#spacebooks

[starlightbooktales]

»  if you had an opportunity to go explore space, would you go? hello friends, As much as space scares me, I don’t know if I would pass the opportunity up. It would be quiet the adventure. Even if I cried the entire time. ♡ these are some of my fave science fiction books. Project Hail Mary is by far my favorite solo sci-fi read of all time. » hashtags:. #sciencefiction #scifi #sciencefictionbooks #redrising #firstsister #projecthailmary #skyward #dune #piercebrown #brandonsanderson #andyweir #lindenalewis #frankherbert #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #Space #spacebooks #mustread #bookreview #bookreader #bookrecommendations (at Boise, Idaho) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoInDH-yuj2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[piepress]

An unforgettable 70s space opera, SPACE 1975 is rollicking fun through the galaxy, complete with disco, bellbottoms, and all the lasers you could want. Get it here in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle now: https://tinyurl.com/d44y9upf

[jandkwriting]

Books with tidally locked planets. #spacebooks #scifibooks #sciencefantasy #cityinthemiddleofthenight #startrek #bookcovers #lgbtqbooks https://www.instagram.com/p/CqO5DRprL3k/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[totally-correct-star-wars]

Cody: Oh and for your information, I don't have an ego. Cody: My spacebook photo is a landscape.

[aclue-aclue]

Here's a challenge for ya: if you could pick a favorite Notebook of Steve's, Joe's and Josh's, but not any of their default notebooks, which would it be?

The Handy-dandy Spacebook!

It flies

Black with white crayon

Aesthetically impeccable.

I love stars and space in general.

[halipula-aika]

Star wars concept: Spacebook (space facebook) groups for parents of Jedi

Support groups for parents who regret or feel complicated about their decision. Sharing experiences about their children's finders. Advice forums for parents who suspect their kid may be force sensitive. Spotting their kid on the news or on gossip holosites. "I know they're not supposed to have any contact with us, but my kid has s padawan now, and I would very much like to meet my new grandchild. Is there anything I can do?" A blog keeping track of clone wars deaths & injuries so families can keep track of their loved ones.

Shmi Lars joins a group and talks about her boy with the other spacebook moms for months before she mentions that he was on the news recently and one of them asks his name. Shmi answers, "His name is Anakin :)" and the group erupts into chaos.

[foiblepnoteworthy]

Thinking about writing sth where Luke and Vader were spacebook friends precanon bc ships but then Luke ghosted him after joining the rebellion

[saecookie]

jsyk, the dw comics have its own version of the hellsite. called stumblr.

[academy-x]

odo has spent yeeears building close relationships with many people. he has sooo many spacebook friends as well. and now hes willing to risk it all to be in the fascist soup. and then the idea that only heterosexual love can prevent him from turning evil. vomit vomit vomit

[niconiconwo]

There is so much going on here that I can't pick which joke to make.

[writerintheworld]

Are We Alone? (Fictional- Fermi Paradox Answer)

“We got the result back!” Manie shouted, as nine scientists came rushing toward him to see what he had found. 

“Click on it!” Dr. Kermie shouted excitedly,

He was a slim 70-year-old man who wore a white coat in which he carried a vintage iPhone 27 sticking out of the front pocket. 

As Manie moved the mouse and clicked on the planet, writing be appeared on the screen: 

Proxima Centauri B contains microscopic organisms (microbes). This planet is habitable for humans as temperatures range from 10 degrees - 20 degrees.

“Dang it! I thought this planet could contain living species, not just unicellular organisms!” Dr. Kermie said, and all the scientists nodded angrily in agreement.

“Yeah! I thought so too, I even made a bet!” Dr. Berch shouted, she was sitting near the back of the room, typing on a laptop covered in stickers. 

“Well, at least I won the bet,” Manie shouted back, and everyone started laughing. He thought that this planet would contain more too, Manie just made the bet due to everyone else thinking the opposite.  

“Welp, better luck for the next Planet,” Dr. Kermie said, clearly disappointed.

As Manie moved the mouse and clicked on the next Planet, writing appeared:

Kepler-62f contains microscopic organisms (microbes). This planet is habitable for humans as temperatures range from 10 degrees - 20 degrees.

“Hmm.. that's weird,” Manie muttered,

His research had stated that the chances of temperatures being the same are one in a billion.

“Coincidence, I guess,” Dr. Fermie said, reassuring the scientist.

As Manie moved the mouse and clicked on the next Planet, writing appeared on the screen:

Trappist 1e contains microscopic organisms (microbes). This planet is habitable for humans as temperatures range from 10 degrees - 20 degrees.

“Guys… I don’t think this is a coincidence,” a little girl said. She was with her father, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, a researcher from Harvard, who has been teaching about the Fermi Paradox. 

