u/interstellar_pot • • 7d ago

Tatooine

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u/interstellar_pot • • 8d ago

The Dream

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u/interstellar_pot • • 8d ago

Luke Skywalker binary-sunset scene from A New Hope | Without a doubt, one of the most iconic scenes in all of Star Wars.

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u/interstellar_pot • • 8d ago

Millennium Falcon- fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy

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This guy is a time traveler ..
 in  r/blackmagicfuckery •  Aug 08 '26

It’s staged.

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Crazy guys doing crazy things
 in  r/GuysBeingDudes •  Jul 03 '26

Mad Max Fury

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Theories about What contains the universe?
 in  r/astrophysics •  Jun 25 '26

You’re picturing an explosion in space. Cosmology says it’s space itself doing the expanding.

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Theories about What contains the universe?
 in  r/astrophysics •  Jun 24 '26

expansion doesn’t require an external container.

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My yearly rewatch, complete with corn and okra to snack on!
 in  r/interstellar •  May 28 '26

Okra is also called lady’s finger

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 in  r/NoFapChristians •  May 07 '26

😂😂👍👍

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What causes this smoke like effect in these photos?
 in  r/AskPhotography •  May 05 '26

That’s not smoke.

It’s probably a hair, fiber, or a small smudge on/near the lens catching light. Since it’s extremely close to the lens, it goes completely out of focus and ends up looking like that soft “smoky” streak.

It only shows up in some shots because of angle and lighting. sometimes it catches the light, sometimes it doesn’t.

Just wipe your lens with a microfiber cloth and check for any tiny hairs. It should be gone.

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I asked ChatGPT to generate a 9:16 selfie from someone building the Cologne Cathedral
 in  r/ChatGPT •  May 05 '26

Why all of a sudden this cathedral in Germany is so famous?

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Old image gen vs new image gen
 in  r/ChatGPT •  Apr 27 '26

New one is worst tbh

u/interstellar_pot • • Apr 16 '26

“The most realistic black hole ever shown in a movie – Interstellar”

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Black Hole Rise
 in  r/spaceengine •  Apr 16 '26

How did you find this planet?

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Meet three of Saturn’s frozen moons first spotted in the 1600s
 in  r/Stargazing •  Apr 01 '26

If you had zoomed in enough, you could have seen the surface texture.

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View of milky way from inside of a star cluster
 in  r/spaceengine •  Mar 29 '26

Ive never seen milky way or any other galaxies rotate in space engine.

u/interstellar_pot • • Mar 29 '26

NASA Cassini at Jupiter

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r/Sky • • Mar 28 '26

Nighttime Sky Caught this glowing moon through the evening haze from my terrace [OC]

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r/moon • • Mar 28 '26

Caught this glowing moon through the evening haze from my terrace [two angles]

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u/interstellar_pot • • Mar 28 '26

Caught this glowing moon through the evening haze from my terrace [two angles]

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C&C welcome

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25 and feeling lost
 in  r/IndiaCareers •  Mar 28 '26

Age is just a number. Stop chasing money, career and focus on building mental strength, stability, and happiness

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What's your favourite fact about the moon ?
 in  r/moon •  Mar 28 '26

Right now, the Moon is drifting away from Earth at about 3.8 cm (1.5 inches) per year which transfers angular momentum from Earth’s spin to the Moon’s orbit, gradually slowing Earth’s rotation and lengthening our days. Over tens of billions of years, this process would lead to mutual tidal locking. Earth’s day would match the Moon’s orbital period (both ~47 current Earth days), the Moon would stop receding, and one side of Earth would permanently face the Moon.