Someone once said: "Hah carcir nah ch'a sprint, hah carcir ch'a marathon. In'a til mah ch'a csact'i" -- "It is not a sprint, it is a marathon. One step at a time" in cheunh language --
Maybe you're looking for a drink? 🍹
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Add the crème de cassis to the bottom of the glass, then top up with wine.
Maybe you're interested in checking out my stats? 🐣
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Maybe you're looking to see something about our universe? 🔭
An unassuming region in the constellation Taurus holds these dark and dusty nebulae. Scattered through the scene, stars in multiple star systems are forming within their natal Taurus molecular cloud complex some 450 light-years away. Millions of years young and still going through stellar adolescence, the stars are variable in brightness and in the late phases of their gravitational collapse. Known as T-Tauri class stars they tend to be faint and take on a yellowish hue in the image. One of the brightest T-Tauri stars in Taurus, V773 (aka HD283447) is near the center of the telescopic frame that spans over 1 degree. Toward the top is the dense, dark marking on the sky cataloged as Barnard 209.
Maybe you're looking for some cool animal pictures? 👁️
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