Digital Dark Daniel

@DOGE @elonmusk @VivekGRamaswamy I intend to fill the job, and not only work my ass off, but also I commit and covenant to WORK myself OUT of that job by achieving peak Government Efficiency

@AndySaunders_1 I read that Commander Wisemann took that photo from his tablet.

We're yet to receive full info on the second image. They took two Nikon D5s and eventually got a Z9 on the manifest. It will have been taken with the 80-400mm lens.

Left - Apollo 17, 1972 Right - Artemis II, 2026 Two photographs taken by one of us, of all of us, over half a century apart. What's changed?

@Partisangirl It’s not a “moon landing.” It’s a slingshot orbit around the moon and return.

I’m really shocked how little media coverage this moon landing is getting. It could be the first moon landing ever.

@AJamesMcCarthy Great shot!!

Pleased to share my favorite high-resolution capture of the Artemis II launch- the moment the SLS is clearing the tower, captured by a sound-triggered camera placed near the pad. I'll have prints linked in my bio for this one, and here's a short thread about how it was captured

@NASA What continent is this? I’m having trouble identifying it. Thanks 🙏🏼

We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon.

Good morning, world! 🌎 We have spectacular new high-resolution images of our home planet, all of us looking back through the Orion capsule window at our Artemis II astronauts as they continue their journey to the Moon.

@writethewrongs2 @elonmusk It damages the environment about as much as rain does, or breathing does.

@elonmusk How much does this damage the environment?

Next flight of Starship and first flight of V3 ship & booster is 4 to 6 weeks away

@elonmusk Will this be a tower catch?

Reminder that Dr Van Allen himself confirmed it was quite doable, while explaining that claims to the contrary are nonsense.

@HealthRanger Touts an IQ of 150, but leaves out the comma. 🤡

Ouch! Didn't know this but not surprised to hear it.

Wow, where do we start with this? 🤦🏻‍♂️ 1) nobody is shooting outward hundreds of miles per hour. Try 17,000ish mph. 2) the moon is in what’s called “synchronous rotation” also known as “tidally locked” this is what can eventually happen to ancient rocky celestial bodies. They become tidally locked to their star or the planet. 3) I think it would help if you studied the laws of physics, particularly the gravitational waves of celestial bodies through space time. Nothing “shoots” it’s more closely related to falling. So pretend you’re wake surfing behind a boat. The boat’s mass and velocity create a wake or a “wave” the wake surfer is falling off the wave but moving fast enough to stay in front of the wave and not fall INTO the wave. 4) you don’t see the far side of the moon from earth because of #2. The moon completes one full rotation over the course of 1 orbit of earth. Do this with two balls draw a line across the ball and you’ll see if it makes one rotation. 👍🏼

All this while we’re shooting outward hundreds of thousands of miles per hour into the nothingness of space while simultaneously orbiting the sun on a spinning globe while the moon orbits the earth maintaining the perfect position so we can never see the other side of the moon. Now call me an aluminum foil head if you want to but I’m gonna go with the biblical version which is much more accurate and also believe our ancestors who somehow had much better knowledge of the universe than we do today.

It’s not a straight shot to the far side of the Moon! 🌕 Over approximately 10 days, the Artemis II astronauts will orbit Earth twice before looping around the far side of the Moon in a figure eight and returning home.

@DrBrianKeating Maybe the fact we can fucking see the landing site and other countries that have no vested interest in America have photographed it from unmanned missions of their own.

@SpaceX is building reusable technology. Cutting edge, never been done before. Right now, @SpaceX can launch rockets to anywhere in the solar system, but why would they when there’s no point to do that yet? The goal is to perpetuate the human species by becoming an interplanetary species. Not just land on another celestial body.

@DrBrianKeating Elon has had a space program for 20 years and still can’t get to the moon. But some how NASA developed the technology in under 12 years to land on the moon in the 1960s?

What’s the best evidence for and against the claim that NASA landed astronauts on the Moon in 1969?

@DrBrianKeating My go to 4 pack of images to use for deniers

In my opinion, the best evidence “for” is the lunar dust kicked up in the millions of particles by every step the astronauts took, or spin in the rover—which then followed individually unique, parabolic ballistic trajectories impossible to duplicate (there being no anti-grav technology nor wide-area vacuum) on a high-gravity, thick-atmosphere world like earth. Nowadays we could computer animate those myriads of independent trajectories, but computer graphics was incapable of doing so during the entirety of the 20th century. —— pic: 1-2) 2 examples of dust-kicking by the astronauts; 3) where computer graphics was at as of 1974.

Several independent space programs and countries have confirmed NASA landed astronauts on the moon. Russia, India, ESA to name a few. The LRO took photographs of the landing locations in High Res. I can keep going, but you use speculation, conspiracy, and your own ignorance over my mathematical and scientific—peer reviewed—proof.

I voted for DOGE, I voted for reduction of national debt, I voted for reduction of taxes, I voted for NO wars, and what did I get? All lies. Elon was doing his job and then right when he was really exposing the fraud, Trump disappointed us ALL and ended the audits and the investigations. Shame on him. Bring Elon and DOGE back, and let them IN to Fort Knox 😡

The uniparty in action

A star in Andromeda vanished without warning, and astronomers observed it collapsed into a black hole: universal-sci.com/article/a-star…

Dude must be retarded. Polaris wasn’t always the North Star. Every 14,000 years it changes. Why? Because the earth is moving through time and space. The next 14,000 years the North Star will be adjusted so Vega is the most constant northern celestial perspective and will replace Polaris.

Polaris is the key to unlocking the truth about our cosmology.

Red Star of Regulus. Easter - April 5th, 2026. Chris Bledsoe on the Red Star of Regulus. A choice of 2 timelines. 🔥 🔥

2012 Prediction for APRIL 2026

Apollo 15 Lunar Rover Footage Upscaled and Interpolated to 60 FPS Incredible upscaled footage from onboard the Apollo 15 Lunar Rover captured by Jim Irwin using the 16mm DAC camera. This footage has been upscaled and Interpolated to 60 FPS and synchronised to the mission audio by Moonpans Original footage source: Apollo Flight Journal Full video in comments