Pedro De Mena - Ecce Homo (c. 1674). Detail.

“We tell our stories differently, dont we, you and I?”

— Paula Hawkins

THE MANDALORIAN

The Spies (3x07)

i just love the way he walk…

Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, Self-portrait in a Straw Hat detail, ca. 1782-1842

Jacek Malczewski (1854-1929) "Death" (1902) Oil on canvas Symbolism Located in the National Museum, Warsaw, Poland

jojo’s bizarre adventure: stone ocean ★ roundabout

i am nothing better than a monster. touch the locket and the argentine of fondness will kill me.

franz kafka // evelyn waugh // miles j. johnston // franz kafka // clarice lispector // charles baudelaire // albert camus // skip liepke // susan sontag // @anouri

Hot New Planetary System Just Dropped.

We hope you like your planetary systems extra spicy. 🔥

A new system of seven sizzling planets has been discovered using data from our retired Kepler space telescope.

Named Kepler-385, it’s part of a new catalog of planet candidates and multi-planet systems discovered using Kepler.

The discovery helps illustrate that multi-planetary systems have more circular orbits around the host star than systems with only one or two planets.

Our Kepler mission is responsible for the discovery of the most known exoplanets to date. The space telescope’s observations ended in 2018, but its data continues to paint a more detailed picture of our galaxy today.

Here are a few more things to know about Kepler-385:

All seven planets are between the size of Earth and Neptune.

Its star is 10% larger and 5% hotter than our Sun.

This system is one of over 700 that Kepler’s data has revealed.

The planets’ orbits have been represented in sound.

Now that you’ve heard a little about this planetary system, get acquainted with more exoplanets and why we want to explore them.

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