The Asteroid Belt is an interplanetary repository of events, ideas, and sundry particles of thought. Feel free to add to the coalescing chaos!
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An asteroid belt or asteroid field is a collection of asteroids that usually orbit a star in a roughly toroidal shape. Asteroids in such belts range from grain-sized to many kilometers in diameter. Asteroid fields contain space debris and are usually the remains of a planet’s destruction. Featured above is the Alpha Omicron Asteroid Belt.
If we could choose only one Youtube video to watch forever, this would be it!
“Shin Takarajima” by Sakanaction
Jessie J Singing Domino = Out-of-This-World Music Always!
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