#helson

[arkhivchik]

Hazbin Hotel | Helson and Sevia —— ハズビンホテル | ヘルソンとセビア

Genderbend version of Helsa and Seviathan Helson and Sevia —— ヘルサとセビアサンのジェンダーベンドバージョン ヘルソンとセビア

[notthe1stsamanthasloyan-blog]

- | This is exciting news for me and maybe you. 👀| -

- | This short film was just top to bottom amazing. it was funny it was very thought out, and if anything, even emotional, just in a span of 19 minutes.

And of course, the actress behind all of it, which honestly was a fantastic choice by the director and writer, to hire Samantha sloyan, who is well known to make her characters feel alive as if they were actual people no matter how soft or cruel the character itself is. | -

I hope she wins that Oscar! Well deserved for the film she directed

[eryhenituse]

Indeed

[graphicpolicy]

Preview: Van Helsing Annual: Sins of the Father

Van Helsing Annual: Sins of the Father preview. Haunted and hounded by remnants of her family’s monstrous legacy, Liesel Van Helsing searches for the one responsible for bringing these new enemies to light #comics #comicbooks

[cinemedios]

Jon Bernthal regresa como The Punisher para ‘Daredevil: Born Again’

Lamentablemente, Deborah Ann Woll y Elden Helson no regresarán como Karen y Foggy para 'Daredevil: Born Again'.

El rodaje de la serie Daredevil: Born Again está por comenzar este mes y desde que se anunció el proyecto, muchos nos hemos preguntado que otros actores, además de Charlie Cox y Vincent D’Onofrio, que participaron en las series de Netflix regresarán a interpretar sus respectivos papeles. El día de hoy, según un reportaje exclusivo de The Hollywood Reporter, se sabe que Jon Bernthal regresará al…

[hyper-pixels]

Bold design choice to keep his tits out in the snow

[michaelgabrill]

Kyle Helson Finds EXCITE-ment in Exoplanet Exploration

Almost a decade ago, then-grad student Kyle Helson contributed to early paperwork for NASA’s EXCITE mission. As a scientist at Goddard, Helson helped make this balloon-based telescope a reality: EXCITE launched successfully on Aug. 31. Name: Kyle HelsonTitle: Assistant Research ScientistOrganization: Observational Cosmology Lab (Code 665), via UMBC and the GESTAR II cooperative agreement with […] from NASA https://ift.tt/kuY8GEO

[abhishekguptavlogger]

GOD OF WAR RAGNARK HELHEIM THE SICKNESS

[princess-ali-rose]

Anya Helson’s Christmas Card ft the minion of her Husband because he went on vacay to Doma

[justyourfelix]

The big guy has gotten a character design upgrade~!!!

I'll update his lore later on once I'm done with it!

Welcome our big ol guy axe!

He is a very old oc I owned I was very young when I made em

Anyways some info!

Axe lives an au of which he had destroyed due to his own hunger, he got his huge crack on the top of his head from his brothers self defense, his brother is unfortunately dead.

Axe has something called a hunger craze in which a host of the hunger craze will basically kill and eat others alive- except ofc with a gorey twist to it, just like horrortale nothing can satisfy his hunger needs but human meat.

Axe is around 16 feet tall he also happens to be a chubby skeleton guy, the spikes around his fur on his coat part comes off his body, they also have a react to his emotions!

His eyes are cracked due to his soul as I like to see it "a skeletal monsters soul are in their eyes." His vision isn't bad because of it some things are blurry to him but not all.

Axe has a low amount of stamina thanks to him being a bit too chubby to run for long, he also carries giant axe around with him thus gives his name, surprisingly axe gets distracted by cats he wouldn't hurt one nor try to kill it no matter what said cat does to him.

Oh! And he's also free to ask :]

[eryhenituse]

Unsettled smile😅

Part 2 chapter 28

[pro-mammonologist]

Can y’all drop songs that make you think of Mammon??? I’m trying to expand my Mammoney playlist….

For an exchange I will give y’all a few songs on it I think most would like

Make Me Feel - Janelle Monáe (def a mammon pov song and also my Mc’s pov for sure)

The Way I Are - Timbaland and Keri Helson (broke and being who you are??? Mammon.)

touch tank - quinnie (soft demon, soft romantic man)

Monster - Lady Gaga (he’s a demon. That’s it.)

ocean eyes - Billie Eilish (his eyes are literally the water meeting the sand yall it’s literally him he’s who the song is about)

Here’s also a few metal songs but I know not everyone likes the genre:

I Get Off - Halestorm (teasing and… just a touch of exhibition)

Sick Like Me - In this Moment (freaky deaky with a touch of romance)

Passenger - Deftones (the whining, tension, desperation??? And it’s car sex??????? Yeah that’s MammonxMc incarnate)

Anywho just a few and I need more songs pls provide me thank you thank you

[spacetimewithstuartgary]

NASA's EXCITE mission prepared for scientific balloon flight

Scientists and engineers are ready to fly an infrared mission called EXCITE (EXoplanet Climate Infrared TElescope) to the edge of space.