“That's odd,” Manie muttered, as he clicked on the next planet, the same sentence appeared:

Trappist 1f contains microscopic organisms (microbes). This planet is habitable for humans as temperatures range from 10 degrees - 20 degrees.

“Maybe there is a problem with the computer,” Manie said, while observing the computer, all the components were there. 

“But how can we be the only intelligent species in the universe?” Dr. Kermie asked, clearly upset,

“I don’t know,” Manie mumbled.

With the realization that we aren’t alone in the universe, but that there is no advanced civilization that we had hoped for. Manie couldn’t help but feel hollow. This universe is like a wasteland, with most galaxies being empty only containing stars and planets, no thoughts. 

This brings Manie to the question: Are we the first intelligent beings or the last?

[starlightbooktales]

»  what book have you read because of bookstagram or booktok? hello friends, While I haven’t actually read The Atlas Six.. I did hear about it from booktok. I hear mixed things so I don’t even know if I will end up liking it. But worth a shot! I mean it sounds exciting. ♡ still working on this new “theme” I admit I have no clue how to use Lightroom. I spent over an hour trying to figure it out and i don’t think I learned anything. 😂 change is hard. » hashtags:. #TheAtlasSix #theatlasparadox #oliviablake #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #booktok #bookrecommendations #spacebooks #lightroomphotography #book #bookworms #bookdragon #prettybooks #needtoread #tbr (at Boise, Idaho) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoTEb77vK1B/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[paramountltd]

Yuri Gagarin manned the first human space flight that took off on April 12,1961. With this flight, Gagarin became the first human to orbit the earth. International day of human space flight celebrates the beginning of the space era for mankind.

[keldabekush]

The Meat Droids demonstrate the Cain instinct [Hare tried to trade R0ADIE on Spacebook Marketplace].

[aestariiwilderness]

Thoughts:

Omega must be the only child to ever be kidnapped and quasi-experimented on in a secret lab by an evil fascist regime to emerge no worse for wear like six months later WITH A PET (that isn't Crosshair)

The Batch, patiently searching an entire sector of space: Omega must be here somewhere Omega and Crosshair, zooming by: hey I wonder where our fam is

That had to be the most anxiety-producing visit from the Emperor for the least actual consequence I have ever seen. The man wandered in, took a look, patted Hemlock on the back, took the time to gently warn this bouncy evil scientist that "my dude, I know you and I love what you're doing here. And I know you want to post it on Spacebook. I totally get it! But uh. Just a heads up -- most people will think your work is an abomination, TBH, so I'm gonna need you to keep it quiet. Kay? K. Thanks. See you bro, let me know when you need to evacuate an entire base again, I'll foot the bill" and left.

Everyone is sleeping on the fact that Palpatine and Hemlock's relationship (such as it is) is weirdly adorable and honestly. Hemlock, my dude. He really took to heart the whole "if you love your job you'll never work a day in your life". Man is living his dreams

Yeah fine Emerie gave her a doll back. I still don't like you

Why does no one (looking at you Saw) ever just...shoot the Emperor's shuttle down.

Would have been hysterical if Omega and Crosshair just nicked the Emperor's shuttle.

Palpatine: this project must adhere to the utmost secrecy. No one must know. No one must ever leave. *Omega and Crosshair tiptoeing past in the background*

*Palpatine's shuttle lifts off ground* Clone commando: uh sir. Those, uh, pretty important prisoners have escaped. Hemlock:... Hemlock: bless you for waiting to say that till after my boss left

Hunter still sucks at technology.

It's been like half a year and they still haven't bothered to check the recordings of Tech's goggles. Color me unsurprised.

Also unsurprised: we dropped the brain cell on Eriadu. it hasn't grown back yet

FOUND THE CLONE CADETS!

Phee and Shep, back on Pabu: HUNTER WE'RE NOT YOUR CLONE CHILD PANTRY STOP DROPPING OFF ALL YOUR SPACE ORPHANS HERE. WE TOLD THEM TO PLAY AND THEY HAD UPPER AND LOWER PABU IN THE THROES OF A CIVIL WAR BY LUNCHTIME. HOW WERE YOU GUYS THE WELL-ADJUSTED CHILD SOLDIERS???

Maybe-Eh-Possibly Imperial Tech, watching the shuttle zip off without him: YOU TOOK THE DOG??

[bookishbrigitta]

Okay, but, please consider Luke Skywalker hauling his Jedi school kids around in a 15 passenger van that he heard about from someone in his Interfaith Education SpaceBook group who said their church selling it. Like, it was a piece of junk, and he finally wore Han down enough to help him fix it, but when the light hits it in a certain way, you can just make out "Mustard Seeds Outreach Ministry of Grace Lutheran Church" or some such under the new paint.