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Me pregunto si los astronautas habrán visto personalmente ellos los calculos de mecanica orbital. Se que no pueden revisar todo y tampoco tiene sentido. Pero yo eso si habría mirado jaja

@eltemagv Mientras el 100% de tu hermano:

90% de los usuarios en redes sociales apoyan a Palestina, Cuba e Irán. Curiosamente, el 90% de los medios corporativos defienden la falsa narrativa de Estados Unidos e Israel. Se llama PROPAGANDA y está diseñada para engañar a gente ignorante. No te dejes manipular.

Grazie ragazzi 👏 Looking forward to more battles this season with our oldest rivals @ScuderiaFerrari

Aww :3 ¿Cuántos Rafitas han encontrado en las publicaciones de Artemis II? 🥹 #NASA #Artemis #Orion

It's not just a phase 🌕 Artemis II astronauts captured these views of the Moon as the Orion spacecraft flew around the far side of the Moon on April 6, 2026.

Thanks for the new views, Artemis II! Safe travels home. 🌎

Espectacular. Todo en el espacio mola más🤣🤣

These photos are a good reminder that Photographers argue about gear way more than history does. Some people will cheer because they were shot on Nikon. Some will say they would’ve looked better on Sony. Some will say the astronauts should’ve taken a Hasselblad and it would have been perfect. But that misses the point completely. These images, Earth, the Moon, Earth setting behind the lunar horizon, a close-up of a crater, were made on a journey around the Moon with 10-year-old Nikon DSLRs. And they’re stunning. And would have been stunning with a Lecia too, or a Canon, with similar focal lengths and sensor. Because great photographs are rarely about having the newest camera. They’re about having the right tool, knowing how to use it, and being ready when the moment happens. The brand didn’t make these images. The age of the camera didn’t make these images. The astronauts did. Their eye, their preparation, their connection to what they were seeing, and their ability to use the gear they had in one of the most extraordinary places humans have ever gone. Shoot, just hearing that they had proper shrouds over the windows and dimmed the lighting in the cabin to cut reflections, my photographer soul rejoiced! They thought through how to best capture the moments! Yes, being in the right place at the right time matters. In a moment like this, it may matter more than anything. But when that moment comes, what matters next is knowing your gear well enough to make the picture and being setup with the right gear to make it happen. Not chasing the newest model. Not arguing over logos. Not pretending the camera is the artist. Vision matters. Passion matters. Timing matters. But when that moment comes, what matters next is knowing your gear well enough to make the picture and being set up with the right gear to make it happen. moment happens. (now let the silly camera model debates start...) Photo Credit: NASA

ABSOLUTE CINEMA

Finaliza el partido de Ida en Champions Cup. Quedan 90 minutos, nos vemos en la Vuelta. 🦅

@Nicoluaces Mierda, sí que eres un retrasado, gil de mierda

Si vienen Orsi-Gómez diganme me mato.

The eclipse from Orion. On April 6, external cameras attached to the Orion spacecraft's solar array wings captured the Moon backlit by the Sun during a solar eclipse.

Pide fondo de pantalla

Hola, vieja amiga. ✨ La tripulación de @NASAArtemis II ha completado su sobrevuelo lunar y se dirige a casa. Antes de que los astronautas desvíen su atención de la geología lunar a otras tareas, como recopilar datos médicos y regresar a la Tierra de manera segura, la tripulación realizará una última llamada de larga distancia al equipo de ciencia lunar en Houston.

happy birthday to the man that always brings joy and love to every single room - the one and only Ben McKee.

@maxpowerin @PepistosFake 😂😂😂😂🫵🏼🫵🏼🫵🏼🫵🏼

@Mau_XM @PepistosFake No... tú 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

A Chivas le han marcado solo 3 penales en las 13 jornadas que llevan jugadas. Chivas no ha ganado absolutamente nada pero la verdad que bonito es ver a varios con el culo ardiendo..

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.

Con fotos así uno hasta entiende a los negacionistas... Cuánta belleza. Cuánta fragilidad. Podremos haber visto imagenes similares en el cine cientos de veces... Pero la realidad supera a la ficción. Imagina poder ver esto en directo... Y no llorar.

High-resolution photos of the Moon captured during Artemis II mission