Soukyuu no Fafner Exodus]

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[Jamie Dornan from "The Fall"]

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(Neil Gaiman)

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Let's have a thread about space! Are you in the Pluto fandom? Do you follow NASA news?

Do you like space opera? Star Wars, Stargate, Star Trek, whatever.

Fit it in here!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSgJeVwjnpc

Star Trek Star Trek Star Trek

http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Exo-Suit-21109
I want this so badly.

I am such a huge Pluto fan, but I can't stand the fandom. There's nothing wrong with Pluto not being one of the (formerly) nine planets! Being a relatively large dwarf planet, a Transneputnian Object, and helping lead to the discovery of the Kuiper Belt is so much cooler than being the tiny weird misfit planet past Neptune. People need to chill.

I love NASA news. I follow the Kepler Mission the most. It blows my mind how quickly we've discovered all these exoplanets, when I can still remember a time before we knew of any.

I'm not offended by the Pluto "scandal", but it still weirds me out, because now My Very Energetic Mother Just Served Us Nine doesn't mean anything! Nine what?!

I'm appeased, though, by thinking that Pluto's so special it started it's own category.

You could imagine it as a grammatically-casual person saying that their mother served a group of nine people including the speaker.

But where are the Pancakes!

No, I get it. It just throws me a bit that there'd me a new mnemonic. Oh, well, that's how science works.

You just reminded me of a secret I've been meaning to post. Look for it next week.

My Very Energetic Mother Just Served Us Nachos

Boom. Done.

I for one am so sad that with the way things are going there's not a huge chance of getting to go to space in my lifetime unless I have boatloads of money :(
I wish we as a society were investing more in space and less in wars. Let's explore the galaxy and then everybody can get their own planet!
(Planet China will be called Middle Earth)

I can't wait for Dawn to get to Ceres! I know the white spot is probably just reflective ice, but it will be so cool to finally see for sure.

me too, i'm keeping a close eye on dawn and new horizons

I'm the anon who wrote that she just started Battlestar Galactica (the netflix one, I think it's the new series?) a couple days ago...

and this show is so good! It's been so long since I've done anything sci-fi. I really like it so far, I've been doing like three or four episodes a day.

Yes, I'm such a nerd. I love space opera's. I followed the Rosetta comet landing LIVE if that tells you something. I visited both ESA and Kenned Space Center (which was a childhood dream).

Huge space nerd and also into most space operas. My dad and I talk about this stuff a lot. He got me into SpaceX.

Favorite space opera is Babylon 5, of course. Just finished another rewatch. Never gets old. Although I've been more into fantasy lately, space operas were my childhood (grew up on Star Wars, Star Trek, Arthur C. Clark, and Heinlein) and still among my favorite things..

I actually just read a book called Losers In Space that had the (kinda genius) idea to have a soap opera-y YA sci-fi plot... but mix it with hard science info dumps about how being stranded in space could ACTUALLY work.

There are glorious info-dumps (which you can completely skip, if you only want story) about orbiting space shuttles and actually moving in zero-G, and how everything works, and the author Steven Barnes apparently co-wrote other books with Buzz Aldrin. Not gonna lie, I read the book in part because it was just so great to read a book that actually felt somewhat like real space!

--Sneak/Rogan

I try do hard to learn constellations but they won't stick in my head!! I even made a memrise learning package for southern constellations and it helped a bit and I fell out of practice!

I think space is so damn cool yet like geology and Japanese I find it difficult to stick in my head :(

And I do like the odd sci fi movie but I find I'm not too keen on most movies in space for some reason. Documentaries about how ducking big it is and how it works are great!

One day I'll own a telescope...

I love Hubble photographs!

And unpopular opinion online but I am fine with Pluto not being a planet. Definitions change. I am fine with this and all the denial on tumblr really grinds on me. Get over it. Welcome to science shit changes with more evidence.

And Venus (morning star!!) and Jupiter are my fave planets in our solar system.

And I love andromeda cause I can find it myself.

Edited (Fuck spellcheck I write words perfectly and it fucking changed them) 2015-02-02 00:21 (UTC)

I like space opera, but only the anime kind.

Pluto fandom?

I follow NASA on tumblr and twitter and reblog astronomy-related stuff. Also recently I saw some small telescopes that where relatively cheap, but I don't have the money to buy them. :(

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