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@Cubs Any idea with the forecast as to when roughly play might be able to resume? #Pastmybedtime

oh my god why are people so afraid of going to the cinemas alone just goooo i promise no one is going to judge you

All we’ve ever loved, lost, and lived… happened here. Earth @NASA

Is anyone else a bit bummed we’re back to normal life on earth and not watching live streams from the moon right now

I fell in love with this quote: Stop being afraid of what could go wrong, and start being excited of what could go right.

Time for one last viewing. And finally in IMAX. 😃

Ryan Gosling’s PROJECT HAIL MARY has officially gotten an extension on its theatrical window, Amazon has agreed to delay its release on Prime Video. The movie is now expected to cross the $600M mark at the global box office, the second biggest movie in Gosling’s career. #CinemaCon

Project Hail Mary’s theatrical run has been extended due to high demand.

ARTEMIS 2 was THE most important mission of the decade so far. Not because they went around the moon and back. This mission and the pictures they shot inspired Millions to see spaceflight as what it truly is: a driving force that will define the future of humanity

THE cardigan has entered the chat. 🦊 Now you can knit it yourself. Knitting kit now available on Amazon: amazon.com/dp/B0GW8DVXCV?…

Artemis re-entry, seen from the International Space Station! Very cool: the @sen camera mounted on ISS caught sunglint off the returning lunar Orion capsule "Integrity" just as it was entering Earth's atmosphere. We live in an amazing world and time. ISS streaming: @Sen" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@Sen

That hits hard.

Fun fact: Apollo 13 passed the far side of the Moon at an altitude of 254 km above the lunar surface, and 400,171 km from Earth, a spaceflight record marking the farthest humans have ever traveled from Earth until Artemis II mission in 2026. This happened 56 years ago Today.

i’ll never get over it 🚀🌕

NASA just released this… and it’s hard to process. 🌍 The Moon in front. Earth in the distance. And Orion carrying humans between them.

A group of guys, an Englishman, two Scots, and a Welshman aren’t allowed to have a dog according to their landlord. They spot a neighbor walking a dog and decide to email, offering to walk it whenever needed. The neighbor responds… with a handwritten letter from the dog.

“No matter what the universe has in store, it cannot take away from the fact that you were born. You’ll have some joy and some pain, and all the other experiences that make up what it’s like to be a tiny part of a grand cosmos. No matter what happens next, you were here. And even when any record of our individual lives is lost to the ages, that won’t detract from the fact that we were. We lived. We were part of the enormity. All the great and terrible parts of being alive, the shocking sublime beauty and heartbreak, the monotony, the interior thoughts, the shared pain and pleasure. It really happened. All of it. On this little world that orbits a yellow star out in the great vastness. And that alone is cause for celebration.” ― Sasha Sagan, For Small Creatures Such as We

I recently heard someone say: "The amount of good things in your life depends on your ability to notice them." I can't see it any other way now.

my collection of historic space newspapers is growing 🤩 apollo 11 and artemis ii 🚀💫