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A newborn star's outflow points toward a distant spiral galaxy Herbig-Haro 49/50 (NIRCam and MIRI Image) JWST

🪨 Real footage captured by the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft near the surface of the near-Earth asteroid Bennu! The spacecraft visited the asteroid to refine the calculation of its orbit through the year 2300 and to collect surface samples. 🛰️☝️ Refining Bennu's orbit revealed that a collision with Earth could occur on September 24, 2182, with a probability of 0.04%.

Landing burn and splashdown of Starship on Flight 13

All 13 Starship Launches Flight 1: Apr 20, 2023 Flight 2: Nov 18, 2023 Flight 3: Mar 14, 2024 Flight 4: Jun 6, 2024 Flight 5: Oct 13, 2024 Flight 6: Nov 19, 2024 Flight 7: Jan 16, 2025 Flight 8: Mar 6, 2025 Flight 9: May 27, 2025 Flight 10: Aug 26, 2025 Flight 11: Oct 13, 2025 Flight 12: May 22, 2026 Flight 13: Jul 24, 2026

SpaceX's Starship rocket just performed a flip maneuver and precisely splashed down on target in the Indian Ocean next to a few buoys with @Starlink on them. The softest splashdown we've seen yet. SpaceX employees ended the stream chanting "USA! USA! USA!"🇺🇸

"Holy shit guys, it didn't blow up! Quick, grab it!"

Splashdown confirmed! Congratulations to the entire SpaceX team on the 13th flight test of Starship!

Latest heat shield design looks great!

Starship as seen from Starlink satellites

Starship is intact, floating in the ocean and transmitting telemetry!

Starship Flight 13: Ship 40 flip and burn landing to conclude the mission!And Ship 40 didn't want to boom at the end!No explosion!!

BREAKING: Starship Flight 13 has successfully lifted off. The journey to Mars continues. 🚀

1 day to Starship Flight 13, LFG! 🚀

@nickogunyo Niko kabisa.Nitakutafuta.

@FwambaNc Bossman,umekimya sana

Great catching up with learned counsel, Advocate Danstan Omari . Alongside my friend Adede Adede, we paid close attention to the wisdom, experience, and perspectives of one of Kenya's distinguished legal minds

🔴 ELC REAFFIRMS: YOU CAN BUY LAND, NEVER RECEIVE A TITLE DEED, YET STILL BECOME ITS LAWFUL OWNER DECADES LATER. That is the powerful principle emerging from the Environment and Land Court's decision in Veronica Wairimu Mburu (Suing as the Personal Representative of the Estate of James Edward Mburu) v David Gatehi Thuo & Another (2024). In 1986, James Edward Mburu purchased a parcel of land in Ruiru, took possession immediately and began cultivating it. The seller vanished before completing the transfer, leaving the title unprocessed. Years later, another company mysteriously found its way onto the register as the proprietor despite never setting foot on the land. For nearly thirty-nine years, the Mburu family remained in open, peaceful and exclusive occupation, farming maize and beans season after season while the registered owners did absolutely nothing to assert their rights. After Mburu's death, his widow moved to court, not to enforce the forgotten sale agreement, but to claim the land through the doctrine of adverse possession. The Court did far more than simply repeat the settled principles of adverse possession. It made a significant jurisprudential clarification on when possession under a sale agreement transforms into adverse possession. Traditionally, entry pursuant to a sale agreement is permissive because the purchaser enters with the vendor's consent. However, the Court held that such permission is not eternal. Once the vendor fails to complete the transaction and abandons the obligation to transfer title, the purchaser's occupation ceases to be permissive and becomes adverse. Drawing from Chandrakant Devraj Shah v Alibhai Haji, the English House of Lords decision in J.A. Pye (Oxford) Ltd v Graham, and the Supreme Court's landmark decision in Willy Kimutai Kitilit v Michael Kibet, the Court harmonised the law of contract, limitation and land registration, holding that an incomplete sale can ultimately mature into ownership by prescription where the purchaser continues occupying the land as owner for the statutory period. In other words, the law will not allow a vendor who has slept on his obligations for decades to hide behind an untransferred title deed. The judgment also delivers a timely constitutional reminder to registered landowners. The Court emphatically rejected the notion that Article 40 of the Constitution offers perpetual protection to an owner who abandons land for decades. While title remains the strongest evidence of ownership, it is not immune from the Limitation of Actions Act. A proprietor who neglects to recover possession within twelve years risks losing not merely the right to sue, but the title itself. Consequently, the Court declared that Denko Properties Ltd's registered title had been extinguished by operation of law, ordered the Land Registrar to cancel its registration, and directed that the property be registered in the name of the Estate of James Edward Mburu. The decision serves as a stark reminder that Kenyan land law protects those who vigilantly assert their rights - not those who abandon them and later expect a title deed alone to resurrect ownership. Please repost widely🙏

The Statue of Liberty Nebula (NGC 3576) 🗽 This is a star-forming region within the RCW 57 complex, where bright stars are born and complex molecules emerge. It features at least 33 massive stars in the late stages of formation, dark dust knots, the glow of ionized hydrogen, and arcs of gas from dying stars. 🔭

Arbitration means finality and not endless appeals. In Cape Holdings Limited v Synergy Industrial Credit Limited [2026] KESC 26 (KLR), the Supreme Court reaffirmed that it has no jurisdiction to entertain appeals arising from Court of Appeal decisions made under Section 35 of the Arbitration Act.

ELON MUSK: “We want to be the aliens exploring other galaxies.”

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