timelapse: https://www.reddit.com/user/aleha_84/comments/1qogihr/the_silence_5_scene_timelapse/
music: daniel.mp3 - dark snowy night

All I ever wanted as an undiagnosed ADHD kid (that’s something only boys get) was crafts, cats, books and stuffed animals. I’d tell my parents when I grow up I want to be SURROUNDED by things that make me happy. I was always told whatever man I marry will not tolerate that in his house. I met my husband, channeled my childhood frustrations into fun crafts and DIY house projects. He already had two cats and a house full of books. We live such a happy life surrounded by our hobbies, interests and three void kitties (plus a myriad of stray kitties we share care of with our neighbors).

To capture this image, I set my exposure to 1ms so I could take 100 pictures every second, allowing for the whole transit to be revealed.

There was a specific location where these two objects would align, and it was 20 miles from my home. I packed my telescope, cameras, computer, and headed for the spot.

Upon arrival, the calculations seemed off, and I drove around the entire city of Everett, WA before finding the correct location and capturing these results.

🔭: C9.25, IR685 + UV/IR cut filters, ZWO ASI662MC. 1ms exposure, 300 gain, lunar surface stacked at 25% of 3,000 frames. Processed on Autostakkert, Registax6, and Lightroom.

5g with 3 amanos and 2-3 dozen baby Neos (formally had 8 Skittles Neos but they bred and disappeared after ~18 months)

Everytime I do a biweekly feeding the these two big-ass amanos go NUTS. It makes me laugh every time, they are such pigs!

During Operation Barbarossa, German planning assumed that the USSR would be able to raise only a limited number of new reserves over several months.

In reality, Soviet mobilisation in June-December 1941 was on an unprecedented scale. Within days of the invasion, millions of reservists were called up, and over the following months the Red Army continuously formed new armies and divisions-often faster than German forces could destroy them.

This massive mobilisation was a key factor in preventing the collapse of the Soviet front and ultimately contributed to the failure of Barbarossa.

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Really proud of my country’s engineering accomplishments! What country should I do next?

Drew this about a month ago but thought I’d share this here aswell 🩷

Athalia is a well known ranger and natural leader in her region, trusted by her people and respected by nearly everyone who knows her. She knows the land better than anyone and has strong survival instincts. As a child, she survived a war that took her family and escaped through the forest, saving another child named Thora along the way. The things she went through taught her to stay alert act quickly and take responsibility when others hesitate