Showing posts with label Spitzer Space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spitzer Space. Show all posts

Monday, October 7, 2024

Sex Advice w/ Doc Haley: Hawk Tuah Girl

WARNING: Graphic discussion of sex with casual discussion of the male member and American life!
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Haliey Welch talks HAWK TUAH, her upcoming sex advice show on the Bill Maher Network, overnight fame, and Matt Rife shows up
(Whitney Cummings) July 26, 2024: Good For You | EP #249. Haliey Welch is the girl behind the insanely viral “Hawk Tuah” meme seen the world over on every social media platform. Just call me Haley. She joins Whitney to talk about her sudden rise to fame, her dealbreakers for men, and even gets to meet her celeb crush comedian Matt Rife via Facetime!

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Pervy Bill Maher tries to adopt Hawk Tuah Girl Haliey to become her mentor, agent, producer, boss, and advisor so she can have her own sex advice show on his podcast network audiovisual empire. Hawky can be the next "Dr. Ruth" if she takes Maher's advice. He knows how to work Hollywood and advance a career in show biz, if only she'll listen to Professor Creepydrawers. Looks like she would rather take advice from female success story Whitey Cumming or the first gal. Have her 15 minutes run out? We're still interested in what she's up to. And Dr. Ruth Westheimer was a really American phenom.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Space: "Star Factory"


Combination of observations from the UK Infrared Telescope and the Spitzer Space Telescope is seen in an undated image. Part of a survey in which British astronomers spotted a star factory in the constellation Orion, it shows parts of the Orion Molecular Cloud being illuminated by nearby stars and glowing a green color. The jets punch through the cloud and can be seen as a multitude of tiny pink-purple arcs, knots, and filaments. The young stars that drive the jets are usually found along each jet and are colored golden orange (Reuters/UKIRT/JAC/Spitzer Telescope/Handout).

(SPACE.COM) To commemorate almost two decades of photographing the wonders of the universe, the Hubble Space Telescope captured an image of a peculiar group of interacting galaxies that contains a "cosmic fountain" of stars, gas, and dust that stretches about 100,000 light years. Over the past 19 years, Hubble has taken many images of galactic collisions and close encounters.

The new image of a trio of galaxies, called Arp 194, looks as if one of the galaxies has sprung a leak. The bright blue streamer seen in the image is really a stretched spiral arm full of newborn blue stars. This stellar activity typically happens when two galaxies interact and gravitationally tug at each other. More>>