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@JoeTegtmeyer @NASA Thank you.

It has to do with the moon and sun position at the time of the Apollo missions. They specifically wanted to ensure the landing zones for each Apollo landing and the period of time the Astronauts were orbiting the moon on each mission to be in full sunlight. Because of these decisions, the far side of the moon at the time the Apollo missions occurred was in darkness, so it was very difficult to impossible to visually “see” anything while it was in the shadow of the moon.

Make new friends, but keep the old. A new photo captures the Moon's near side on the right (the side we see from Earth, identifiable by its dark splotches) and its far side on the left. The Artemis II crew are the first to see the far side with human eyes.

@PanmureUser @NASA Thank you.

@NatureelVideo @NASA Yes you are. Apollo astronauts only saw a small sliver of the far side "lit". The rest was unlit for all Apollo moon missions.

@RGVaerialphotos Home in Darlington, UK.

Where is everyone watching Artemis 2?

@RGVaerialphotos Stan.

Can you name the aircraft? Starbase Xpanded is live in 5 minutes youtube.com/live/y_E9F_f5E…

@F1 None really. I'm not normally a negative person but Team Launches are just an excuse to post videos full of close-ups of the sponsor's logos.

Which team launch are you most looking forward to? 🚀👀 #F1

@GravlinTheGreat Wow! "Fully unzipped" is the best way I can describe the damage.

No disrespect to any of the photographers at Starbase, but. Can someone PLEASE get a camera a bit more to the right? We ALL wanna that downcomer.

@nationalrailenq The main banner link at the top of the page is OK, it's this one that's busted.

@NatureelVideo Apologies about this, this should now be fixed. Thank you.

⚠️NEW: Disruption between #NewarkNorthgate and Retford expected until 12:30. nationalrail.co.uk/service-disrup…

@RGVaerialphotos Looking very tidy, won't be long now before it's ready to roll.

Pad 2 with no shadows, perfect timing during yesterday's flyover

@MarksLarks The place looks like it's been used for bombing practice.

In the 1980s, a Welsh farmer grew so fed up with RAF flying low over his house, he painted 'Piss Off Biggles' on the roof of his barn This prompted the RAF to use the barn as a navigational landmark! The RAF say ‘but flying higher to respect his wishes’ Note Buccaneer shadow!

@BocaChicaGal * with us

@BocaChicaGal Thank you for all of the amazing imagery you have shared with is over the last few years, Mary. Best of luck with whatever you do next.

After a lot of thought I have moved back to Michigan to be closer to my family. I will miss living in Starbase but I will definitely be back. It has been a pleasure. 🚀 Video is from Starship Flight 10 captured by remote camera placed at the edge of my driveway. @NASASpaceflight

@RealAleFinder A suggestion for a future upgrade - an icon (like the one that shows the colour of the beer) to indicate a "hazy" style. That'll save having to check the description to see if a beer is bright or not.

@directvbusiness Scotland, eh? Portrush is in Northern Ireland, you bell ends. The ignorance of Americans about the world outside of America astounds me.

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@RGVaerialphotos That's go to be a prosecution under health and safety laws, and quite rightly so.

This is the crane that collapsed as seen yesterday cleaning up debris at Massey's:

@NickyHorne If I did this on the High Street I'd pretty quickly be having a chat with the police and Social Services. But because these people are in a position of power they get treated as if this is normal behaviour.

@MarcoDabizzi @MatrixMysteries The story is true in that the foods contain the chemicals listed, which can cause the ailments that are listed. What the story is *not* saying is that these ailments do not occur in countries other than America, or don't occur in people who do not ingest these chemicals in food.

@MatrixMysteries Nice, plausible story, but it's not true. Europeans suffer from obesity and metabolic diseases almost as much as Americans, and at growing rates.

You eat bread, cheese, and pasta every day in Europe and feel alive. In America, the same food makes you sick. And no one talks about why. Here are 11 American foods banned in other countries:🧵 1. Bread (made with Azodicarbonamide)

@dannykellywords I glanced at the picture and initially thought it was a photo. The folds and shadows on the shirt and trousers are exquisite - not a word I use very often.

Fantastic.

@NickyHorne Presumably the bit in the constitution about "the right to freely express their thoughts, opinions, and ideas" trumps any laws covering theft by deception.