starwars:

Throwback Thursday - Hunting for mynocks with Carrie.

unsplash:

Download / By Anders Jildén

spaceexp:

Astronaut Rick Mastracchio during the Christmas Eve spacewalk

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ruckawriter:

This is cat battle armor. It is made by someone called sschnabuble, who is selling it on Etsy..

For real.

Now you can dress your minion of Satan to look the part!

Mercurial Marina… by Charlie_Joe on Flickr.

Flight of Honour… by Charlie_Joe on Flickr.

Some Lillooet Ice by Dru! on Flickr.

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Rush Hour - Maldon by petach123 (Peter Tachauer) on Flickr.

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IMG_11679_Hehuanshan by Mark Kao on Flickr.

DBU Sunset by rcroth on Flickr.

gunsandposes-history:

The Moon, December 11, 1972. Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan with the Earth above him. (NASA)

ruckawriter:

The Apollo 16 command module shown before splashdown on Apr. 27,1972, after completing a lunar landing mission.
Credit: NASA

From Space.com

landscapelifescape:

Crater Lake, Oregon, USA

by Nagesh Mahadev

ruckawriter:

Astrophotographer Mike Taylor sent SPACE.com this photo showing an aurora at Moosehead Lake, Maine. Taylor took the photo on Oct. 10, 2013 at 1:22 a.m..

booksforsoldiers:

$0 so far today to keep Books For Soldiers going & our bills are piling up! Donate today.

Since 2003, we shipped over $30 million in care packages and aid to US troops serving overseas. That is a record and so are our bills. Every year things get more expensive – bandwidth, hosting, rent, care package items and most importantly POSTAGE!

This year sees us beginning our transition from only shipping care packages to also include helping the soldiers that have returned home. With all the work the soldiers do, they need us the most right now. We operate totally on donations and usually this is a month-to-month operation. Please help where you can.

yesterdaywasonly:

YoungDoo said, ”spooky”.

Floating Castle by julian sawyer - Purbeck Footprints on Flickr.

When friends visit by Alex Schwab on Flickr.

ruckawriter:

womeninspace:

NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg is a self proclaimed crafter. A week ago she made a stuffed dinosaur from scraps on the space station. The little T-rex is made from the lining of Russian food containers and the toy is stuffed with scraps from an old T-shirt. While many toys have flown into space, this is the first produced in space.

Photos: Karen Nyberg, via CollectSpace

So awesome. Just so awesome.