Event-Horizon-X 🇦🇺🇺🇸 Archaeology:🇲🇳

I have been experimenting with drawing the Milky Way and will probably keep messing with it until I find something else. #遊戯王DM #yugiohfanart #yugioh

@FoxfordComics Indonesia was trading along the Western Australian coast to then trade with China long before the Dutch, there was an entire industry there so it wasn’t completely isolated by trade.

Always hilarious to me that China and India didn't even know this massive continent in their backyard. And then some English dude from the other side of the world just came along and yoinked it.

If you like Volcanoes Craters of the Moon is legitimately a better option and it’s amazing. The one of few wins Idaho gets.

@Rainmaker1973 It’s actually really great, the buses feel way faster. Except when somebody ignores the 100+ sign posts outside that say no cars ahaha. It happens every few months and is basically free entertainment at that point.

The O-Bahn Busway in Adelaide, South Australia, is a guided bus system that uses concrete tracks, where buses are steered by guide wheels to travel at high speeds. [📹sigorvision]

@thamosdeaf @junkmailproj This makes sense in some cases like urban areas and some closer rural areas but it’s just impractical for the other 30%. leaving some regions alone (preserving the environment from more traffic) as well. for remote communities having a bus or more regular buses would be great.

@junkmailproj This country is way too rich to not allow us to accommodate every single person with necessary access to public services. Depending on the approach you might not even need to develop the surrounding area; just build high speed rail lines or emergency approaches (heli)

All society should restructure itself entirely so that private car ownership becomes so unnecessary that it’s made virtually illegal.

I used to do a lot more abandoned mine and geology documentation and once ended up on a station with the owner and very alert work dog there, we ended up trespassing but backed out real quick, rip Burnt Pussy Copper Mine maybe one day I will try again for that adit.

@pebblejams @uukhanu The academic part came once I got into uni, not during high school unless you count Nat Geo articles. The being illiterate part did not help me in school that’s for sure. I basically had to teach myself since I didn’t understand it fully the way I was being taught.

@XEventHorizonX @uukhanu tbh i feel like reading academic writing makes up for not reading that many books lmao

fanfic prose is very noticeable and the only way to fix it is to read more books

This is like how we find leads in caves and continue to build on the map as we go. Every mapping trip adds to what we know in speleology but this is not speleology ahaha.

Incredible screen grab from the Enid Oklahoma tower camera of the violent tornado by Vance AF base, contrast enhanced

One year ago today I photographed my first tornado near Matador, Tx. Right place, right time. Now one of my favorite photographs. #txwx

劇場版DSOD 10週年🎉🎉🎉

INCREDIBLE sight Monday at the Assateague State Park in Maryland. This was captured by the state’s Department of Natural Resources. This wasn’t a “fair-weather” waterspout. It was a bonafide tornadic spout! Lots of Mid-Atlantic folks saw small hail on Monday. That was thanks to a cold front pushing though. Even though it was cool at the surface, with temperatures in the 50s and 60s, it was FRIGID aloft. That made for small hail showers and allowed pockets of warmer, less dense surface air to rise. It happened that there was a lot of upward oomph in the lowest 3 kilometers (about 2 miles) of the atmosphere, as well as a pocket of vorticity (twist) near and east of Delmarva. As a thundershower developed, it vertically stretched that twist and was able to form a tornadic waterspout just offshore. Amazing photo!

RIP. One of the nation's most beautiful wilderness areas.

Here's the real video framing of the Onslow, IA tornado. That previous post was the "vertical format" friendly version I first made since that's where we're at now with society. I've got so much more from this and Minnesota I haven't even scratched the surface yet.

THIS IS ACTUALLY THE PHOTO OF ALL TIME HOLY SHIT

The eruption of Mt. St. Helens, viewed by climbers on nearby Mt. Adams. May 18, 1980.

I was in Malaysia back in January and all of the adds on this site are still advertising in Malaysian Ringgit ahah why. Apparently this site is super slow.

A fascinating cell phone capture of a gigantic jet base at close range from Argentina tonight. The owner permitted me to post this. Amazing- doesn't get much better than this

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