The predicted Andromeda–Milky Way collision in approximately 4 billion years. *
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Happy New Year, everyone! I spy fireworks in our future.
(Source: dewogong)
From a 1980 kids computer book. Takeaway: We live in the future.
A friend once said, “Imagine telling your eight-year-old self that in the future you would watch us land on Mars on your pocket computer while walking down the street. Your head would’ve exploded.”
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@insurgencyinc #detroit let’s return some videos
It’s just cranberry juice.
A sentence is hard for a sudden to spin into space.
See the hand perch on to fish out on the limb so to speak?
It’s not to place but the verge of,
a breath only a comment can clear the way to.
The distant scars.
There’s no question
of diversion, the willingness
to hug a huge
escape to right where
you never left. The unsuspected masses,
collapses into itself a self.
This is what is meant by cement.
—Douglas Messerli, “Causes of the Crack Up: An Explication”
Photography Credit Elizabeth Moran via Ain’t Bad Magazine
I always knew Where the Sidewalk Ends had a sequel.