I strain my eyes, hoping to see you again
So basically, I happen to be named Anthony, a name that I don't dislike too copiously. I currently live i Australia, though my aspirations include travelling the world over and living at least one other country if I survive long enough. I love to read. Especially dystopian texts and those that make you think. I enjoy movies that don't comply with common thought processes: those that again, make you think, and that strike you in such a way that evokes a notable reaction. Music is an amazing thing to me: I will not say it is my life, as that is an overused and not necessarily true term, but it is highly important to me. I enjoy drawing, and I'll admit that I'm not too bad at it. I want a friend: someone to confidently say hello to and be certain that they'll have a similar enthusiasm in talking to me that I show to them. That's all i really want. I wouldn't take that for granted: I'd be ecstatic if I could be sure that I have a friend. Maybe one day. (title inspired by Killswitch Engage)
Reblogged from ruineshumaines
Better Than A Van Gogh: NASA Visualizes All The World’s Ocean Currents. Our oceans are every bit as turbulent as “Starry Night.”
We imagine the ocean as having high tides and low tides, water that comes in and out in waves. Beyond that, how does water actually move around the world? What’s that flow look like?
What you’re looking at is the surface current flow (not anything deeper) of oceans around the world, recorded from 2006 to 2007. The white lines are the currents, and the darker blue colors of the water represent bathymetry (the fancy word for misnomer “ocean topography”).NASA Scientific Visualization Studio assembled this remarkable animation of the surface currents of our oceans. It’s called Perpetual Ocean, and the full work is 20 minutes of HD video, assembled from a huge amount of satellite, on location, and computational data generated by ECCO2 (Estimating the Circulation and Climate of the Ocean, Phase 2). ECCO2 itself exists to better understand our oceans and their role in the changing global climate.
Watch the video HERE.
Reblogged from littlecanuck
The Reverse Map of the World - If land masses dominated instead of water
I could just walk to everyone. No matter how far. ;w;
^yes.
Omg I’d be able to see everyone.
Everyone.
Everyone.
Woah.
Reblogged from ecocides
Common Kingfishers (Alcedo atthis) during copulation | image by Bohuš Číčel
Reblogged from spammo91
Polite cat
That little headbutt in the second one gave me diabetes.
Oh my god give me
DAMMIT.
“Excuse me, human. I would like a petting, please. Yes, thank you.”
“Um, excuse me, human? Human? Ah yes, I’d like another petting please. Ah, thank you.”
KITTEH
OMG THIS IS THE CUTEST EFFING THING EVER FOREVER REBLOG
I don’t even like cats, but my goodness, this is awesome. :’D
ooooh how I love cats TwT
(Source: toptumbles)
