John in Georgia

@mfjlewis Wow

I mean we can do this all day... Giraffes - not mentioned The Persian king Artaxerxes - mentioned Lima beans - not mentioned Kombucha - not mentioned Christmas - mentioned Realpolitik - mentioned

@factpostnews Oh good grief

RFK Jr: Children who are circumcised early have double the rate of autism Trump: I've studied this a long time

@aviationarchive Funny

Wow, rare footage capturing F-15s practicing their mating calls. I know one is of the Lakenheath type.👀

@aviationarchive Had to be high maintenance.

In 1950 the XB-36 was fitted with massive, 5,000-lb tracked units to test whether distributing the giant bomber's weight could allow it to operate from Arctic staging bases and soft, unimproved runways. Spoiler: It didn't work out—too heavy and too much maintenance.

@HaroldMouhan @Telegraph Flights 7 and 8 caused falling debris to scatter across multiple Caribbean locations, stretching from the Bahamas to the Dominican Republic. The fallout sparked local environmental and safety concerns regarding test flights of unproven vehicles traveling over populated areas.

Tesla and its employees work around the clock to make this planet cleaner, cities more livable. Space X works around the clock to make sure humanity has a B plan. And John in Georgia keeps complaining that a few debris have landed in the bottom of the ocean. Sorry about the lack of patience, but I'll take the debris over your attitude.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX successfully launched a new model of its Starship rocket on Friday, a day after an initial test was aborted at the last minute. The mission marked the 12th test flight of Starship and the debut of the 400ft-tall Version 3 rocket. 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2026/0…

@HaroldMouhan @Telegraph Debris from a SpaceX Starship launch broke apart mid-flight and littered the beaches and islands of Turks/Caicos. No ground injuries were reported, falling metal fragments damaged local vehicles, prompting emergency responses and temporarily halting commercial airline flights.

@HaroldMouhan @Telegraph Well, you were the one who said “all” the debris was recovered. And I’m stupid?

@JohnAtGeorgia @Telegraph You can’t be that stupid. I give up. This must be reply bait.

@HaroldMouhan @Telegraph You must be on Musk's payroll. A single "boat" to recover the remains of that gigantic explosion! Clearly they weren't serious.

There was a boat there to try and salvage the most possible parts. It’s precious material for their development. Anyways it’s such minor pollution for the same of progress. You should be a lot more concerned about the Indians spilling millions of gallons of raw sewage and tons of plastic junk everyday.

@aviationarchive “Inadvertently “. I never met a pilot who didn’t wanna fly.

On April 30th, 1962 the Lockheed A-12 Oxcart took its first "OFFICIAL" flight out of groom lake, piloted by Lou Schalk. The first "UNOFFICIAL" flight took place four days earlier when Lou inadvertently took it up during the high speed taxi test.👀

@HaroldMouhan @Telegraph Clearly, you did not see the explosion. There is no way they recovered the majority of that.

@JohnAtGeorgia @Telegraph All the debris was recovered for analysis. Very little “thrashing”.

@KKaWSB @Kagantuoya Reckless disregard for the Indian Ocean. I expected more from SpaceX. My bad. Time and again they blow up their vehicles there as if it belonged to them and there were no consequences. Disgraceful.

@Kagantuoya 这种方式成功率最高，且不影响重复使用；有了数据下次就可以测试筷子夹住了。

不要被这个小爆炸吓到，其实它很成功！ 很多人看到星舰在海里倒下还冒出大火球，以为它失败了。其实这是SpaceX星舰V3全新版本的首次飞行，是一次大成功，控制室里大家都在欢呼庆祝。 它顺利冲上太空，完成了高温再入大气层、热盾耐热测试、发动机在太空重启，最后在印度洋平稳软着陆。 为什么看起来像爆炸？它先是垂直轻轻落在海面，着陆燃烧很成功。关掉发动机后，这艘五十多米高的细长飞船在水上站不稳，就自然侧翻倒下。残余燃料碰到高温部件瞬间燃烧，冒出火球和烟柱。这完全是预料中的正常现象，SpaceX这次本来就没打算回收它，只是为了拿数据。 为什么不用发射塔上的大夹子接住？因为这次飞的是飞船上层，不是下面的大助推器。V3是重大升级版，首飞最重要的是稳妥验证新设计。它降落在遥远的印度洋，夹子根本够不着。 总之，它漂亮完成所有任务，在海里壮烈谢幕，SpaceX离完全可重复使用又近了一大步。

@KKaWSB If you call the continued trashing of the Indian Ocean a success ... sure! Disgusting.

@CBSNews If its expectations included the continued trashing of the Indian Ocean ... sure! Disgraceful.

Starship appeared to meet SpaceX's expectations during its test flight, coming through the stress of launch and re-entry in apparently good shape. cbsn.ws/4nOb2YK

@WarshipCam Right. Should’ve known that. I saw the pics of her commission.

@JohnAtGeorgia Nope - just heading out to the ocean after her commissioning in Cleveland.

USS Cleveland (LCS 31) Freedom-variant littoral combat ship downbound in the St. Lawrence Seaway at the 1000 Islands Bridge - May 22, 2026 SRC: FB- St. Lawrence Seaway Ship Watchers Network / Meg Meakin 📸

@aviationarchive Wow

Impressive sideslip landings by RAF pilots flying Avro 504s — primarily used for steep descents. We’d only just figured out how to take off and land a decade before this.👀

@Danny0717_ @bgthaplag @samcisco123 No

@JohnAtGeorgia @bgthaplag @samcisco123 You mean hard left ?

As a senior driver, reverse or drive forward to remove it? 🤔

@AntiquarianMuse I wonder what a FOX poll would show

CNN Poll says Trump is the worst President in history. Do you believe that? What's the best reason it's true?

@aviationarchive A 19 man crew ?!? Was this a bomber or a bus?

On Nov 27th, 1951 Ft. Worth held its breath while this B-36 circled the city's murky skies for some six hours with a defective landing gear. The pilot ordered 16 crew members to parachute to safety and then he and two others prepared for the job of landing the crippled giant.