GUERILLA TOSS (@guerilla_toss) 's Twitter Profile
GUERILLA TOSS

@guerilla_toss

Burnt @BANDCAMP Rockers –cum– @SUBPOP Party-Gods. BurnDown: #VAPORWAVE/#HYPERPOP. 'Trippy Guybrush' Triptid's da man,, §SUDO_WATLEY lives! #JERRY_PHISH $VBATMAN

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Amber •°☆ (@p0rple_rasberry) 's Twitter Profile Photo
Amber •°☆
@p0rple_rasberry

2 years ago

#Hyperpop #art

#Hyperpop #art
Hubble (@nasahubble) 's Twitter Profile Photo
Hubble
@nasahubble

a year ago

The pink regions in this #HubbleFriday view show "H-alpha regions" – which are glowing, star-forming clouds of gas. They shine from the spiral arms of the galaxy IC 1954, which is located about 45 million light-years away: go.nasa.gov/4eFyBgm

The pink regions in this #HubbleFriday view show "H-alpha regions" – which are glowing, star-forming clouds of gas. They shine from the spiral arms of the galaxy IC 1954, which is located about 45 million light-years away: go.nasa.gov/4eFyBgm
starlight ✨ 星明かり (@starlight_ai) 's Twitter Profile Photo
starlight ✨ 星明かり
@starlight_ai

a year ago

#vaporwave #AI #grok2

#vaporwave #AI #grok2
Hubble (@nasahubble) 's Twitter Profile Photo
Hubble
@nasahubble

a year ago

An 11/10 view 🤩 N11 is an energetic region of star formation. This #HubbleClassic view shows the network of gas clouds and star clusters that reside in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy to our Milky Way. For more on Hubble's N11 studies: go.nasa.gov/4gR8Xao

An 11/10 view 🤩 N11 is an energetic region of star formation. This #HubbleClassic view shows the network of gas clouds and star clusters that reside in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy to our Milky Way. For more on Hubble's N11 studies: go.nasa.gov/4gR8Xao
NASA Webb Telescope (@nasawebb) 's Twitter Profile Photo
NASA Webb Telescope
@nasawebb

a year ago

Though not a comet, Centaur 29P does have active outbursts that vary in intensity every 6-8 weeks. With Webb, scientists discovered a new jet of carbon monoxide, as well as jets of carbon dioxide, marking this as the first definitive detection of CO2 on this object.

Though not a comet, Centaur 29P does have active outbursts that vary in intensity every 6-8 weeks. With Webb, scientists discovered a new jet of carbon monoxide, as well as jets of carbon dioxide, marking this as the first definitive detection of CO2 on this object.