Path of Totality

Vladimir Putin reunites with one of his childhood schoolteachers. The screen is heartwarming, but not epic.

What National Socialists Did to Rapists Video provided by… @Facts_Are_Antisemitic_911

White America

The answer to 1984…. is 1933.

Northern Lights over Finland

#ScienceSaturday No. 67 (Special Monday Labor Day Edition) Comet Nishimura A comet recently discovered by Japanese amateur astronomer Hideo Nishimura is garnering attention from NASA and skywatchers alike. Though currently not visible to the naked eye, this status may soon change. NASA has noted the comet’s steady increase in brightness since its discovery. Furthermore, astronomers have now charted the comet’s future trajectory through the inner solar system. A significant event for the comet is on the horizon; its perihelion, or the point of closest approach to the Sun, is predicted for September 17. https://news.yahoo.com/newly-spotted-comet-may-soon-193000700.html

7’3” Jakob Nacken (221 cm), the tallest German soldier of WW2, chatting with 5’7” (170 cm) Eddie Worth, AP photographer.

Love Tames the Force, by Angelo Graf

Art by Gustav Klimt.

Sunday State of Mind Everything in Its Right Place It’s not how I feel about the state of the world, it’s how I feel about the state of my mind. — featured is the intro. scene to Vanilla Sky (2001)

#ScienceSaturday No. 66 (Late Sunday Edition) Pismis 24, the core cluster of the War & Peace Nebula in the Scorpius constellation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_6357#Pismis_24

Stokksnes, Iceland

“Better to die of passion… than to die of boredom.” — quote attributed to Émile Zola

A Road to the Stars Somewhere in Arizona, southwest United States.

Most superior body-builder pose of the post-1945 era.