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@_Testflight_ This is why NASA shouldn’t be in the manufacturing business. A BE-4 costs a fraction of the price and can do similar thrust at sea-level. $175 million would be more than enough in the open market

They've given NASA a little more than a single RS-25 engine worth of funding, FOR THE ENTIRE MOON BASE??? lmao these people have no clue what they are doing

That's us! 🌍 The Artemis II crew captured beautiful, high-resolution images of our home planet during their journey to the Moon. As @Astro_Christina put it: "You guys look great."

@ojisantakashi GIFs and memes are hyper-efficient ways of getting information across without using too much bandwidth.

海外の人はリプにGIFを使ってくる人が多いな。向こうではそれが流行りなのか？

@deltaIV9250 Ad Astra is too pretentious

The Martian is so good, it’s kind of a shame that it didn’t seem to have the pop culture relevance of Interstellar. Hardly anyone talks about it anymore Then again maybe Interstellar is just a juggernaut. It’s not like anyone’s talking about Ad Astra, First Man, Gravity, either

@Kagan_M_Dunlap American Empire

NASA’s Emergency Response Team (ERT) stood guard at night next to the massive Artemis II Space Launch System (SLS) rocket on Launch Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center in Merritt Island, Florida. NASA's ERT is a specialized unit at Kennedy Space Center responsible for emergency preparedness and response including fire suppression, hazardous materials incidents, medical emergencies, and launch-related contingencies. Additionally they're present to provide security and protection of high-value assets like rockets, spacecraft, and facilities, especially during sensitive periods such as rollout, fueling, and countdown. They often work closely with other NASA security, KSC protective services, and federal agencies. Having armed or uniformed ERT personnel visibly guarding the rocket on the pad is standard procedure for major launches to ensure safety, prevent unauthorized access, and be ready for any incidents like protests, intrusions, or technical emergencies.

Great artists are born through trauma, not art degrees.

@queenie4rmnola Damn, he shouldn’t have crimed

We don't often talk about the psychological harm of mass incarceration, but we should.

@stacey_hauff Fuck you and your daddy

I grew up on Boca Chica beach. A uniquely beautiful habitat, ruined for this man’s space fantasies. These people are such bastards.

@Mishaal1171 @Raintheplug1 You’re Saudi😂😂😂😂

American Empire

We're going to see Kane Parsons a lot over the next few decades.

@Maguro_Maznaga Battleship would fall into the guilty pleasure genre for Americans.

アメリカ人へ 日本では映画『バトルシップ』がカルト的な人気を誇っています アメリカでカルト的人気のある映画とかありますか？

@akevittnvg Wrong

アメリカって深夜じゃね？ 寝なくて良いのか彼らは

@Z7000k That’s a follow

Images I made in Blender

@TRobinsonNewEra Islam is truly cancer

The BBC now pushing anti dog propaganda. Defund the BBC.

@tedcruz Now do Zionism

Let me be very, very clear. Sharia Law will never be allowed in Texas or the United States of America.

@LauraLoomer God will cast judgement over you.

Nice Keffiyeh

@yamanakanobody They don’t usually live amongst the population most affected by crime. They carve out areas where they live, work, and play away from criminals so they don’t care if crime is problematic.

アメリカの左派のコメントらしいぜ！ （左派の我々は、根本的に「犯罪」なんてどうでもいいと思っているんです。 それは我々にとって道徳的に面白くもないただの出来事で、天気みたいなものだから。 だから、窃盗や暴力などの犯罪を犯した人たちを、心の中で「仕方ないよね」と許してしまうんです。）