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Just re-certified today and my doctor told me that Grow Healthy is the largest producer of flower in the state. I said there isn't one here, she said there is one in Ocala. I might have to make the 40 minute drive, doubtful I will though as long as Trulieve is getting decent flower, maybe someday.

Death by Spaghettification: ESO Telescopes Record Last Moments of Star Devoured by a Black Hole Article here https://www.eso.org/public/news/eso2018/

Joe Russo's Almost Dead covering Grateful Dead "Eyes of the World" from The Fox Theater, Oakland, CA 2016-11-12

Moai under the Milky Way

You know I have to post my favorite newer jam band....Goose, covering Bill Withers "Lovely Day"

Holy crap! It's finally fully assembled and has passed rigorous environmental tests! That's right , The James Webb Space Telescope is getting closer! Article Here The next image is the Eye of Sauron...just kidding...an exoplanet image... Fomalhaut and Fomalhaut b is the system... This image...

Had to change mine to angry after re-reading. What you said @His_Highness is one of the reasons I don't do delivery, although I don't like how cramped the office is where we purchase...four registers in probably a 10X10 space or slightly bigger...quite annoying...and I've had people within 6...

I really like the NHP and if you can get in rosin form, do, the flavor is amazing in the rosin.

Keeping this on the first page, lol A deep, fiery sunset at Paranal caught in this UHD panorama. ESO's VLT platform can be seen high on Cerro Paranal in shadow. Our own galaxy, the Milky Way, appears in this stunning wide angle view as a bridge which seems to connect Paranal Mountain, the VLT...

@cybrguy and @NYC_Frank thank you for the kind words, it is very much appreciated. I wish I could post the full resolution of these but the forum software only allows up to a certain size; these are great, but the full size ones are glorious on big screens. I actually have a lot of these images...

Ya the ones I show above from Surterra were all kinda small. I think the containers Surterra and Liberty Health use make harder for larger nugs maybe? (They are more tall where Trulieve's are more squat and round). And I won't be buying flower from Surterra ever again because they offer no vet...

Licancabur volcano watching over an icy forest of penitentes (Spanish for “penitents”). The penitentes are a curious natural phenomenon found in high-altitude regions. They are thin spikes of hardened snow or ice, with sharp edges pointing towards the Sun, reaching heights from a few centimeters...

The Milky Way arches across this rare 360-degree panorama of the night sky above the Paranal platform, home of ESO’s Very Large Telescope. The image was made from 37 individual frames with a total exposure time of about 30 minutes, taken in the early morning hours. The Moon is just rising and...

Agreed @His_Highness. I have seen the % levels bounce around between the same strain; I just attribute that to the individual plant and not the strain since each individual plant has it's own very specific differences between another plant right next to it and being the same strain. I have grown...

I had to get new work shoes today so I figured I was in the neighborhood and picked some up from Trulieve and Surterra. I usually don't go to Surterra because they limit you to just two lots of flower per day. I had looked last night at Liberty (they showed zero flower) and MUV (they only showed...

Ventnor, Isle Of Wight, England. By Chad Powell

Just saw this and had to post.... Seventy-million light-years away in the scenic spiral galaxy NGC 2525, a white dwarf exploded and the Hubble Space Telescope witnessed its last days. NASA and the European Space Agency which jointly run Hubble, released a rare time-lapse of the supernova's...

First Image of a Black Hole-he Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) — a planet-scale array of eight ground-based radio telescopes forged through international collaboration — was designed to capture images of a black hole. In coordinated press conferences across the globe, EHT researchers revealed that...

Jumping on the Mars train....supposedly the "best" image ever taken by an Earth telescope. Yes it's Hubble and it does qualify as Earth-based; it's just not on the surface. In this image, Hubble can see details as small as 10 miles (16 km) across. Especially striking is the large amount of...

Dang @macbill I wish that would all go away as well as covid. I used to live out west and went through that stuff before...it sucks, period. So I grew up with heat and hurricanes, then deal with earthquakes and fires for 22 years, now back to the hurricanes. I was debating whether to post this...