#astro all night

[kittygoddess218]

let's fucking go, my son won goty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[astrobei]

on june 11th 1993, mike wheeler drags his vaguely amused (and highly endeared) boyfriend will byers to the movie theater, shells out for the largest size popcorn they have available, and gets 2 premium, middle-row seats to watch steven spielberg’s jurassic park

(he’s been vibrating with anticipation ever since the first trailer came out. he makes will go see it with him another five times before it leaves theaters.)

[3nergyspirit]

Do we fuck with dandy's world content? Yes? Well expect more.

Psst, I take art requests for free

🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️💨

[ryuki-draws]

I want the trains to look at each other so gently and smooch and cuddle with each other with no care in the world 😭💕💕 everyone loves these trains

What would the Autobots and Decepticons think of it when they get back to Cybertron that an Autobot and a Decepticon are ‘friends’ (they are 100% more than just friends at this point)

The trains are at it again!

They have a wonderful story about reluctant cooperation to tell to their leaders, of course! I'm sure they'll understand the dire situation Grease and Astro found themselves in - because of the leaders' own negligence nontheless - and everything will return back to normal. Re-joining their ranks, Grease fixing up stuff and Astro hauling Decepticons around... not thinking about each other for a split second. Out of sight, out of mind, am I right? Well...

Let's hope by the time they get back, the war's over. Otherwise, it's pretty much over for them instead (in all meanings of the word, hah)

[jilldoesart]

[just-sp-in-inginthevoid]

Behold,

World's specialest little princess

[cookietrains]

Pictures I took ... Of the Stars 🌠

* My phone camera is definitely NOT an astrophotography camera 😅 but that one was just so bright I couldn't resist ;;

[luxurybrownbarbie]

Would love to hear any of your most random thoughts on scorpio women, inspired by your post on Virgo men.

My official random Scorpio women thoughts:

Main characters of the zodiac, unintentionally.

I personally think all Scorpios have intense eyes because the eyes are the windows to the soul. It’s a working theory.

You know that saying, “Still waters run deep.”? That was 100% written about a Scorpio.

I feel like their polarizing nature stresses them out sometimes and occasionally makes them sad.

I don’t think they want to be universally adored (they do), but I do think they want to be given the benefit of the doubt more often.

They’re people-oriented! Just like all the fixed signs, but especially like Aquas. But both of them struggle with their public perception.

They’re lovers masquerading as fighters. (Taurus is a fighter masquerading as a lover.)

All Scorpios are guided by love more than they are by spite, malice, greed, or even revenge.

Basically the definition of choosing to go to war because you love what’s at home.

For a fixed sign, they undergo a tremendous amount of transformation regularly, thanks to Pluto. Unless they lean into it, it will drive them crazy.

I hate the fact that we connect so much of Scorpio to resilience, but I do believe people with strong Scorpio personal placements (particularly Sun, Moon, and Rising) do have a natural regenerative energy that seems to keep them going no matter what. However, this can cause them to not rest and become too reliant upon it. This hurts them in the end.

[dandysworldings]

i wish more people talked abt how dandy might feel abt what he did in Operation Ichor. what about the guilt. what about the regret. what about the vicious cycle he pushes himself into to cope with those feelings. Him trying to apologize by offering items to descending toons. Him helping to Forgive Himself by offering items from his shop to the toons who descend.Can anyone hear me

[courtillyy]

to not just be able to exist in a comfortable silence with someone but to thrive on it,,,, thats love

[mysteryandnonstopfun]

june 7 – favourite music video: ALL NIGHT

오늘은 무슨 일 있었어 그래서 어떻게 했었어 그래서 그렇게 했었어 그 순간 말이 끊기더니 어느새 고운 숨소리 속삭이듯 잠이 드는 너 Such a good night

[astrobei]

final battle scene + mike with a sword sequence + holding out for a hero by bonnie tyler send tweet

[jsabtdfandtsoec]

I got astro, now I just needed to grind ichor to buy pebs

I didn't find any gud screenshots :/

I need to collect all the toonns

[that-starry-freak]

I love my cat cause whenever im on my period and have a heating pad in my lap shell lay on it and just start purring really loudly, and the pressure helps the pd stay pressed against me and it feels nice

[married-2-the-music]

ASTRO: K-pop Discography Deep Dive (Part TWO)

Note: This is Part 2 of a Special Review I’m doing marking the anniversary of when Moonbin passed away, in order to better get to know who he was and raise awareness of mental health struggles. Please read Part One first. (This is the disclaimer from Part One): This is a special review, so I’m starting with a personal note. I admit I didn’t know much about ASTRO before last year, until Moonbin,…

[oflgtfol]

“But no one actually ‘looks’ through [modern telescopes]. Margaret Huggins lamented the shift from gazing at the heavens to squinting at tiny patches of light. Now we’ve gone much, much further. In today’s astronomy, photons of light from the sky, along with the celestial secrets they contain, are picked up by electronic detectors, converted into digital data and crunched through impossibly complex equations by some of the most powerful computers on the planet. In 2016, bricklayer-turned-astronomer Gary Fildes described visiting Chile’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) in his best-selling book An Astronomer’s Tale. Incorporating four mirrors, each 27 feet wide, the VLT collects visible and infrared radiation and can distinguish points in the sky separated by less than a millionth of a degree. Here, at the forefront of today’s attempts to understand the stars, Fildes was struck by the sight of scientists hard at work in control rooms, eyes glued not to their telescopes but to banks of screens: ‘They didn’t look as if they had seen the real sky for days.’”

- The Human Cosmos: Civilization and the Stars by Jo Marchant