People Do Faults. They Told Things They Never Meant To Say To The Ones They Love, But Regret After They
People do faults. They told things they never meant to say to the ones they love, but regret after they said those things. Life is completely clueless sometimes, and you are just there waiting for miracles and shooting stars. You drink, hoping it will carry down your pain while giving you chills as your nurvous system is getting the feel 'Am FUcKiNg CoOl!'
It is a perfect lie, though. You feel it and you rock it.
But you forget it-that the truth will always find its way back to you.
You feel nostalgic about your life, which was once a blooming flower in wild where it never saw the raw cement and dust on roads you never roamed. You want to have it back, because it is your life, and you began to curse the world which teared you apart from that beautiful life. You lost love, you lost company. You were left in alone. No one is here now. It's just you. And some cyber world actually, but you can't be a part of it.
Because you belong to the life you've lost. And it's your fault.
And even people forgive your cruel words, they aren't going to forget them.
After all, the scars you left behind will remain forever, knowing about your sins, and hunting down your future.
And you're glad you feel the pain you caused in their hearts. You. Deserve. It. For your own good.
More Posts from Pandora-allan and Others
Mike Pence touched some NASA hardware that said “do not touch” — and in came the memes
Lmao I would do the same
2021-10-16
Canon EOS R6 + RF15-35mm f2.8L IS
Instagram | hwantastic79vivid
@knowitowl I'm sorry I didn't saw this for a while but THANKS FOR THE TAG!!
Last song: Hold on by Chord Overstreet
Last movie: Red shoes and the Seven Dwarfs (bc Merlin is CUTE)
Currently watching: Online lectures:/
Currently reading: The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje
Currently craving: pasta with shrimp:)
Tagging at anyone who wants to do this:)))
Tag people you’d like to get to know better
I was tagged by @psycho-crazy-pineapples
Last Song: I Don’t Want to be Friends by Jake Scott
Last Movie: Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Currently Watching: Rewatching/Bingewatching Over the Garden Wall today as my annual pre-halloween tradition
Currently Reading: Small Spaces by Katherine Arden and Stocking and Spells by Nancy Warren
Currently Craving: apple pie
tagging: @viktorkrumn @comatose–overdose @skytlake @namida221b @moonlandingwasfaked @serooks and anyone who feels like it!
Weird and Wonderful Irregular Galaxies
Spiral and elliptical galaxies seem neatly put together, but what happened to irregular galaxies? Irregular galaxies have one-of-a-kind shapes and many look like blobs! Why do they look the way they do? Astronomers think the uniqueness of these galaxies results from their interactions with other galaxies — like when they pass close to one another or even collide!
Looking back at the early universe with the help of our Hubble Space Telescope’s “deep field” observations, astronomers can peek at galaxies millions and billions of light-years away. They noticed that these far-away galaxies appear unusually messy, showing more star formation and mergers than galaxies closer to the Milky Way.
We also see irregular galaxies closer to home, though. Some may form when two galaxies pass close together in a near-miss. When this happens, their gravity pulls stars out of place in both galaxies, messing up the neat structure they originally had as spiral or elliptical galaxies. Think of it like this: you happen to have a pile of papers sitting at the edge of a table and when someone passes close by the papers become ruffled and may scatter everywhere! Even though the two galaxies never touched, gravity's effects leave them looking smeared or distorted.
Some irregular galaxies result from the collision between two galaxies. And while some of these look like a blob of stars and dust, others form dazzling ring galaxies! Scientists think these may be a product of collisions between small and large galaxies. These collisions cause ripples that disturb both galaxies, throwing dust, gas, and stars outward. When this happens, it pushes out a ring of material, causing gas clouds to collide and spark the birth of new stars. After just a few million years, stars larger than our Sun explode as supernovae, leaving neutron stars and black holes throughout the ring!
Not all galaxy collisions create irregular galaxies — our Milky Way spiral galaxy has gone through many mergers but has stayed intact! And for some interacting galaxies, being an irregular galaxy may just be a phase in their transformation. We’re observing them at a snapshot in time where things are messy, but they may eventually become neat and structured spirals and ellipticals.
Irregular galaxies are similar to each other, but unique and beautiful because of their different interactions, whether they’re just passing another galaxy or taking part in a dramatic collision. Keep up with NASA Universe on Facebook and Twitter where we post regularly about galaxies.
Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.
So, tell me how to be in this world Tell me how to breathe in and feel no hurt Tell me how ’cause I believe in something I believe in us
Life is too short. that's it😋 "My past unshapely natural stage was the best... With just one flower flaming through my breast..."
155 posts