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Track Title: Back To Black

Artist: Amy Winehouse

Album: Back To Black

I love Beyoncé, but her cover with André 3000 from Gatsby only made me want to listen to the original more.


Track Title: Radiohead & 50 Cent - Backdrifts in da Club

Artist: Infinitefreefall

notxam:

dylan-leigh:

notxam:

i literally have no words for how beautiful sol’s request was, so without further ado

Radiohead & 50 Cent - Backdrifts in da Club

my dream is to listen to this song and watch somebody prepare and cook food in slow motion

it’s incredible what beautiful music will awaken deep within our souls

that’s really specific 

i admire that


mistersnurb:

in case anyone was wondering here’s the deal with “pineapple”

the word pineapple, back when “apple” was a super generic word, used to refer to pine cones

in the 17th century, europeans came to the americas and found the fruit and they called it a pineapple because they look…


pappubahry: Jupiter’s moon Io, photographed by Voyager 2, 10 July 1979. The end of this blog’s Io-thon follows on from yesterday’s post.  The photos used in this gif were taken with longer exposures than yesterday’s, so there is a better contrast between Io and the background.  Two volcanic eruptions are clearly visible in the top-left: I think that they are from Amirani and Maui.  There’s also an eruption on the right-hand side, but as its only lit by reflected light from Jupiter, it requires a lot of brightening to see (NASA’s photojournal shows it here). You can also see a volcano in the south, tall enough to stay in sunlight even as the surrounding areas fall into darkness. Yesterday I mentioned the bright spot glinting near the equator.  I asked Jason Perry (who used to write an Io blog) about it on Twitter and he said that it “looks like specular reflection off of glassy, cooled lava near Hi’iaka Patera.”  So there you go.

pappubahry:

Jupiter’s moon Io, photographed by Voyager 2, 10 July 1979.

The end of this blog’s Io-thon follows on from yesterday’s post.  The photos used in this gif were taken with longer exposures than yesterday’s, so there is a better contrast between Io and the background.  Two volcanic eruptions are clearly visible in the top-left: I think that they are from Amirani and Maui.  There’s also an eruption on the right-hand side, but as its only lit by reflected light from Jupiter, it requires a lot of brightening to see (NASA’s photojournal shows it here).

You can also see a volcano in the south, tall enough to stay in sunlight even as the surrounding areas fall into darkness.

Yesterday I mentioned the bright spot glinting near the equator.  I asked Jason Perry (who used to write an Io blog) about it on Twitter and he said that it “looks like specular reflection off of glassy, cooled lava near Hi’iaka Patera.”  So there you go.


david: Kurt Braunohler raised $6,000 on Kickstarter to “hire a man in a plane to write stupid things in the sky”

david:

Kurt Braunohler raised $6,000 on Kickstarter to “hire a man in a plane to write stupid things in the sky”


deerhoof:

HEY!!! IN CASE YOU CAN’T DOWNLOAD THE NEW DAFT PUNK FOR WHATEVER REASO I UPLOADED IT IN ITS ENTIRETY ON TUMBLR FOR YOUR PHONE/WORK/SCHOOL/WHATEVER LISTENING PLEASURE

PASS IT AROUND


Anonymous asked: "does that tattoo change as the planets move on their orbits?"

Man if only! Science - gotta make that happen

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