This Is Pictures.

[ohthejosh]

I was actually thinking about this place in GT5 folks;

[brianao34]

I was actually thinking about this place in GT5 folks;

I don't see it

[ohthejosh]

Really, the turbine things on the ceiling, the white tiled sides, the dark top side, the lighting?

[TwoJ's]

Explanation: In this evocative night skyscape a starry band of the Milky Way climbs over Yosemite Valley, Sierra Nevada Range, planet Earth. Jupiter is the brightest celestial beacon on the wintry scene, though. Standing nearly opposite the Sun in the constellation Taurus, the wandering planet joins yellowish Aldebaran and the Hyades star cluster. Below, Orion always comes up sideways over a fence of mountains. And from there the twin stars of Gemini rise just across the Milky Way. As this peaceful winter night began, they followed Auriga the charioteer, its alpha star Capella near the top of the frame.




Explanation: Splendors seldom seen are revealed in this glorious picture from Saturn's shadow. Imaged by Cassini on October 17, 2012 during its 174th orbit, the ringed planet's night side is viewed from a perspective 19 degrees below the ring plane at a distance of about 800,000 kilometers with the Sun almost directly behind the planet. A 60 frame mosaic, images made with infrared, red, and violet filters were combined to create an enhanced, false-color view. Strongly backlit, the rings look bright away from the planet but dark in silhouette against the gas giant. Above center, they reflect a faint, eerie light on the cloud tops while Saturn casts its own dark shadow on the rings. A similar Cassini image from 2006 also featured planet Earth as a pale blue dot in the distance. Instead, this scene includes icy moons Enceladus (closer to the rings) and Tethys below the rings on the left.




Explanation: In front of a famous background of stars and galaxies lies some of Earth's more unusual trees. Known as quiver trees, they are actually succulent aloe plants that can grow to tree-like proportions. The quiver tree name is derived from the historical usefulness of their hollowed branches as dart holders. Occurring primarily in southern Africa, the trees pictured in the above 16-exposure composite are in Quiver Tree Forest located in southern Namibia. Some of the tallest quiver trees in the park are estimated to be about 300 years old. Behind the trees is light from the small town of Keetmanshoop, Namibia. Far in the distance, arching across the background, is the majestic central band of our Milky Way Galaxy. Even further in the distance, visible on the image left, are the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, smaller satellite galaxies of the Milky Way that are prominent in the skies of Earth's southern hemisphere.

[brianao34]

Really, the turbine things on the ceiling, the white tiled sides, the dark top side, the lighting?

Haha, oh sarcasm, why can't you travel over technology?

[ohthejosh]

Haha, oh sarcasm, why can't you travel over technology?

Because sarcasm is best understood audibly.
















but ;) faces help convey the sarcasm.;);););););)

Do want;

[SmokeE30]

Repost yes, awesome?, you know It


Edit appears my phone is under the influence of alcohol too disregard that

[Xat1cZ]

must watch from beginning..











































must watch from beginning... I like the last picture o_o

[decay]

(there's no fuckin maybe about it)

[bestwheelbase]

[Pantless Spency]

ohman thats hot.

[Kershaw]

that looks like someone poorly photoshopped it into space.

[decay]

RULES FGTS

[bikerbill2021]

ha damn, i used to have a folder in elementary school with that bad boy on it

nostalgia'n hard over here

[Massimo]