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Hey I'm Stan and I'm a level 100 wizard.

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psychonauticsymphony: Wintersun | Synax444
martinlkennedy: Untitled painting by Bob Layzell from Harry Harrison’s book ‘Mechanismo’ (1978)

my favorite thing to do in Skyrim right now is steal all of the cheese wheels I can find. I’m not lying when I say that my house in whiterun is literally full of cheese wheels.

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the-other-time-lord: Messier 33: The Triangulum Galaxy
cg54kck: Io: The Prometheus Plume Credit: Galileo Project, JPL, NASA Explanation: What’s happening on Jupiter’s moon Io? Two sulfurous eruptions are visible on Jupiter’s volcanic moon Io in this color composite image from the robotic Galileo spacecraft that orbited Jupiter from 1995 to 2003. At the image top, over Io’s limb, a bluish plume rises about 140 kilometers above the surface of a volcanic caldera known as Pillan Patera. In the image middle, near the night/day shadow line, the ring shaped Prometheus plume is seen rising about 75 kilometers above Io while casting a shadow below the volcanic vent. Named for the Greek god who gave mortals fire, the Prometheus plume is visible in every image ever made of the region dating back to the Voyager flybys of 1979 - presenting the possibility that this plume has been continuously active for at least 18 years. The above digitally sharpened image of Io was originally recorded in 1997 from a distance of about 600,000 kilometers. Recent analyses of Galileo data has uncovered evidence of a magma oceanbeneath Io’s surface.