dbinmn asked:

Hello! I love your writing so much! Truly, you’re one of the best writers out there. If it’s not an inconvenience, can you please write something with pregnant Amy and daddy Sheldon? Whatever you want! Have a nice day!

lemonz-and-limez:

A/N: Thank you for being so patient with me dear. I hope this turned out ok 😊

“Are you sure you’re going to be okay by yourself?” Sheldon asked as he helped Elliot put his shoes on.

Amy, who had just started her third trimester of pregnancy, sighed from the bed. “Sheldon, I’ll be fine,” she insisted. “It’ll be good for you and Elliot to get out of the house.”

Sheldon rose to his full height and turned to face her. While her first pregnancy had been smooth sailing, her second had confined her to the bed. And he doted on her like crazy. Sheldon was aware of the complications that her age could present, as was Amy, so, even though it was difficult, they put up with whatever they had to do to ensure a healthy pregnancy.

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Sooo well written 👏🏼👏🏼

falling-last-stardust:

John Powell just released an album containing solo piano arrangements of the themes from The Hidden World. It’s now available for streaming on Spotify so go and check it out if you haven’t! 😃

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mjalti:

oh it totally does, but you can’t hear it because space is a vacuum and sound can’t travel through a vacuum! 

and that’s a good thing, 

because the roar of the sun would clock in at around 120db heard from earth, about the equivalent to having a train’s horn go off three feet from your face. 

constantly. all the time, even at NIGHT. there would be no escape.

this is simply terrifying. how do you erase knowledge please ?

NASA actually recorded the sun, if you want to hear it:

And they recorded the planets too:

Okay, I understand why the sun makes noise (constant boiling elements and solar flares, etc), but what is with the other planets?  Why are they making noises?  What’s doing that?  Wind?  The electromagnetic field?  What makes them sound different?  What makes each one sound so different?  Why is Neptune so quiet and Pluto so… sci-fi?

@sariahsue Apparently, radio waves emmited cause the waves. NASA goes into more detail here.

…and why do I think it’s hilarious that the spacecraft that picked up the sounds from Jupiter was named Juno? Ignore me, I was too obsessed with Heroes of Olympus.

Thank you for looking that up!

(As a side note, all the planets are named like that.  Jupiter moons are all his mistresses from Greek mythology.  Pluto’s moon is named Charon.  Mars’s moons, Phobos and Deimos, were named after the Greek god Mars’s twin sons.)