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@alextu45 @6XMch @FoxNews Eh but that’s where the difference between a scientist and a regular person lay. A scientist figures out the why with reasoning (for the most part), while a more religious follower takes someone’s word for it.

@6XMch @FoxNews there is no contradiction between science and believing in God. science is trying to understand what God has created, now it becomes a problem when people try to replace God with science

NOW: Astronaut Victor Glover thanks God after his trip around the moon. “When this started on April 3rd, I wanted to thank God in public, and I want to thank God again." "The gratitude of seeing what we saw, doing what we did, and being with who I was with, it's too big to just be in one body.”

Welcome home, Artemis II! @NASA | #LGM

People comparing the Artemis II re‑entry to Columbia are telling on themselves. Columbia wasn’t lost because “re‑entry is scary.” It was lost because a hole was punched through the wing on ascent and the crew had no way to inspect or repair it. Since then? Every crewed spacecraft on Earth has safely re‑entered. Soyuz, Shenzhou, Crew Dragon, even the final Shuttle flight. Dozens and dozens of flawless returns. Well over eighty in total. Artemis II is flying a capsule designed from day one to survive lunar re‑entry with modern heat shield materials, full inspection capability, and abort modes Columbia never had. This isn’t 2003. Stop fear‑baiting people who don’t know the history.

hard work is worth it

A preview of what Orion’s crew will experience during Artemis II reentry. This is real-time footage from Artemis I, it won’t be exactly the same, of course. So, while mission profiles differ slightly, the same physics applies - hypersonic reentry, plasma formation, and the curved Earth ready to capture our brave astronauts. Post your guesses as to what the sounds you hear are in the comments, deniers not welcome.

@HusKerrs Scheduling is number one. Schedule over everything. That means turning down ANYTHING that conflicts with sleep time.

Calling on all dads: Ali and I are about 3 weeks out from the birth of our first baby boy! Give me your #1 piece of advice for a new dad.

@amazingmap Incredible precision @NASA

Artemis II’s projected reentry path and timing A tightly controlled return corridor across the Pacific, timed to the minute

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Peter Schrager just released his 2026 NFL Mock Draft: Schrager is usually spot on with his predictions. Very surprising...👀

Apollo 8 had Earthrise Artemis II had Earthset… and a total solar eclipse. Unreal photograph from the A2 crew - I am blown away.

EARTHSET. April 6, 2026. Humanity, from the other side. First photo from the far side of the Moon. Captured from Orion as Earth dips beyond the lunar horizon. Photo: NASA

@seckhardt LLC deck is almost out of here. Sun is going to cook as soon as it’s out. Another 2 hours give or take

I’m a little skeptical of any big warmup this afternoon. Left is now right is 6pm per the HRRR

@Polymarket Did they do their timesheets?

JUST IN: Artemis II crew experiences issues with Microsoft Outlook on their way to the Moon, asks ground crew for assistance.

@Jason8675309op @alt_w_v_g Artemis is spending an extra 25 hours around earth initially. Also the high-altitude moon flyby, takes more time than the low orbit trip A11 took which counters the day spent on the moon. The man differences are the initial earth testing. Typically a TLI depart quicker though.

@alt_w_v_g Explain this Apollo 11 did its mission in 8 days And it spent an entire day ON the moon Artemis is going to take 10 days with no landing The speeds of the spacecraft will be similar Somehow Apollo 11 shaved 3 days going to the moon and travelling 300,000 more miles

We strapped 3 men to a rocket in 1969 with a computer that had 74 KB of memory. Your Apple Watch has roughly 1M times the computing power of everything NASA used to get them there. Now ask yourself what the next 30 years look like? Humanity doesn't have a ceiling. It never did.

@alt_w_v_g But it does have a budget, unfortunately.

There are now 10 toilets in Space International Space Station: 4 Crew Dragon Docked at ISS: 1 Soyuz Docked at ISS: 1 Tiangong Space Station: 2 Shenzhou Docked at TSS: 1 Artemis II on way around Moon: 1 This will be the first time a toilet has left low earth orbit!

@NASAAdmin @johnkrausphotos Absolutely incredible. Great shot, John

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Dudes only want one thing and it’s to go back to the fricken moon

When my daughter thinks she's gonna watch Bluey but its 6:24pm April 1st 2026