So far this summer I traveled to Mexico and Palm Springs. All I can really say about it, was it was hot. I never really left the hotel, because it was so god damn hot. I went hiking in 120 degree weather, and that wasn't smart at all. Well when I came back and became ****unsick*** I have been getting crafty! Well, not really. Me and my friend made flower crowns and watched Hayo Miyazaki films. They're all so adorable. I tend to talk a lot during films, so I didn't really concentrate. So when I got home I rewatched several of them, and aaaaaw they were so cute. I want to live in a Hayo Miyazaki film.
They are so cute aaaaaw. Anyways, I've been watching a lot of films recently too. My friend told me to rewatch Rocky Horror Picture Show, and fuck man if I was a guy i'd do so many things like go into drag and jack off all day, basically.
fucking fantastic movie.
I was on tumblr earlier this morning, and oh my god space freaks me out look
What does space smell like?
It’s strange to think that the near-vacuum of space could have a smell, and stranger still that humans—atmospheric creatures—can actually experience it. Astronauts have consistently reported the same strange odour after lengthy space walks, bringing it back in on their suits, helmets, gloves and tools. It’s bitter, smoky, metallic smell—like seared steak, hot metal and arc welding smoke all rolled into one. NASA have asked a chemist, Steve Pearce, to reproduce the smell to use during acclimatization training, mapping out the likely chemistry using natural materials to mimic the odor for accuracy. It’s believed that the smell is caused by high-energy vibrations in particles that mix with the air when brought inside. In the future, we might even recreate the smell of the moon, Mars, Mercury or any place in the universe, provided we have the right chemical information. In fact, we can even recreate the smell of the heart of the galaxy—astronomers searching for animo acids in Sagittarius B2, a vast dust cloud in the middle of the Milky Way, have reported that due to a substance called ethyl formate, it smells and tastes of raspberries and rum—much more pleasant than seared steak and metal.
that is so fucking scary and magnificent and excellent let's go to space
Okay I'll end this post with something also excellent
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