a classic fool

“Did you go anywhere fun over break?”

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Portrait of a Galaxy’s Life

New evidence from NASA’s Galaxy Evolution Explorer supports the long-held notion that many galaxies begin life as smaller spirals before transforming into larger, elliptical-shaped galaxies.
Examples of young, teenage and adult galaxies are shown here from left to right. The data making up these photos come from both the Galaxy Evolution Explorer and visible-light telescopes. Long-wavelength ultraviolet light is blue; short-wavelength ultraviolet light is green; and visible red light is red.
The galaxy on the left is NGC 300, a spiral located about seven million light-years away in the constellation Sculptor. Younger galaxies like this one tend to form more stars, and since new stars give off more ultraviolet and blue light, the galaxies appear blue.
The galaxy on the right is NGC 1316, located about 62 million light-years away in the constellation Fornax. It is an older elliptical. Older stars emit more red light, so this galaxy appears red.
The galaxies in the middle of the diagram represent the teenagers, which are on their way from becoming blue to red. The relatively small patches of ultraviolet light in these transitional galaxies indicate that star formation is winding down. The galaxy at center left is NGC 4569, located about four million light-years away in the constellation Virgo. The galaxy at center right is NGC 1291, located about 33 million light-years away in the constellation Eridanus.
Before the Galaxy Evolution Explorer launched more than four years ago, there weren’t a lot of examples of transitional galaxies, which made it difficult to demonstrate that galaxies mature from blue to red. The Galaxy Evolution Explorer allowed astronomers to find good examples of these elusive teenagers through its extensive catalog of tens of thousands of galaxies photographed in ultraviolet light.
Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/CTIO/Las Campanas/Palomar

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doctorwhowhathow:

Matt Smith helping Billie Piper park her car.

Strange to think they actually dated once.

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akashazombie:

“For the last 20 years of my life, I’ve been wearing something unrecognizable. I’ve been acting for 20 years now and I’ve been under the radar.”- Doug Jones

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0427964/?ref_=sr_1

Wow I know most of those characters and didn’t know they were the same person.

:O

Doug Jone is extra fabulous. And he’s a total sweetheart… With really long arms, lol.

P.S. You forgot Pencil Head from Mystery Men. ;)

Awesome post! I will forever love Billy Butcherson.

And people call Gary Oldman the modern man of 1000 faces

He was also the ‘sloth’ victim in Se7en. This guy is the best.

WOW! The sloth guy in Se7en FREAKS ME OUT.

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“Love Like A Sunset Part I & II” - Phoenix

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