EXCITE is designed to study atmospheres around exoplanets, or worlds beyond our solar system, during circumpolar long-duration scientific balloon flights. But first, it must complete a test flight during NASA's fall 2024 scientific ballooning campaign from Fort Sumner, New Mexico.

"EXCITE can give us a three-dimensional picture of a planet's atmosphere and temperature by collecting data the whole time the world orbits its star," said Peter Nagler, the mission's principal investigator at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

"Only a handful of these types of measurements have been done before. They require a very stable telescope in a position to track a planet for several days at a time."

EXCITE will study hot Jupiters, giant gas exoplanets that complete an orbit once every one to two days and have temperatures in the thousands of degrees. The worlds are tidally locked, which means the same side always faces the star.

The telescope will observe how heat is distributed across the planet, from the scalding hemisphere facing the star to the relatively cooler nightside.

It will also determine how molecules in a world's atmosphere absorb and emit light over the entire orbit, a process called phase-resolved spectroscopy. Not only can this data reveal the presence of compounds—like water, methane, carbon dioxide, and others—but also how they circulate globally as the planet orbits its star.

NASA's Hubble, James Webb, and retired Spitzer space telescopes have collected a handful of these measurements between them.

In 2014, for example, Hubble and Spitzer observed an exoplanet called WASP-43 b. To collect data over the world's 22-hour day, scientists needed 60 hours of Hubble time and 46 hours from Spitzer. Resource-intensive studies like this on space-based observatories are difficult. Time is a limited resource, and studies must compete with hundreds of other requests for that time.

"During its first science flight, EXCITE aims to fly for over a dozen days from the Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility's site in Antarctica," said Kyle Helson, an EXCITE team member and a research scientist at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and NASA Goddard.

"And at the pole, the stars we'll study don't set, so our observations won't be interrupted. We hope that the mission will effectively double the number of phase-resolved spectra available to the science community."

EXCITE will fly to about 132,000 feet (40 kilometers) via a scientific balloon filled with helium. That takes it above 99.5% of Earth's atmosphere. At that altitude, the telescope will be able to observe multiple infrared wavelengths with little interference.

"The telescope collects the infrared light and beams it into the spectrometer, where it kind of goes through a little obstacle course," said Lee Bernard, an EXCITE team member and a graduate research assistant at Arizona State University in Tempe.

"It bounces off mirrors and through a prism before reaching the detector. Everything must be aligned very precisely—just a few millimeters off center and the light won't make it."

The spectrometer rests inside a vessel called a cryostat situated behind the telescope. The cryostat cools the spectrometer's detector—once a flight candidate from Webb'sNIRSpec (Near InfraRed Spectrograph)— to about 350 degrees below zero Fahrenheit (minus 210 degrees Celsius) so it can measure tiny intensity changes in the infrared light.

The entire telescope and cryostat assembly rests in a rowboat-shaped base where it can rotate along three axes to maintain stable pointing down to 50 milliarcseconds. That's like holding a steady gaze on a U.S. quarter coin from 65 miles away.

"Several different institutions contributed to EXCITE's subsystems," said Tim Rehm, an EXCITE team member and a graduate research assistant at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. "It's great to see them all assembled and working together. We're excited to do this test flight, and we're looking forward to all the future science flights we hope to have."

The EXCITE instrument was primarily built by NASA Goddard, Brown, Arizona State University, and StarSpec Technologies in Ontario, with additional support from collaborators in the U.S., Canada, Italy, and the United Kingdom.

NASA's scientific balloons offer frequent, low-cost access to near-space to conduct scientific investigations and technology maturation in fields such as astrophysics, heliophysics, and atmospheric research, as well as training for the next generation of leaders in engineering and science.

IMAGE: EXCITE (EXoplanet Climate Infrared TElescope) hangs from a ceiling at the Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility's location in Fort Sumner, New Mexico. The mission team practiced taking observations ahead of flight by looking out the hanger doors at night. Credit: NASA/Jeanette Kazmierczak