Itâs about time someone got around to uncovering all the cheat codes for this âhuman beingâ software. Itâs only been out for like 10,000 years.
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Iâve used this technique for about a year, and I can safely say that it has efficiently transformed my sleeping habits from several hours of struggle to fall asleep, to passing out in a matter of minutes.
Itâs a form of Alexander Technique. Itâs a technique that was designed for actors to keep their body in ready working condition and give it the best way to perform. This is the method used to calm, and center the body. Once the body is at that point it can perform anything you want it to.
Reblogging for later reference after I tried it earlier today to try to calm down. It actually does help a lot, not just for sleep but if you have problems with anxiety.
My default mental setting is âvibrating intensely in the background.â After doing this, I felt noticeably calm and relaxed – I wasnât as fixated on my breathing, I wasnât tense, my movements werenât jerky and I didnât feel like I had to be as tense as possible to be under control. 10/10 would recommend.
me gonna try it
dont wanna reblog but insomnia is a bitch for some ppl so heres for my mutuals having trouble sleeping.
This one is technically not yet history, because at the time of posting, the little craft has about half an hour left to go. Â That said, letâs proceed.
In 2017, NASAâs Cassini space probe ended its twenty-year mission at Saturn. Â After a nearly-seven-year-long journey there, it orbited the ringed planet for 13 years and just over two months, gathering copious amounts of information about the planet, said rings, and many of its moons. Â It landed an ESA probe called Huygens on Titan, the first-ever soft landing in the outer Solar System. Â It discovered lakes, seas, and rivers of methane on Titan, geysers of water erupting from Enceladus (and passed within 50 miles of that moonâs surface), and found gigantic, raging hurricanes at both of Saturnâs poles. Â
And the images it returned are beautiful enough to make you weep.
On this day in 2017, with the fuel for Cassiniâs directional thrusters running low, the probe was de-orbited into the Saturnian atmosphere to prevent any possibility of any contamination of possible biotic environments on Titan or Enceladus. Â The remaining thruster fuel was used to keep the radio dish pointed towards Earth so the probe could transmit information about the upper atmosphere of Saturn while it was burning up due to atmospheric friction.
This is us at our best. Â We spent no small amount of money on a nuclear-powered robot, launched it into space, sent it a billion miles away, and worked with it for two decades just to learn about another planet. Â And when the repeatedly-extended missions were through, we made the little craft sacrifice itself like a samurai, performing its duty as long as it could while it became a shooting star in the Saturnian sky.
Rhea occulting Saturn
Water geysers on Enceladus
Strange Iapetus
Look at this gorgeousness
A gigantic motherfucking storm in Saturnâs northern hemisphere
Tethys
This image is from the surface of a moon of a planet at least 746 million miles away. Â Sweet lord
Mimas
Vertical structures in the rings. Â Holy shit
Titan and Dione occulting Saturn, rings visible
Little Daphnis making gravitational ripples in the rings
Thatâs here. Â Thatâs home. Â Thatâs all of us that ever lived.
If the reports were accurate, this was certainly a very interesting development. Both for the Empire and themselves.
The Initiative hadnât had much chance to study the technology of Chozo Power Armors in-depth, the one partial sample theyâd managed to acquire still proving rather daunting to study even after a decade of dedicated, cautious research.
Still, what little theyâd managed to learn had opened up various alternative approaches and innovations in current GDI biotechnology, even helping to cause a breakthrough in their side-research on Inusannon technologies.
And given how incredibly lethal a certain Chozo suit-user was, any further insight regarding Chozo suits was definitely worth finding out about.
Considering how these reports were of Imperial Black Ops, Red might have to go to Astrid or Rebecca to learn more about it. Â This intel didnât seem to be confirmed yet, but if anyone knew about it, it was those two.
And so, off Red went to meet Astrid. Under the guise of a casual visit to the Empire, he’d met with the goddess once again.
“Hey, Astrid. Just thought I’d drop by.” he greeted with a small, friendly wave. “If I may talk to you about a little something? It just cropped up; and I thought you might need to know.”
If the reports were accurate, this was certainly a very interesting development. Both for the Empire and themselves.
The Initiative hadnât had much chance to study the technology of Chozo Power Armors in-depth, the one partial sample theyâd managed to acquire still proving rather daunting to study even after a decade of dedicated, cautious research.
Still, what little theyâd managed to learn had opened up various alternative approaches and innovations in current GDI biotechnology, even helping to cause a breakthrough in their side-research on Inusannon technologies.
And given how incredibly lethal a certain Chozo suit-user was, any further insight regarding Chozo suits was definitely worth finding out about.
Wanted to draw the Ivara frame, since sheâs my main, then realized I have no decent references and the gameâs stuck patching so no way to get in and make screenshots.
SO instead I just drew a concept of an alternate, skin with a matching long cloak that covers her (because I really would like a ranger-like cloak that reaches the ground and actually covers you up). Very simple, with some gold thrown in to make it look a bit prime-ish. Probably looks like it has drawn a lot of inspiration from other frames, but then again, I am not a concept artist. I generally just draw cute girls for a living XD
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