Oh Man💔💔💔

wahhh nine gijinka w a g,hh

THOSE R THE KINDA QUESTIONS IM ALWAYS ASKING MAN like? when did space probes start becoming sentient? why did they become sentient?? what’s the rest of the world like in 17776??

uhh and other species did stop dying too like,, here in chapter 11

the dog here is like at least 2000 yrs old!! thats great cuz if pets kept dying then i think humanity would be pretty different

it makes sense tat other species also stopped dying,, it would be rlly odd if we were the only ones that stopped aging cuz humans aren’t actually as special as we say we are. we’re all animals in the end yk., so if that was the case why is it that specifically us that became immortal??

Uhh uhh and to OP!! i think u should absolutely write about that perspective!! its such an interesting idea i need to read it 🙏 “what weather forecasts will look like in the future…” ehheheeehe

where do they mention weather and climate change getting even worse than it already is tho?? ik it got to a point where new york is just gone and florida is barely there but i forgot the cause or if they even explained it at all 💔 but it is kinda scary tho ,,where you and everything around u stops changing, but at the same time. everything IS changing

we knowbarely anythin about the world in 17776 other than football… and so many questions left unanswered from nine’s list

man i hope 50007 gives us more of those answers

so so deeply tempted to write something about 17776 from the perspective of a meteorologist . having to watch the climate get worse and worse . witnessing storm surges get so bad they leave very, very little left to survive (well, people don’t die. but i forgot if plants & animals do. in that case, they die and it’s sad. and we’re still living through it). and it happens again. again. again. and you’re still collecting data, still watching the seasons go by, still working and still making reports. it feels like every day reaches a new “hottest day recorded” or “worst tornado in united states history”, no?

happy 35 years of countless discoveries!!! also happy 15786th birthday to the guy with 5 lines

Happy 35th birthday to the Hubble Soace telescope. This NASA webpage gives us the opportunity to see one image from each of the 35 years.

Murderbot is such a neurodivergent power fantasy. It can

- store unlimited media and watch it privately

- turn down sensory organs that are bothering it

- look at stuff without its eyes

- cross reference its data storage when it doesn't know what to say

- program "human-like behavior"

- super duper kill the shit out of anyone that fucks with it

got obsessed with the space telescopes for a lil while hehehe. revamped my designs for jwst and hst and tried my hand at designing some of the other "great observatories" as well! i like to think hubble, spitzer, and chandra are all siblings (and james is just kinda crashing the party here).

some extra thoughts under the readmore

so theres four great observatories, but the fourth, compton, was purposefully de-orbited and burnt up in the atmosphere. haven't designed her yet, but her death haunts the other space telescopes a lot hehe.

hubble was the first of the siblings to be launched, with compton launching shortly afterwards. they were pretty close before her eventual demise. unfortunately her death and chandra's launch sort of overlapped, so hubble and chandra's initial relationship was heavily strained by the grief hubble was feeling.

theyre doing alright nowadays, but its still kind of a sore subject. this is especially true because hubble fears he may share the same fate in a couple years. with the lack of funding and his failing systems, it's very likely he may be de-orbited as well.

has anyone considered/worked out a murderbot x 17776 crossover

I FINALLY GOT UP AND DID SOMETHING AND MADE REFERENCE SHEETS(?) FOR THE WEIRD FOOTBALL SPACE PROBES!!!

i think u can barely call it reference sheet but its not like that matters!!

i love 17776 a lot. i hope i never forget about it when i grow up

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Please, read 17776 written by Jon Bois. I don't like football, and yet this was one of the most profound experiences of my life. I promise you, it's so much more than just football.

eerm more than like 10 people have witnessed the unique experience that is 17776 thanks to me and i’ll keep doing it

i sent it to like 9 of my friends and also to my teacher and to my therapist…

these victims then spread it to THEIR friends/significant other so they can watch the football game

i would say im very proud of myself,