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(Reblogged from randomruthness)
yseult: 18th century poesy ring. Inscription reads: Many are the stars I see but in my eye no star like thee. View high resolution

yseult:

18th century poesy ring.

Inscription reads: Many are the stars I see but in my eye no star like thee.

(Reblogged from treasurefield)
newsflick: Ethereal clouds of dust and gas are illuminated by stars in the giant elliptical galaxy Centaurus A, captured in unprecedented detail by the Hubble space telescope. The photograph was taken with Hubble’s most sophisticated instrument, the Wide Field Camera 3. It combines images from multiple wavelengths to reveal a dusty region of the galaxy. (NASA/ESA/Hubble Collaboration/PA) View high resolution

newsflick:

Ethereal clouds of dust and gas are illuminated by stars in the giant elliptical galaxy Centaurus A, captured in unprecedented detail by the Hubble space telescope. The photograph was taken with Hubble’s most sophisticated instrument, the Wide Field Camera 3. It combines images from multiple wavelengths to reveal a dusty region of the galaxy. (NASA/ESA/Hubble Collaboration/PA)

(Reblogged from newsflick)
cinoh: Barton Lidice Benes: Archive  from little paper planes

cinoh:

Barton Lidice Benes: Archive  from little paper planes

(Reblogged from cinoh-deactivated20120915)
NIGHT WITH HER TRAIN OF STARS AND HER GREAT GIFT OF SLEEP by Edward Robert Hughes

NIGHT WITH HER TRAIN OF STARS AND HER GREAT GIFT OF SLEEP

by Edward Robert Hughes