Wow, look at this.
... I took the long picture linked above, and I split it into two for wallpaper for my twin monitors. Looks awesome.
Update:
Al points to Astronomy picture of the Day, which I'd neglected though I've known it since the nineties. It's a rich source with thousands of interesting pictures.
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http://www.robgendlerastropics.com/Einstein.html
Thanks.
Outstanding source, thank you.
Particularly many on this page
http://www.robgendlerastropics.com/Whatsnew.html
Are big and sharp.
Based on that twin monitor setup there one might almost think you were doing something worthwhile instead of just running a titty site.
I should maybe say nudie site as you show plenty of snatch. Not quite in Husler biology textbook gynecological detail but still.
The famous astro-photographer Adam Block lives in Tucson AZ and his work can easlily be found. Try for starters, or just google his name. Adam Block is the program coordinator and primary presenter at the Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter, part of The University of Arizona Science.
The famous astro-photographer Adam Block lives in Tucson AZ and his work can easlily be found. Try http://chewdawg.org/ for starters, or just google his name. Adam Block is the program coordinator and primary presenter at the Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter, part of The University of Arizona Science.
Wait, where does the famous astro-photographer Adam Block live?
Eolake: NASA publishes an astronomy photo of the day here: http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html You can search the archives. Some of them are quate beautiful.
Ah yes, that's a good site.
Does Adam Block work there? I hear he's a famous astro-photographer.
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