murderbot on my mind
>run events.exe
=== today === April 24, 2025: Happy Birthday to the Hubble Space Telescope! === a few days ago === April 20, 2025: Happy Birthday to the Jupiter ICy Moons Explorer!!!
eerm more than like 10 people have witnessed the unique experience that is 17776 thanks to me and i’ll keep doing it
i sent it to like 9 of my friends and also to my teacher and to my therapist…
these victims then spread it to THEIR friends/significant other so they can watch the football game
i would say im very proud of myself,
HI i bet youve seen these images before…
i just wanted to i just wanted to just wanted to draw the the silly and practice at same time
the 2 photo of the cool football/jupiter duo you probably already have saved r maybe underneath???(just in case)
THOSE R THE KINDA QUESTIONS IM ALWAYS ASKING MAN like? when did space probes start becoming sentient? why did they become sentient?? what’s the rest of the world like in 17776??
uhh and other species did stop dying too like,, here in chapter 11
the dog here is like at least 2000 yrs old!! thats great cuz if pets kept dying then i think humanity would be pretty different
it makes sense tat other species also stopped dying,, it would be rlly odd if we were the only ones that stopped aging cuz humans aren’t actually as special as we say we are. we’re all animals in the end yk., so if that was the case why is it that specifically us that became immortal??
Uhh uhh and to OP!! i think u should absolutely write about that perspective!! its such an interesting idea i need to read it 🙏 “what weather forecasts will look like in the future…” ehheheeehe
where do they mention weather and climate change getting even worse than it already is tho?? ik it got to a point where new york is just gone and florida is barely there but i forgot the cause or if they even explained it at all 💔 but it is kinda scary tho ,,where you and everything around u stops changing, but at the same time. everything IS changing
we knowbarely anythin about the world in 17776 other than football… and so many questions left unanswered from nine’s list
man i hope 50007 gives us more of those answers
so so deeply tempted to write something about 17776 from the perspective of a meteorologist . having to watch the climate get worse and worse . witnessing storm surges get so bad they leave very, very little left to survive (well, people don’t die. but i forgot if plants & animals do. in that case, they die and it’s sad. and we’re still living through it). and it happens again. again. again. and you’re still collecting data, still watching the seasons go by, still working and still making reports. it feels like every day reaches a new “hottest day recorded” or “worst tornado in united states history”, no?
Happy 35th birthday to the Hubble Soace telescope. This NASA webpage gives us the opportunity to see one image from each of the 35 years.
HI EVERYONE HAPPY BELATED JUICE DAY (2 days late? sorry chat)
heh 2nd post ever i think im getting the hang of thiss tumblr thinggggg,,, but sm i dont get is why do ppl use tags 2 say some stuff ? is it like a “p.s.” kinda thing people do in letters or do u just do it cause it looks cool?? ahhh whatver maby some thing better left unanswerd
In the 35 years since its launch aboard space shuttle Discovery, the Hubble Space Telescope has provided stunning views of galaxies millions of light years away. But the leaps in technology needed for its look into space has also provided benefits on the ground. Here are some of the technologies developed for Hubble that have improved life on Earth.
Charge-coupled device (CCD) sensors have been used in digital photography for decades, but Hubble’s Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph required a far more sensitive CCD. This development resulted in improved image sensors for mammogram machines, helping doctors find and treat breast cancer.
In preparation for a repair mission to fix Hubble’s misshapen mirror, Goddard Space Flight Center required a way to accurately measure replacement parts. This resulted in a tool to detect mirror defects, which has since been used to develop a commercial 3D imaging system and a package detection device now used by all major shipping companies.
A computer scientist who helped design software for scheduling Hubble’s observations adapted it to assist with scheduling medical procedures. This software helps hospitals optimize constantly changing schedules for medical imaging and keep the high pace of emergency rooms going.
For Hubble’s main cameras to capture high-quality images of stars and galaxies, each of its filters had to block all but a specific range of wavelengths of light. The filters needed to capture the best data possible but also fit on one optical element. A company contracted to construct these filters used its experience on this project to create filters used in paint-matching devices for hardware stores, with multiple wavelengths evaluated by a single lens.
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appreciating baby pictures of the hubble telescope on her 34th bday
“hey. hit me with the most unrealistic, absurd media you’ve got.”
“☹️?????”
I LOVE MAKING THE MEDIA I CONSUME INTERACT W EACH OTHR!!
today i watch horse race tests and and i feel like what i did when i read 17776 (what the hell?? what the hell did i read???) thanks guys i would have been a better person without this
what do you call this type of stuff? fuckin uh “that weird confusing thing i love” idk