Satomi & Yuuga, La Reconquista DVD BTS
S: Konnichiwa~
Y: …Is that really your greeting?
S: Sailor Moon, Tsukino Usagi, I’m Okubo Satomi.
Y: Well then, konbanwa~
(via sailorfailures)
Continue of apology with a Doctore SMILE :) smile Doctore love you! Remember every day for :) feelings in a hearts
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au in which twelve just really wants to go see star trek
Clara: Doctor, we have to stop the Daleks.
Doctor: Sod the fucking Daleks. I’m seeing this fucking movie and there is not a fucking thing anyone can do to fucking stop me. Now where can I get some fucking popcorn?
“I can’t believe they destroyed Vulcan in the reboot. What a bunch of fucking bullocks.”
(via crowfoot)
Vantablack
British researchers have created the ‘new black’ of the science world - and it is being dubbed super black.
The material absorbs all but 0.035 per cent of light, a new world record, and is so dark the human eye struggles to discern its shape and dimension, giving the appearance of a black hole.
Named Vantablack, or super black, it also conducts heat seven and half times more effectively than copper, and is ten times stronger than steel.
It is created by Surrey NanoSystems using carbon nanotubes, which are 10,000 thinner than human hair and so miniscule that light cannot get in but can pass into the gaps in between.
(via theladyem)
Yoshitaka Amano (circa 1994) -styled Garak and Bashir
30 Days of Doctor Who
Day 25: What’s your favorite Doctor Who art? Make sure to give the artist credit if it’s not yours!
It would have to be this piece by ladyyatexel, posted with her permission (many thanks!), part of her Music of Time piece, and also posted here. Also, do check out her art tag!
I love the whimsy of this piece, as well as the fact that this is a highly likely scenario—with a talented musician like Jamie on board the TARDIS, plus the Doctor’s own knack for the recorder, it is inevitable that there were jam sessions.
Aww~ It’s nice to see these two~ Thanks for posting me as your favorite, that’s very sweet!
(via rose-of-pollux)
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