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𓊈 LIVE from CABIN #25024-DELOA-ANTHEM 𓊉 🚂 ༘ paragonGodhand [PG] says: Watch yourself.

In a biting mood again.
all cards is special some cards is very special howevers

၄⋆၃ there is a bug in my bloxk and i am #verymuxhnotfond its a harmless bug i know that but its flying from wall to wall and disturbing the peaxe and for that it shall be banished from this hive never to step one of its nasty little legs inside or else it will be xrushed in truly wonderful fashion this is my final axt of merxy to this xreature shaking my head sadly #silly

C=~ Hello woulg you like to be friengs? I woulg like to have trolls to talk to more often. We can be pen pals C=~
its so easy to put a smile on my mug now that i realise it...
On September 29th, 2026, an image from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) was released to the public (see attached) on Earth. The image itself is a photograph of a galaxy cluster known as MACS J0454.1-0300. This image is a *fascinating* example of a phenomena known as 'gravitational lensing'. Gravitational lensing is, as can be seen in the image, a warping and/or magnification of light due to the gravitational pull of a massive celestial body. In this case, it is the gravitational pull of the galaxy cluster itself! Each bright, yellow light shown within this image is an entire galaxy and not a mere star. The density and the closeness of all of these has created a large enough gravitational force that it is quite literally bending light around it! Phenomena like this is especially fascinating as it allows astronomers to observe galaxies, star clusters and even individual stars much easier, thanks to the magnification that gravitational lensing can provide!

genuinely crashing out everypuppy is posting their ouioui trades and MINE IS STILL STUCK IN THE MAIL !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !!






