I managed to lock me up in one of the highest towers in my mental castle, there I am alone in a room with my books and movies. Reading my book in the dim light of the fireplace as I stretch my feet closer to it to get warm. Sometimes I giggle to myself!

Born #OnThisDay in 1900 was Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin. In her doctoral thesis she concluded stars are primarily composed of hydrogen & helium, an idea dismissed by the establishment of the day. It was later described as "the most brilliant PhD thesis ever written in astronomy."

There was a day long time ago, it was a stormy day with thunder and lightening and I went outside and I looked at the sky and wish for being able to understand people! the voice in my head said are you sure that you want it? you will be in pain and you will feel lonely

Hype of aliens!

From @noirlabastro.bsky.social: 👀 This Image of the Week looks like it was taken through a piece of glass, but it was not! Those glowing vertical streaks in the top right are light pillars, captured by a CloudCam at the Gemini North Telescope. #astronomy 📷: Gemini/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/J. Pollard

14:42 on Tuesday May 5th, over the North Atlantic Ocean

Earthset during the #ArtemisII mission on April 6th! Amazing! 🤯 Credit: NASA / Christina Koch / Riccardo Rossi 🧪🔭🐡

I feel the blues

Happy Earth day!

Is something happening to Betelgeuse? I mean the star

Jupiter taken by Voyager 2 - From Ian Regan - https://flic.kr/p/8wi2Ey

+What in hell could stop me from it? ~I would like to stop you, I would have come sooner if I could! I spotted you a week ago and then lost you. +And why do you want to stop me?

And I am being strangled by the long skinny hands of stress!

Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow

Yesterday was a great day! I had dinner with friends and after that I went to see Hans Zimmer and at the end I the night I went to the roof and I saw Jupyter in all it’s glory though the telescope

Newest release of #Jupiter aurora from program 17408. Observation date 2025-10-17, but released a few days ago. www.planetarylightshow.com/jupiter/prop... Credit: Planetary Light Show

The joyful moment of today was seeing the clouds!

Our new hat!

My neck hurts and I am burned out! #PhD_life

My neck hurts from too much screen time!

UN..cultured.

Some days I feel so angry and stuck and board that literally lose my interest in living!

A Catherine O'Hara appreciation post! Thank you for everything. I'll love you forever

This is tragically beautiful.

Today we made another awesome phd hat! We are great hat makers!

This book really makes me believe in love!

Photo by Ben James McEvoy Bending the Light Photography #Canada Goodnight

Sometimes being in the middle of math an physics makes a lot of problems, for example my thesis looked fine by my physics professor but need many many corrections in form and writing by my second professor!

The visualisation / animation from NASA SVS that shows #ArtemisII leaving Earth and punching through the magnetosphere is very good! If I were doing presentations, this is the one I would use - highlighting Earth's protective magnetosphere. Go here: svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5622/ 🔭

Happy First Contact Day 🖖🏽

Couldn’t see the MAPS comet because of the dumb cloudy whether in Germany 😕😕😕

“We are a way for the universe to know itself.”

Northern Lights Forecast: 10 States May See Aurora Wednesday

What ging movies with people in cinema is magical

Friends like rocky are rare, if you have one, hug them!

“Vice President JD Vance thinks aliens are visiting earth and that they are Demons” is the most “I wish Carl Sagan were alive” moment I’ve had in a while.

Amen! #BookSky

The last 5 years have convinced me that aliens visiting Earth wouldn’t be a big news story 2 months later.

So happy to finally share this: I made a long-form comic about Hawking radiation for Physics Today! Although it's a short read, I hope it sucks you in ;) physicstoday.aip.org/features/bla...

Very Large Telescope image of Arp 271, also known as NGC 5426 and NGC 5427. This pair of interacting galaxies was the final image captured by the VIsible Multi-Object Spectrograph (VIMOS) instrument before it was decommissioned in 2018. Credit: ESO, Juan Carlos Muñoz Source

Oh wow, finally some good news for people with psoriasis!

Happy Nowruz

Feel like a brand new person (but you make the same ol' mistakes) Well, I don't care, I'm in love (stop before it's too late, I know) Feel like a brand new person (but you make the same ol' mistakes) I finally know what it's like (you don't have what it takes) (Stop before it's too late) 🎶🎵🎼

Ireland’s one of my favorite countries, absolutely love it. I still have much to explore but here’s a post on one of my favorite cities in Ireland, Kilkenny: 🍀 🐑 🇮🇪 itravelforthestars.com/kilkenny-tra...

Well well, I am 90 percent done with my thesis!