The Space Submarine V.1

Hello and welcome to the Space Submarine, home of the Intergalactic space fairy - That crazy gal who lives in the world of Yellow Submarines and Supermassive Black Holes. Wandering through space and time. No main destinations. Just floating around space hoping to find some extra terrestrial creatures. What else could I say? Have a look around the space submarine wall below. That's where I post all of my nonsensical momentary thoughts and other crappy photos and stuff. Enjoy your stay~

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09.29.10

Pressured

Oh dear gosh so many activities these days and feels so crazy hell yeah

Shouldn’t have landed on that damned questionable planets. So many freaking numbers floating around and shit

09.29.10

crookedindifference:

ATM Graffiti

09.15.10
1103

09.15.10
81

09.15.10

designismymuse:

House at Point Lonsdale by Studio101 Architects

09.14.10
95

itsfullofstars:

(via nationalgeographicdaily)

Milky Way in the Desert
Photo: Babak A. Tafreshi

The plane of our home galaxy, the Milky Way, seems to cascade over sandstone hills in a long-exposure nighttime shot taken earlier this month in Algeria’s Tassili n’Ajjer National Park, in the heart of the Sahara. The bright “star” at left is the gas giant planet Jupiter. A UN World Heritage site, Tassili n’Ajjer is famous for its caves filled with thousands of drawings and engravings that date as far back as 6000 B.C. Photographer Babak Tafreshi writes on The World At Night (TWAN) astrophotography website that “prehistoric skygazers surely witnessed a similar sky.”