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Hello, my name is Alex!

I like poetry, hair, patterns, 8-bit stuff, languages (especially lojban), flowers, and just people in general.

I'll also frequently post homestuck, Pokémon and Adventure Time stuff.

I like all kinds of music (Los Campesinos!, La Dispute, James Blake, Geotic, Weezer, Nicolas Jaar, Death Cab For Cutie, Brother Android, Pink Floyd, Anamanaguchi, My Chemical Romance, These New Puritans and many more).

I make art sometimes too!.

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complex: Comet Hale-Bopp, photographed by MSX-Spirit III, 1996.
MSX (“Midcourse Space Experiment”) was a satellite launched by the US Department of Defense’s Ballistic Missile Defense Organisation as a testbed for technologies that could track ICBMs from space, but also photographed several comets and asteroids. This image is from the observations of either June or October 1996, before Hale-Bopp reached perihelion. 
The interrelation of space exploration and the military-industrial complex should not be underestimated.
Image credit: BMDO/NASA. ageofdestruction:

complex: Comet Hale-Bopp, photographed by MSX-Spirit III, 1996.
MSX (“Midcourse Space Experiment”) was a satellite launched by the US Department of Defense’s Ballistic Missile Defense Organisation as a testbed for technologies that could track ICBMs from space, but also photographed several comets and asteroids. This image is from the observations of either June or October 1996, before Hale-Bopp reached perihelion. 
The interrelation of space exploration and the military-industrial complex should not be underestimated.
Image credit: BMDO/NASA.
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    ageofdestruction:

    complex: Comet Hale-Bopp, photographed by MSX-Spirit III, 1996.

    MSX (“Midcourse Space Experiment”) was a satellite launched by the US Department of Defense’s Ballistic Missile Defense Organisation as a testbed for technologies that could track ICBMs from space, but also photographed several comets and asteroids. This image is from the observations of either June or October 1996, before Hale-Bopp reached perihelion. 

    The interrelation of space exploration and the military-industrial complex should not be underestimated.

    Image credit: BMDO/NASA.

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