Lunar Citizens

@wr_ell in love too

@yatharthmann and earth born from big exploded. Idiot

NASA took four astronauts to the Moon today, and SpaceX exploded one of their engines on the pad. Very ironic.

@buffys This is an enormous ancient impact crater on the Moon. The entire multi-ring basin spans about 930 km across, formed by an asteroid roughly 60–100 km in diameter. If this impactor had hit Earth instead of the Moon — it would have been catastrophic and utterly terrifying

@buffys Every scar on the Moon is a hit Earth never took. A silent guardian— more beautiful than we realize.

THE MOST HQ VIDEO OF THE MOON IN EXISTENCE JUST RELEASED

@forallcurious This is an enormous ancient impact crater on the Moon. The entire multi-ring basin spans about 930 km across, formed by an asteroid roughly 60–100 km in diameter. If this impactor had hit Earth instead of the Moon — it would have been catastrophic and utterly terrifying

🚨: The 600-mile-wide moon crater seen by humans for the first time, known as Orientale Basin.

@NASA Can’t wait!

@astrooalert Spectacular. Almost all major freshwater rivers in Asia and India originate here.

Himalayas as seen from Space 🌍 📷

@cyrilXBT my wife need this, so she will know herself

SOMEONE JUST BUILT A 3D MAP OF THEIR ENTIRE MIND. Not a diagram. Not a mind map. A LIVING BREATHING NETWORK that shows you the actual shape of how you think. They took their Obsidian vault, converted every note into embeddings, and rendered them as a 3D thought network in real time. And what they discovered stopped me cold. Your mind has a shape. CENTRALIZED means all your thinking orbits one or two dominant ideas. DECENTRALIZED means your knowledge lives in clusters that rarely talk to each other. DISTRIBUTED means your ideas are deeply interconnected across every domain. Most people assume their thinking is distributed. The map shows them it is not. They have been building knowledge in silos without realizing it. Gaps they never knew existed. Connections they never thought to make. The most interesting part is not the technology. It is what happens when you SEE your own thinking for the first time. Because you cannot improve what you cannot see. And nobody has ever been able to see the actual structure of their mind until now. This is what Obsidian plus AI is becoming. Not a note taking app. A mirror for your intelligence.

@slnash4u @buffys Yes, most burn up in the atmosphere. But some craters on the Moon are enormous— any one of them could have ended human civilization

@LunarCitizens @buffys Kinda like the earth has an atmosphere that burns up most meteors, making them meteorites. But yeah, I’m sure the moon is protecting the earth.

@SpaceX @Starlink Go!

@moondailys Every scar on the Moon is a hit Earth never took. A silent guardian— more beautiful than we realize.

@astropics True, too.

True

@CuriosityonX 2026 and 1966. It’s a long journey

🚨: Insane new image of Moon captured by Artemis II today

@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN Every scar on the Moon is a hit Earth never took. A silent guardian— more beautiful than we realize.

@Gubloinvestor It is A Giant !

BYD is coming to Canada..🇨🇦 How excited are you? 🚗

@TheRicanMemes No way. Trump should on the dark side of moon.

Woah 🤯

@AshCrypto trump launch airstrike, people pay for it.

BREAKING: President Trump just launched an airstrike on my portfolio.

@NASA @stuart3030150 Every scar on the Moon is a hit Earth never took. A silent guardian— more beautiful than we realize.

@stuart3030150 Moon craters come in all sizes, from micrometer sized to giant impact basins hundreds of miles wide. Learn more here: #types-of-craters" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">science.nasa.gov/moon/lunar-cra…

LIVE: Watch with us as the Artemis II astronauts make their closest approach to the Moon, traveling farther from Earth than ever before. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@AJamesMcCarthy more. Every scar on the Moon is a hit Earth never took. A silent guardian— more beautiful than we realize.

I know the far side of the moon is trending rn but I still think we got the prettiest side

@AJamesMcCarthy Yes — this side has always illuminated humanity and Earth.

@forallcurious First earth picture from moon orbit,1966.

🚨: Earth, captured by the Artemis II crew from almost the Moon!