Pareidolia

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/12230299

> This community appears to have been abandoned by the current moderator. Their account shows no activity for the past 4 months. They have also not responded to a direct message I sent several weeks ago. > > Would anyone like to step up and become the new moderator? We should have an active user in that role. > > @lewosadebu@sh.itjust.works / @lewosadebu@lemmy.world I’m mentioning you here for transparency. If you ever come back to Lemmy you should have a notification directing you to this post.

Incidentally, it's a pretty great show. I am way more jazzed about watching this fan-made fallout show than I was when I saw the preview for the upcoming netflix show.

In case you want to check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPkaQM4NJKU&t=7522

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/14228694

> The terrain in Jezero can never be called boring. Here's a small mosaic of overlapping MastCam-Z images from sol 1117. The Pareidolia is strong in some of these boulders :) > Image credits: NASA/JPL-MSSS/ASU

Hit me right away, but face close-up in the comments

Part from a French safe lock

cross-posted from: https://feddit.de/post/5068895

Spotted at local Aldi

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/6529111

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/4877196

I just realized that this is a repost from a month ago, albeit I seem to have found it from a different source I apologize for not checking.

He's in it for the good vibes

At first I saw a stoned dude with a little Bluetooth headset on.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/3522085

> I could not find the original source. The website cited as source in most places (http://www.handlerphoto.com/) is redirected to a new site (http://www.aquaterrafilms.com/). Here it is Mauricio Handler's Instagram, I was not able to search because it forces you to log in. > >   > > Article with more info: Diver photographs 'Cookie Monster of the Sea' - Men's Journal: > > > (...) the reefs of Curacao in the Caribbean. > > > > (...) a purple sea sponge that strongly resembled the famous Cookie Monster Muppet of "Sesame Street" fame. > > > > (...) the Cookie Monster was actually three tube sponges that had fused together over time. (Sea sponges, while they may appear to be plant-like, are actually multi-cellular animals that attach to the sea floor, or to reefs, and feed by filtering particles from currents.) > >   > > HD version from Animal Eel HD Wallpaper

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