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whitewhine:

Sound logic from the future leaders of our nation

Sound logic from the future leaders of our nation

Reblogged from White Whine - A Collection of First-World Problems

Tags: EDUCATION white whine first world problems lol funny White People Problems submission

Starry Winter Landscape

by Babak A. Tafreshi

Fresh snow fall has covered Zagros Mountains of Iran under a starry winter night. Light from the setting moon has illuminated the top of these mountains near Natanz in central Iran.

ikenbot:

Starry Winter Landscape

by Babak A. Tafreshi

Fresh snow fall has covered Zagros Mountains of Iran under a starry winter night. Light from the setting moon has illuminated the top of these mountains near Natanz in central Iran.

Reblogged from cwl

Tags: awesome space sky

22nd May 2012

Source: a4size-ska.deviantart.com

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bambiparadise:

A picture of the eclipse 2012 from the NASA.

beautiful!!

Full 3DCG1920 × 1080px

Quality Level：1.3 Antialiasing：13 ■Rendering time：38 hours

Software used ＝ Terragen 2
Background [link]
Background data (c) European Southern Observatory:ESO contributors, CC BY 3.0 (Id:eso0932a)

I wasn’t joking about the NASA thing, but i saw it on facebook, they fool me and they fool you too LOL anyway it’s a beautiful Job From: http://a4size-ska.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=24#/d2dvgyj :)

bambiparadise:

A picture of the eclipse 2012 from the NASA.

beautiful!!

Full 3DCG1920 × 1080px

Quality Level：1.3 Antialiasing：13 ■Rendering time：38 hours

Software used ＝ Terragen 2
Background [link]
Background data (c) European Southern Observatory:ESO contributors, CC BY 3.0 (Id:eso0932a)

I wasn’t joking about the NASA thing, but i saw it on facebook, they fool me and they fool you too LOL anyway it’s a beautiful Job From: http://a4size-ska.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=24#/d2dvgyj :)

Reblogged from Let's be human tonite.

18th May 2012

Source: ikenbot

292 notes

Brilliant Sun Pillar

by Kevin Povenz

Summary: Andrew McFarlane; Jim Foster

The photo above showing a breathtaking Sun pillar was captured at sunset near Jenison, Michigan on April 10, 2012. Sun pillars result from the reflection of sunlight off the bottom surfaces (or less frequently, the top surfaces) of plate-shaped ice crystals composing cirrus clouds.

These crystals must be similarly oriented and slightly tipped with respect to the viewer in order for a pillar to be observed. The crimson shaft piercing the purple sky made this sunset unforgettable.

Brilliant Sun Pillar
by Kevin Povenz
Summary: Andrew McFarlane; Jim Foster
The photo above showing a breathtaking Sun pillar was captured at sunset near Jenison, Michigan on April 10, 2012. Sun pillars result from the reflection of sunlight off the bottom surfaces (or less frequently, the top surfaces) of plate-shaped ice crystals composing cirrus clouds.
These crystals must be similarly oriented and slightly tipped with respect to the viewer in order for a pillar to be observed. The crimson shaft piercing the purple sky made this sunset unforgettable.

Brilliant Sun Pillar

by Kevin Povenz

Summary: Andrew McFarlane; Jim Foster

The photo above showing a breathtaking Sun pillar was captured at sunset near Jenison, Michigan on April 10, 2012. Sun pillars result from the reflection of sunlight off the bottom surfaces (or less frequently, the top surfaces) of plate-shaped ice crystals composing cirrus clouds.

These crystals must be similarly oriented and slightly tipped with respect to the viewer in order for a pillar to be observed. The crimson shaft piercing the purple sky made this sunset unforgettable.