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@SpaceX Beautiful!

Liftoff of Crew-12!

@AJamesMcCarthy This makes me feel that I am a part of something special. Thank you for sharing.

Sometimes dust can be beautiful

@macknchees3 I don't know what show that is, but that does not sound healthy.

"I love you. I'm in love with you. You're the love of my life. My every feeling is controlled by the look on your face. I wait for you. I watch for you. I exist for you...."

@Hands_On_1109 @HailMaryLogs Same place as the book. When the astrophage is first seen up close and moves. I don't like to swear but it encapsulated the moment.

@HailMaryLogs Pg-13 means they can drop one F-bomb… where should they put it?

Project Hail Mary has officially been rated PG-13 by the MPA for thematic material and suggestive references. In industry terms, that signals serious survival themes and mild dialogue-based references. It’s the standard rating for major studio sci-fi aimed at broad audiences.

@TheCinesthetic When I'm having a full day, I like to think to myself, "I'm ok to go. I'm ok to go."

Jodie Foster traveling to the Vega star system, 26 light years from Earth, in Contact. Cosmic wonder treated with seriousness, restraint, and awe. God, this movie is so good.

@Marx2PointO @forallcurious Wonderful

How they did it: Scientists used bioactive nanoparticles to repair the blood-brain barrier, which normally protects the brain but gets damaged in Alzheimer’s. This helped restore the brain’s defence system and improved its function. Once repaired, the brain could clear amyloid-beta plaques, the protein buildup linked to Alzheimer’s. Amyloid levels dropped sharply, in some cases by around 45–60% within hours. After a few injections, mice showed better memory and cognitive performance. Some Alzheimer’s-related damage was also reversed in early tests. The treatment worked by resetting the brain’s natural cleaning system. The nanoparticles acted like active drugs and helped remove harmful proteins.

🚨: Chinese scientists reverse Alzheimer’s in mice and restore memory

@yatharthmaan @elonmusk Watching those boosters land was breathtaking.

Today marks the 8th anniversary of Falcon Heavy's inaugural flight, which launched a Tesla Roadster into a heliocentric orbit. Here's an excerpt clip that shows the behind-the-scenes of the launch day and some very cool footage of the launch. @elonmusk

@thesigmamindset I picture speaking to 6 year old me and ask whether I would speak so poorly over her. I've been tough on myself lately. I need to remember to do this again.

This is what self-love actually looks like ‼️‼️

@tyromper Qwirkle is a blast for our whole family. Qwirkle is a 2-4 player strategy game for ages 6 and up, it's like Scrabble with shapes and colors.

Our family loves board games! Here’s some favorites we play: •Risk •Clue •Sorry •Jenga •Chess •Rack-o •Trouble •Yahtzee •Scrabble •Checkers •Battleship •Monopoly •Candyland •Guess Who •Connect four •Backgammon •The game of life •Settlers of Catan What else would you add?!

I am tired of making pornstars and silly people famous. Let’s make him famous instead. The Spanish Dr. Mariano Barbacid has found the cure for the most common type of pancreatic cancer. He deserves the Nobel Price!

@TheCinesthetic The Young Victoria

Name a movie most people haven't heard of that you highly recommend.

@ShiningScience Her name being West makes me smile.

RIP 💔 The world just lost the mathematical genius behind GPS technology. Gladys West, the mathematical titan who developed the essential foundation for GPS, has died at the age of 95. Born in 1930 in rural Virginia, West spent her childhood picking crops before a scholarship to Virginia State College launched her into a 42-year career with the U.S. Navy. As one of only four Black professionals at the Naval Proving Ground in 1956, she worked in quiet brilliance to solve the complex algorithms that account for the Earth's gravitational irregularities. Her calculations were not just academic exercises; they were the indispensable building blocks for the satellite navigation system that billions of people rely on today for everything from global shipping and aviation to daily commutes and smartphone apps. For decades, West’s monumental contributions remained a "hidden" chapter of American history, recognized only late in her life through inductions into the U.S. Air Force Hall of Fame and the prestigious Prince Philip Medal. Her legacy is one of profound perseverance, having navigated the systemic barriers of the Jim Crow South to redefine how we perceive and navigate our planet. Though her work powers the digital maps on every smartphone, she famously retained a personal preference for paper maps, a humble nod to her roots and the physical world she spent a lifetime mapping. West passed away peacefully surrounded by family, leaving behind a world that is infinitely more connected and precise because of her brilliant mind. Source: NPR. (2026). Gladys West, mathematician whose work paved the way for GPS, dies at 95.

@manhattanmaker Considered creating another account so I could like this again. The whole room is amazing. Well done!

The wife wallpapered the ceiling in the dining room.💁🏼‍♀️

@LuxLifestyleLab Love the mix of fabrics

@tyromper Good idea. Ok, I will!

@IMKristyRose Blessings to you & him! Could just say I read this what do you think?!

@lachancenaomi27 I guessed Burt's Bees. The honey in the name tricked me

No one on jeopardy knew this $1000 question

@Ducnghia16 Her outfit is incredible

Esther Williams and Ricardo Montalbán duet on “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” in the 1949 musical “Neptune’s Daughter”. This is the first appearance of this song on film, and it went on to win Best Original Song at the Academy Awards that year.

@TheCinesthetic The Young Victoria - Perfect for Pride and Prejudice fans. The music, costumes, acting are all beautiful. It's about the early years of Queen Victoria's rule. Love Emily Blunt

What movie is 10/10, yet hardly anyone has heard of it?

@TheCinesthetic So much property damage not talked about again following action scenes.

What something that’s completely normal in movies but would be weird and even psychotic in real life?