Free Astronomy Resources

-intelligent, creative, accepting

are you bored yet?-wallows

bookcase-oliver daldry

the book of you & i-alec benjamin

constellations-the oh hellos

dissolve-absofacto

elizabeth-the airborne toxic event

equation-camille

flesh & bone-sammy rae

forever-billy raffoul

five-sleeping at last

green-cavetown

honey + tea (acoustic)-mōzi

minimum-charlie cunningham

mr. know it all-young the giant

older-ben platt

the scientist-coldplay

simplify-young the giant

skyscrapers-ok go

symmetry (dark version)-syml

welcome to wonderland-anson seabra

Astrophysics/Astronomy Recs

Academic Earth: Astronomy (multiple courses)

Class Central: Relativity and Astrophysics (course)

NASA Astrophysics (govt. website)

MIT Astrophysics II  (lecture notes)

Astrophysics and Cosmology by Prof. Somnath Bharadwaj (lectures)

Matrix Operations by Richard Bronson  (maths textbook)

Linear Algebra by Seymour Lipschutz & Marc Lars Lipson (maths textbook)

The End of Everything: (Astrophysically Speaking) by Katie Mack (book)

Astrophysics for People in a Hurry by Neil de Grasse Tyson (book)

A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking (book)

The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene (book)

The Universe in a Nutshell by Stephen Hawking (book)

YouTube channels 

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i made a in-depthish greek godly parent quiz so reblog and tag with ur results

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funny workd ngl

didnt do much as academically i meab but i did elbaorate on some of my ideas.world is funny abd luving lmfai have a jcie day

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the astrophysics students

dreaming of discoveries yet to be made

wonder at the vastness of the cosmos

long equations scrawled across graph paper

jwst images as your phone lockscreen

solving complex orbital mechanics problems

debating the nature of dark matter

studying relativity and gravitational waves

mind-bending thought experiments that change your way of thinking

stargazing on a clear night

seeing supernovas and black holes in your mind's eye

discovering new stars and planets

a drive to understand the fundamentals of our universe

related: physics, astronomy

the theology & religious studies students

fascination with the nature of faith and belief

the quiet, peaceful atmosphere of a house of worship

untangling the ways we make sense of the world

reading ancient religious texts and comparing different translations

comparing different branches of larger religions

the words of a prayer or meditation, murmured just above a whisper

a respect for all systems of belief

studying history, anthropology, and even psychology

debating the boundaries of what “religion” exactly is

the smell of incense 

tracing the evolution of religious practices and traditions

travelling to holy sites

sunlight shining on burnished gold

knowing that the human experience oftentimes goes beyond that which can be directly observed

devoting time to philosophical thought and deep reflection

ancient structures, built and protected through the years

aged parchment, crumbling at the edges

analyzing the historical and cultural impacts of faith

seeking a more thorough understanding of the world

the comfort of ceremony and ritual, a single act repeated a thousand times

I SWEAR I SWEAR I SCREAMED ALL THIS MORNING AFTER BINGING IT

I sat through Casanova only to have THIS KIND OF ENDING????????????

This came right when I needed it, thank you

The problem with academia is the idea of perfection. The idea that our grades and intelligence define our worth. That if we aren’t perfect we don’t know who we are. I see this culture at my school all the time. The competition for the best grades, for the most work. Kids burn out all the time because we are so invested in what school thinks we need to know rather than what we want to learn. Take a break from your school work and care about something you want to care about, not what they tell you to care about. School doesnt create individuals, so we have to become individuals all by ourselves

my life is falling apart so I might as well just blast jazz and romanticize the shit out of my misery.