How Do You Feel Ab X Æ A-12

i would kill to be there

to feel the shaking of the earth

as we strap our best and brightest onto a barely controlled explosion

to send them into a void devoid of life

why do we dwell on what could have been when the entire future is in our control

humans escaping into the cosmos

we weren’t built to go there

but we are built to break boundaries

never take no for an answer

so we move forward

what’s the point of looking to the stars

trying to touch the things we will never touch

Comet ATLAS

black and white : color :: color : emotion

In many ways it’s the ultimate question in natural science: How does our universe work? Is there a fundamental theory? An incredible amount has been figured out about physics over the past few hundred years. But even with everything that’s been done—and it’s very impressive—we still, after all this time, don’t have a truly fundamental theory of physics.

sometimes we wonder what could have been

and live in our alternate reality

but would things really have been better?

The art of the cutaway, 1965-1975: illustrations by Davis Meltzer, Rick Guidice, Werner Büdeler, and Phil Santos.

The stars you see at night are not transcendent objects made from aether as Aristotle believed: they are made from the same material as you. They are your distant relatives and when you die you will return to them. As our planet reaches its firey demise, your atoms will spread across the Universe and you will become part of another planet, perhaps even another living being. Maybe ancient humans who worshipped the stars chose their gods wisely.

- 'Elemental' by Tim James

I wish you happiness, one day you'll find the right one / You're a queen, you deserve to be treated like one / Vacation for the mind every time I go to light one / Karma is a bitch, I'm well aware one day it might come

modern loneliness