doctorbluesmanreturns:

tammycat:

i had a dream i went to nintendo and they revealed to me that all this time the real pokemon designer was this Russian guy named Vladimir Pokemondesigner and i asked him why he named jigglypuff that and he said “is puff. is jiggly. are you a jokester?” and crushed my head like an empty soda can

triptrippy:

steam: your friend started playing undertale!

steam: your friend started playing undertale!

steam: your friend started playing undertale!

steam: your friend started playing undertale!

steam: your friend started playing undertale!

steam: your friend started playing undertale!

steam: your friend started playing undertale!

me: hows that flowey fight going for ya buddy

kyraneko:

221cbakerstreet:

tilthat:

TIL if the space between the Earth and the Sun were filled with air, the Sun would be louder than a train horn. We, on Earth, would constantly hear it at 125 decibels – for comparison, a train horn 1 meter away comes in at 120 decibels.

via reddit.com

In space, no one can hear you [TRAIN HORN]

I want to hear the Sun now.

(Also: “Music of the Spheres?” Stars are spherical, and apparently they are also musical. Calling it.)

tariqah:

The Sentinel islands have a rumoured population of around 40-66 people like presently, and you’re trying to introduce diseases to these people who have no immunity to them because you want to spread Christianity even tho they don’t fucking speak English… and then if you get killed by them, that’s your stupidity, no one else should care

solarpunkfuturenow:

It’s time to make a stand, we rise together or fall alone. America once a global leader now an outlier for the loonies and autocrats needs to rejoin the rest of the world and acknowledge the difficulties and tough solutions that lie ahead. If bonnie Scotland can show the way ahead in renewable energy (far better than England) then all nations can make a difference and despite the dark place the world appears to be in there can be a brighter future. I’m not giving up yet. I hope those across the pond don’t either. Blimey this is way more important than Brexit…

Climate change will severely affect US economy: Report

solvoid-lunarpunk:

~ the pondering muse🌙

If you haven’t gotten to read about the new climate report that just came out after Thanksgiving, here’s some of the highlights.

– Low Income and marginalized communities, including reservations, women and people with mental illnesses and/or disabilities will be hit the hardest.

– Temperatures, sea levels, and extreme weather events are on the rise and will hinder trade. So, production, manufacturing, and supply chains will be hit.

– The Midwest will see a 75% reduction in corn production and 25%+ reduction in soybean yields. Other foodstuffs were not listed, but you can assume they will be hit hard as well and that E.Coli contamination will only get worse with rising temperatures.

– Air pollution and ozone will skyrocket along with the health issues they cause.

– Food and water-bourne diseases, as well as ticks and lyme disease will skyrocket.

– Asthma and allergies will be on the rise.

– The Midwest alone could see at least 2,000 premature deaths per year due to temperatures by 2090. 

– Annual GDP loss will be in the hundreds of billions per year.

– Half a billion work hours will be lost due to rising temperatures by 2100. I’m assuming this is per year.

– West Nile, Zika, Dengue, and Chikungunya cases are expected to rise with West Nile cases doubling by 2050.

– 6x more forest area burning annually by 2050.

– Dependable water will be iffy.

– Dependable electricity will be iffy with rolling blackouts and power failures.

– Real estate will skyrocket due to migrations caused by rising sea levels.

– The Midwest will start to resemble Las Vegas or Phoenix when it comes to days over 100 degrees in the summer. On average at least two months with temperatures over 100 in the summer.

– Permafrost melt will cause carbon dioxide and methane to significantly amplify climate change.

– No sea ice for the Arctic in summer.

Climate change will shrink US economy and kill thousands, government report warns 

Climate change will severely affect US economy: Report