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You are looking at one of the most detailed 3D reconstructions of a humancell (eukaryotic cell) ever made. Every molecule. Every structure. Mapped in extreme precision. This isn't just a pretty picture. It's a microscopic universe finally brought into focus.

Artemis II astronauts return from moon with a splashdown to close out a record-breaking lunar voyage - The Canadian Press apple.news/AeGtwq95aSHes8…

Welcome home ❤️🌖🚀 #INTEGRITY #ARTAMIS2 @Astro_Jeremy 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 @astro_reid @Astro_Christina #Astro_Glover Brave and beautiful Astronauts Thank you for taking us with you in so many ways! 😍🚀 👩‍🚀👨‍🚀🧑‍🚀👨‍🚀

Sky full of stars. Following a successful lunar flyby, the Artemis II astronauts captured this breathtaking photo of our galaxy, the Milky Way, on April 7, 2026.

Some have forgotten the Oilers were a .500 club for the last 2.5 months last year. Proclaiming “this isn’t their year” makes zero sense. Like last season (when EDM won 13/15 in the playoffs), if it comes together, watch out. Recent W’s in Denver & SLC show it’s still there.

@CanadianPolling I support Carney and am thankful he is our PM, especially during these challenging times. It’s shameful that some in Alberta continue to drag the rest of this beautiful province into their far right ignorant, angry, and entitled MAGA like reputation.

Mark Carney Net-Approval Among: 🟢All: +25% 🟢ATL: +45% 🟢QC: +33% 🟢BC: +30% 🟢ON: +25% 🟢SK/MB: +20% 🔴AB: -5% 🟢Women: +30% 🟢Men: +21% 🟢18-34 Year Olds: +27% 🟢35-54 Year Olds: +11% 🟢55+ Year Olds: +34% Leger / Jan 26, 2026

Here's the exact moment that Charlie Brown adopted Snoopy 75 years ago.

“A Plea to NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, from Planet Earth”, LinkedIn, Jon Mikel Walton Former Earth Public Engagement Lead @NASAJPL: Jared, I used to manage NASA's Global Climate Change website. As we stand on the edge of humanity's return to the Moon, I'm asking you to restore NASA's full leadership on Earth science-and its right to speak plainly about the state of our planet. Nearly sixty years ago, Apollo 8 captured Earthrise: a thin crescent of home suspended in darkness. That single image helped ignite the modern environmental movement, and helped make possible missions like Landsat, which still provides the world's longest continuous space-based record of Earth's land surface. Today, NASA's Earth Science fleet is one of America's most valuable strategic assets: a planetary-scale measurement system tracking Earth's vital signs across heat, water, ice, ecosystems, and atmospheric gases. This global coverage and continuity is an achievement no private or academic effort can sustain on its own. It translates observation into public value, like better storm and flood forecasting, stronger disaster readiness, safer water and food planning, and clearer visibility into climate risk. This critical public infrastructure saves lives, protects the economy, and keeps the United States ahead. And yet over the past year, budget uncertainty and political pressure have weakened one of the country's most trusted sources of Earth intelligence. Teams were cut, expertise was lost, and NASA's ability to communicate clearly about climate and environmental risk was silenced-exactly when those risks are accelerating. Congress has reaffirmed NASA's science mission by restoring its funding. The question now is whether the agency will lead where it matters most: helping the nation-and the world-understand what's happening to Earth in real time. NASA is uniquely positioned to provide this shared reality: what's changing, why it's changing, and what it means for lives, livelihoods, and national resilience. You are one of the few hundred humans who have seen our planet from space. Astronauts often describe the Overview Effect: awe at Earth's beauty, clarity about its fragility, and instant understanding that one thin atmosphere protects everything we love. Space agencies have a profound responsibility to steward this perspective and share it back with the world. The scientists and engineers at JPL, Goddard, and across NASA are still doing extraordinary work under impossible conditions. They have the data. They have the expertise. What they need is institutional backing-and the permission-to tell the truth, plainly and consistently. So here is the mandate: rebuild NASA's Earth science leadership, safeguard its workforce, and restore its public voice on Earth. Fund the fleet. Protect the teams. Tell the truth. It's time to lead. Jon Mikel Walton Former Earth Public Engagement Lead, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory @NASAAdmin @rookisaacman @NASAScience_ @NASAEarth @NASA #ArtemisII

Officially official 🔄

😍⚾️ Trey!

Happy 86 birthday to the Jefferson Airplane and former Jefferson Starship vocalist Grace Slick!

Rest in peace, Jane Goodall 💔

Condolences are pouring in for Dr. Darren Markland, 54 — a well-known, beloved Edmonton doctor and enthusiastic cyclist who died doing what he loved. #yeg globalnews.ca/news/11451027/…

RIP Robert Redford. Incomparable. 💔

We Warned About the First China Shock. The Next One Will Be Worse. nytimes.com/2025/07/14/opi… via @NYTOpinion

🇨🇦 Canada is headed to the Moon 🌖 ! For the first time ever, a Canadian astronaut, Jeremy Hansen, will fly on a mission around the Moon as part of NASA’s Artemis II program.

What Are People Still Doing on X? - The Atlantic apple.news/ACEaCnsT0Rzu7P…

Who did this?:

Today Canada’s Prime Minister fired a shot that was heard around the world.