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Joined August 2026
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The colorful remnants of dying stars!
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Andromeda ✨
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matching pfps idea for your best pals:
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NASA took a photo of the Sun smiling at Earth 🌞 📷 NASA
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when did that happen.
you’re pregnant again, aries.
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But do aliens believe in me
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Y’all be saying “def” cuz y’all can’t spell defanently. I peeped.
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When you high as hell but someone knocked on the door so you gotta lock in
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to whom it may concern; todays press conference will be rescheduled in favor of recent events. usually id make a public statement but, uh, ive learned that you all use this app way more often. saves me from having to get up and go out. lol. - sans.
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Umm…. Gaster Dings Died? Whose that?
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BREAKING 🚨: NASA has just discovered a massive new crater on the Moon from an undetected impact two years ago The crater is bigger than the Roman Colosseum
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Planetary Parade Over Stonehenge🌌✨
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11 years ago today, Sans made his debut in ‘Undertale.’ He became an internet icon, making countless appearances in YouTube animations and memes throughout the years.
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11 years!!!! ^.^ time goes by so fast
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"We are a way for the cosmos to know itself." — Carl Sagan
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11 years of blooming flowers and singing birds. all these years have certainly weighed on these old bones, though. lol.
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Jupiter and its four Galilean Moons!
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The supernova responsible for the Crab Nebula was observed in 1054 and cataloged as a “guest star” by Chinese astronomers. Over the past two decades, we’ve been able to map the changes in the cloud of debris left behind by this explosion. #MondayMotivation
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