Good boy.
Robert Browning’s “Porch” has this wonderfully quiet, cinematic stillness — and somehow the dog makes the whole scene feel alive.
He’s got the night shift covered.
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@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialGood boy.
Robert Browning’s “Porch” has this wonderfully quiet, cinematic stillness — and somehow the dog makes the whole scene feel alive.
He’s got the night shift covered.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialSometimes seeing the invisible means watching what it does to something else.
Researchers used ancient cosmic light to trace matter across the distant universe with remarkable precision.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialLooking out from orbit, astronaut Nick Hague found that attention changed the view: give your eyes time, and more of the universe begins to appear.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialSo much character built from nothing but shape, texture, and pattern!
Clare Youngs turns collage into something that feels playful, graphic, and completely alive.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialQuantum teleportation just got a serious bandwidth upgrade.
Researchers transferred quantum information across 100 channels at once, using a 10×10 grid to reconstruct a simple image at the receiving end.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialNosheen Iqbal turns wood, cotton fiber and beads into something that feels halfway between textile, architecture and memory.
“Chaman” rewards a second look.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialSometimes conservation success looks like a tiny striped fish still swimming where people worked hard to give it a future.
Habitat repair has changed the outlook for the Chesapeake logperch.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialThis is what a pathway looks like when it actually leads somewhere: six welding students finished a year of technical training, and all six secured Modern Apprenticeships with Babcock.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialData isn't cold or impersonal when it represents real people. Mona Chalabi's reminder is a good one: every dataset is a collection of human voices.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialPart drink, part tiny tableside performance.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialThis looks incredibly peaceful right up until my brain asks, “What just touched my foot?!?”
Vicki Smith’s “One and the Same” makes freshwater serenity look almost convincing.
Almost.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialWe all have that one friend.... LOL!
The rest of the pigeons are just trying to have a normal day.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialSuch a steady hand... and confidence to match!
A 1956 OSCA, built by the Maserati brothers and later driven by Carroll Shelby — getting its racing number painted the old-fashioned way.
Craftsmanship all the way down.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialPoetry can do more than live on a page. It can help us notice each other, remember each other, and stay connected across distance. Joy Harjo puts that beautifully.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialRock Sanchez. Obviously!
Every color in this sculpture comes from a different stone — carved and fitted together rather than painted.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialThere’s so much joy packed into this little moment!
“Pure Happiness” by Elena Wuest, 2026.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialSome mornings don’t need drama. Just light, water, and enough sky to quiet everything down for a minute.
Allen D. Pecorino’s view of St. George Island, Florida, feels exactly like that.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialSome accessories complete an outfit.
Some accessories watch the room for you.
I have absolutely no practical need for an eyeball purse this committed to the concept…
Which is apparently not stopping me from wanting one!
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialHygrocybe miniata bringing a little neon to the forest floor — tiny, bright, and almost too cheerful-looking to be real.
@raisegoodruckus.bsky.socialDelicate flowers. Sweet little birds.
Absolutely no restraint whatsoever!
Annie Taylor’s embroidery is proof that “traditional craft” and “unfiltered attitude” can coexist beautifully.