Sarah Bennett

Stay clear headed and keep your power to choose. Not everyone or everything deserves your energy💃

@scabberslosttoe I like that. Nature never asks for permission it simply does what it is 🌸

they bloom regardless

Plugged-lie lesson with Scottie Scheffler. "I don't have to smash it." 📺 CBS

Insane how Tesla FSD handles the most complex roads entirely on its own....even with zero lane markers

@XFreeze It’s impressive to see how far autonomous driving has come, especially in edge cases like unclear road markings. Still, I think real-world consistency will be the real benchmark

@depressionlesss The way we treat animals actually defines who we are

He fell for the oldest trick and got kidnapped

Wow ! Absolutely gorgeous 😍

Ancient cultures were extremely violent, not “peace-loving ecologists” at all!

The force awakens in newborn stars. Hubble captured some cosmic "lightsabers" far, far away. These are actually young stellar jets, colliding at fast speeds with nearby gas and dust. Happy Star Wars Day from the Hubble team!

Falcon 9 is vertical at pad 4E in California ahead of tonight’s launch of the CAS500-2 mission with 45 payloads on board. The 37-minute launch window opens at 11:59 p.m. PT → spacex.com/launches/cas50…

@JamesLucasIT That's truly spectacular🥰🥰🥰

Many scholars believe Rivendell was inspired by a real place. Tolkien hiked there in the summer of 1911. He was 19 years old, and the valley left a mark on him so deep that more than 50 years later he was still describing it from memory... The valley is called Lauterbrunnen. It sits in the Bernese Oberland, in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Tolkien went on foot, "carrying a great pack, in a party of twelve." They walked from Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen, then up to Mürren, and finally to the head of the valley in what he later called a wilderness of moraines. They slept in haylofts and cowsheds. They ate in the open. They walked by map, mostly avoiding the roads. Goethe had stood at the foot of those same falls more than a century before Tolkien did. The poem he wrote about them, Song of the Spirits Over the Waters, was published in 1779. There is something about this valley that has always pulled writers toward it — as if its sheer scale and beauty demand a response, and ordinary language keeps falling short… In 1967, at the age of 75, Tolkien wrote to his son Michael describing the 1911 trip in detail. He called it the "very part of the world that had the deepest effect on me." That is what this valley does. You walk into it once, and it follows you for the rest of your life... If you enjoyed this, I write a weekly newsletter for over 50,000 readers who love rediscovering the beauty of the past: James-lucas.com/welcome Join us!

@bloomele_ Absolutely, that's absolutely beautiful😍😍😍

when the sun makes the water glitter

@TheAdorablePups He's a performer 😃😎😎 No doubt about it

He be like :- Have all the people arrived? I'll only perform once

Deployment of the CAS500-2 satellite confirmed

Happy feet..🐧😍