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@FrankPChap @DrAllyLouks @esaagar You’re opining like it’s a fact when it’s purely subjective.

@DrAllyLouks @esaagar He doing a little much but let’s not act like it’s a good smell

The smell of weed is the smell of death. The pungent odor of civilizational decay Normalizing it is normalizing decline itself

@LeahSDrew @CNN Ad hominem. This is why basic education isimportant.

@CNN Even if this study is true it can't be believed because it's been posted by CNN.

The use of Tylenol by women during pregnancy was not associated with autism in their children, according to results of a nationwide ​study in Denmark. cnn.it/47XLVfp

@KMBestMS @SnapDecks Nothing says fun like getting Alioth x2 in the face!

another day, another win for ethical marvel snap. it's so nice to have a metagame that rewards solid, fair midrange decks like this. pic unrelated.

Everyone Should Meet Them: WOMEN OF SPACE These four women represent different generations of space science, from paper calculations to digital systems and the exploration of other planets. Katherine Johnson: A key mathematician at NASA, she calculated orbital trajectories for historic missions. At a time when computers were still limited, her hand calculations were so reliable that astronauts asked to check the results before launch. Margaret Hamilton: She led the development of software for the Apollo program. Their work allowed the onboard computer to prioritize tasks during the Apollo 11 lunar landing, avoiding potential failure. It also helped lay the foundations for modern software development. Diana Trujillo: A Colombian aerospace engineer who participated in the Perseverance rover mission to Mars, where she led the team responsible for the vehicle's robotic arms, a critical system for collecting and analyzing high-precision Martian rock samples. She also led the first Spanish-language broadcast of the Mars landing. Christina Koch: The NASA astronaut holds the record for the longest continuous stay in space by a woman, at 328 days. She participated in the first all-female spacewalk. And recently, she became the woman who has been farthest from Earth.

@cuervoloco @gabrrlgh Typically due to exposure limitations with cameras and the fact that cameras are exposed for bright, sunlit objects like the Moon or Earth making faint stars undetectable.

@gabrrlgh Y cómo es que no se ve en ninguna foto alguna estrella?

esta chica no tendrá una mejor foto en toda su vida

@ItsGuestGaming @SnapDecks @MARVELSNAP @UntappedSNAP @snapjudgecast @seconddinner Guest, I’ve only got 45k tokens. Would you say Shou Lao is worth it? 🫠

Welp. I'm ready for tomorrow... pick a fav

@Herodotusowl @mssakshinarula Nah, she should. Representation matters and women have had to deal with a lot of oppression and barriers men have not had to face on the journey to where they are now. African American women couldn’t even vote up until 61 years ago.

@mssakshinarula She’s an astronaut. She should be admired for that. She shouldn’t be admired for being a woman astronaut.

Just one picture of a woman being so successful and doing something no woman ever has, has a few small men seething in the comments. She is the engineering expert on the crew and every video of her is better than the last. This is her in 2023 and now. Christina Koch is special❤️

@AviK739507 @mssakshinarula You should feel embarrassed by your ignorance. Look up Katherine Johnson. Her brilliance with mathematics was crucial to our first manned spaceflights. Without her orbital mechanics and trajectories we would not have gotten astronauts into space nor won the space race to the moon

@mssakshinarula Sab kuch hamare baad hi karte ho.

I love it when women go to the moon. What a picture 🥹

@akshansh_777 @justnaddem @CultureCrave Oh, absolutely. I think the book did a great job explaining that humanity was more advanced when it came to science (computers, relativity, radiation, etc.), but Eridians were superior with engineering.

@MatthewAguilera @justnaddem @CultureCrave I believe given enough money we humans can also make something similar to your rock friend. Science makes all this stuff trivial

Andy Weir on the ending of 'Project Hail Mary' "I think it’s a perfect ending for Ryland because he really liked being a teacher, and in the end he gets to be a teacher and hang out with his best friend. And he’d be returning to an Earth where something like 75 years had passed since he left" "Everyone he knows back on Earth will have died. He doesn’t really have anything to go back to. But he’s got his best friend here. A job that he loves" "Why would he leave?" "I knew that was going to be the end of the novel before I started writing the first page" (via @nytimes)

@justnaddem @CultureCrave They show the habitat the Eridians built for him in the movie. Explaining it would’ve just added more time to a 2.5+hr movie. The food, while not mentioned in the movie is inconsequential to the main story.

@MatthewAguilera @CultureCrave Naah I won't say this....the planet they choose to stay how they made it suitable for him

@justnaddem @CultureCrave All the major questions are answered by the end. Anything left for speculation is extremely minor and inconsequential to the story.

@CultureCrave It was a great ending....but so many questions yet unanswered

I also can't stop thinking about how this might be the greatest missed opportunity in marketing history if Apple doesn't have a billboard of these saying "Shot on iPhone" lol NASA astronauts have been allowed to use their phones in space, and Commander Reid Wiseman and Mission Specialist Christina Koch uploaded these photos shot on an iPhone 17 Pro Max SELFIE camera

We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon.

@TheBigO1999 @RollingStone The commander in chief title is a civilian designation. It is not a military rank or position.

@RollingStone He's only the commander in chief, right? 😄

Convenience for me but not for thee. Story: rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

@DCdaily It’s an amazing movie and an incredible adaptation that captures the heart of the book it’s based on. If possible, see it on 70mm IMAX or any IMAX to really appreciate the cinematography and score. This is something that needs to be seen in theaters.

Chat, is Project Hail Mary any good? I know the visuals are incredible, but is the story good? I’m thinking of watching it on Saturday.

@SheepleShunner @CultureCrave @screenrant Without spoiling anything, the protagonist’s fate has nothing to do with a potential sequel.

@CultureCrave @screenrant So he doesn’t die? Not going to see it.

Andy Weir was asked about a possible #ProjectHailMary sequel "I've got bits and pieces of good ideas for sequels, but not enough to run with. If I'm going to sequel it, I want it to be good" (via @screenrant)

BREAKING: The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls nearly -800 points and posts its lowest close of 2026.

@KustomEdits @coinbureau MAGA has had control over the House, Senate, and presidency. Yet people like you can’t cope with reality. Weak.

@coinbureau Democrats have done everything possible to destroy this country It’s Trump VS the World And Coin Bureau is FUDing the man

America was supposed to be winning... Here's what winning looks like: - Q4 2025 GDP growth collapsed to just 0.7%, down from 4.4% in Q3 - Full year 2025 growth: 2.1%, the weakest since 2020 - Inflation stuck at 2.4% annually, above the Fed's 2% target - Oil rose to ~$120/barrel, up +68% this year alone - Stocks fell for a 3rd straight week, hitting their lowest levels of 2026 - The Fed held rates at 3.50–3.75% and may not cut at all in 2026 -Unemployment has risen to 4.4% and is expected to peak at 4.6% - Moody's recession probability to cross 50% Mr. President, this is not winning.

@Tuccrr Love seeing Namora in here. I really miss her being a viable card.

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Joe Kent is a heavily decorated combat veteran who served with the 75th Ranger Regiment and U.S. Special Forces. He served eleven combat tours, primarily in Iraq, and retired in 2018, becoming a paramilitary officer with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). His wife, Senior Chief Shannon M. Kent, was killed by a suicide bomber in Syria in 2019. I very much doubt that he was leaking anything, and I think it’s disgusting that members of the Trump Administration would attempt to circulate something like that without providing any kind of evidence, all because he decided to resign in protest of yet another war - which he has seen plenty of - in the Middle East.