The Relevance of Swank
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I'm George. 19 Atlanta.
I love music, fashion, books, and the cosmos so if you like this stuff too we should get along!!
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landofcool:

“Silk Pillow” - Childish Gambino ft. Beck

Thought I’d bless y’all with a dope beat and some nice lyrics …

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expose-the-light: NGC 1579: Trifid of the North  Colorful NGC 1579 resembles the better known Trifid Nebula, but lies much farther north in planet Earth’s sky, in the heroic constellation Perseus. About 2,100 light-years away and 3 light-years across, NGC 1579 is, like the Trifid, a study in contrasting blue and red colors, with dark dust lanes prominent in the nebula’s central regions. In both, dust reflects starlight to produce beautiful blue reflection nebulae. But unlike the Trifid, in NGC 1579 the reddish glow is not emission from clouds of glowing hydrogen gas excited by ultraviolet light from a nearby hot star. Instead, the dust in NGC 1579 drastically diminishes, reddens, and scatters the light from an embedded, extremely young, massive star, itself a strong emitter of the characteristic red hydrogen alpha light.
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