Zinzrinz

@zinzrinz.bsky.social

🔞 foxangelspaceshipcatthing Not the cosmic horror your mom warned you about, but I promise I'm really weird and offputting if you get to know me! <3 sostrata.neocities.org it/its, she/her if you like. Avatar by @cassandrarose, banner by @thefallencomet

doll using a high-strength vibrator on its doll lover deciding over the sound of her voicebox faltering and resetting, faltering and resetting, that this arm served its wearer dutifully and is getting a heroic sendoff in the clutches of its lover's thighs

(if this one says aloud, "not one person in this world has ever thought of doing what you are attempting to do with this one's hip joint", it's going to say something like "well, people still haven't. I'm not people!"...)

impasse. cannot possibly think of anything hotter than the concept of a doll grinding its twitching wet parts against another doll's hip and saying in that singsongy voice dolls love "joined at the hip~ joined at the hip~"

it's always nice that my 1/12 scale girls are about a head taller than my 1/144 scale mechs but i do enjoy the height disparity when other scales are brought in

Juuust barely coming up to a doll's hip if you stand on your toes. Unprepared for the curious thing to look down when you accidentally bump into its thigh. Its fingers are buried in your hair before you can take even a single step back.

dreamt i was reading an extremely long novel by an ancap about the first guy to put his mind in a starship deciding to circumnavigate the galaxy was implied that the reason behind this was bc he talked to his augmented reality on earth and a kid looked at him weird for talking to invisible things

*blinks slowly as though I've woken from a deep sleep* yknow the sections of the Martian talking about the production process for the hab's airlock were kind of sexual in nature

Shuang Yang—Chang’e 7 will land near the Moon’s south pole Shackleton crater later this year and deploy (via tether) a seismometer that is planned to survive for 8 years. This might be the first node of a long-lived *international* geophysical network! #AOGS2026

A photograph of my notebook showing a sketch of Shuang Yang (Chinese Academy of Science) talk at AOGS. It shows a low, oblique shot of the Chang’e 7 lander, landed on the Moon, as it lowers its seismometers (SP + VBB) to the surface of the Moon from the bottom of the lander. The seismometer will survive up to 8 years through use of an RHU.

"Delightful little echo" "With eyes like a window to the soul; or lack thereof" "Nobodys-home" "Vapid little attention vacuum" "Rude-to-Stare" "Miss' favourite test of her patience"

Ralph Lorenz—Huygens showed that Titan can be wet, even at low latitudes. As Dragonfly flies across Titan, the odds it’ll land in mud are low (<1%), and if so, the stickiness will be again to sticky wheat dough (and Dragonfly could still takeoff). #AOGS2026

A photograph of a sketch in my notebook summarizing Ralph Lorenz’s talk at AOGS2026. The pen and pencil sketch shows two spacecraft on the surface of Titan: Huygens and Dragonfly (loosely to scale). The two grey spacecraft sit on a rock littered orange surface with a yellow hazy sky behind them. Next to Hogan’s, I have a zoom in the regular showing how the acoustic sensor suggested that the soil was damp, with liquid sweating out of it. On the right, I show a little insect of some reel, analog dunes, which very rarely can have intradune lakes form in particular particularly rainy seasons. Situations such as this are predicted to be very rare for Titan, but the Dragonfly mission is planned to handle it.