katt, migrating 🌟 🌈 @starkatt@awoo.space

@Roady_Dragonfae They really, really, really suit you.

@Roady_Dragonfae Stunning. Gorgeous.

Am I posting too many of these?

Binary ammonia worlds with life.

Water world terraforming candidate w/ carbon-based life; Veil Nebula East.

https://awoo.space/media/qAfVT5T91Vd6ZjxCkpU https://awoo.space/media/kRbxmQ5nypbHcgiL2Fg

@green it snowed on my pretty good while I was working outside down in Federal Way.

@Oneironott yeah I read most of that album that way, but until I re-parsed it, Knowledge just didn't fit :)

@Eve@witches.town hi I feel like I haven't seen you in a bit! Nice to have you around 💜

Realized this morning that I'd been *completely* misreading "Knowledge".

The phrase "the 99 percent" isn't being used in the Occupy sense. That's a misdirection. The song isn't about affluence, it's about being hated for choosing to be something outside of what society deems acceptable.

Weather update: pausing for gas in Chehalis. It's snowing pretty good but the roads are merely wet, not snowpacked or icy :)

@Aradia@mastodon.social thank you. That means a lot.

@sev@witches.town gosh. Being addressed that way feels really, really nice. I love you too and will do my best to stay intact :)

Update: winter storm warning for this afternoon through tomorrow morning, and I'm planning on being back in Seattle tonight and at work the next day.

Fun!

Update: there's a ton of snow between Seattle and Portland!

Also this Honda Fit is a whole lot less stable on slippery roads than my old Jeep XJ was.

Glad I left early :)

@mcmoots@a.weirder.earth y'know I don't think I ever explicitly noticed this rule but heck it makes language make a lot more sense.

"affect" (noun) is a hella important concept but it means like four subtly different things depending on context so it's tricky to actually introduce.

shiver me jorts, matey!

A *preposterously* trivial thing that I somehow find annoying: when people pronounce the TV show "Stranger Things" with the emphasis on the first word instead of the second.

Do y'all have anything like that?

I don't actually know if a planet like that could exist for long without boiling away?

That's hotter than the surface of the sun.

Sadly I didn't get a screengrab, but I found a wild planet the other day.

Metallic world orbiting _really_ close to a B-class star. 22 earth masses and 5.2G surface gravity.

...also a silicate-iron atmosphere at 17 million atm pressure, and a surface temperature of just under 10,000K.

...it wasn't visibly rendered as such, but that's a massive boiling ball of slag.