Some Unexpected Views of Jupiter's Moon Ganymede
PSA
And Along Those Same Lines as the Previous Post…
Where's the Lie?
I Haven't Posted Any Personal Photos Lately
Probably because I haven't beenĀ out doing any photography lately!
Why Yes. Yes He Is.
Tarkan: Yolla (2020)
I was playing this in the car today and Ben said, "He must be cute."
I replied, "I like the song. But yes. Yes he is."
"I know my husband," was his response.
Words of Wisdom
Cats are Dicks
Oops.
Fuck Republicans. Seriously.
As Predictable as the Tides
365 Days of UNF: Day 164
Can I Get an Amen?
Agreed.
Vintage Audio Pr0n
[Raises Hand]
Okay, Fine
Remember… Jesus is Watching
Record Store Day
This is Exciting!
There are a number of space missions scheduled for the future and they're all awesome, but there is ONE mission in particular that spaghettifies my mind with its gravitational pull more so than the rest. That is the Europa Clipper mission!
Onwards to Jupiter's water moon, Europa!!
ā¢ The Europa Clipper mission will target the ice-encrusted moon of Jupiter, which is considered a prime target in the search for life beyond Earth.
ā¢ Below its icy shell, Europa is thought to hold a 170km-deep body of water that Ā could have the right conditions for biology.
ā¢ Due to launch in October 2024, let's hope we don't get a repeat of the ongoing James Webb Telescope delay.
ā¢ Europa Clipper will carry out an in-depth investigation of the watery world, including whether it can support life in its subsurface ocean.
ā¢ Gravitational interactions with Jupiter generate tidal forces and heat, which keeps Europa's ocean liquid. The heating may even drive volcanic vents on the seafloor; on Earth, such vent systems support a wide array of life forms.