Richard Garriott

@doalwa @lorenzocabrini I hope to provide that dream.

@lorenzocabrini @RichardGarriott Great games never die! God, what I would give for a new entry in the Ultima series, a true spiritual successor for Ultima VII would be a dream come true 🥹

Congratulations, and thanks for reporting thy feat! I hope you continue your quest!

Blue is super rare in nature. Fewer than 1 in 10 plants have blue flowers. It’s even rarer in animals. Most “blue” isn’t pigment, it’s physics. Tiny structures bend & scatter light so only blue reaches your eyes. It’s really an illusion, and that’s what makes it special. (1/8)

NASA takes center stage. Honoring the mission, the crew, and the thousands of people who made history happen. Featuring • Michael Altenhofen, Senior Advisor • John Blevins, SLS Chief Engineer • Judd Frieling, Artemis II Flight Director • Sarah Gillis, Senior Advisor • Dr. Lori Glaze, Head of Artemis • Jared Isaacman, Administrator • Amit Kshatriya, Associate Administrator • Tyler Nester, Artemis II Chief Engineer • Luis Saucedo, Orion Program • Liliana Villarreal, Artemis II Landing Recovery Director • Dr. Kelsey Young, Artemis II Science Lead • Charlie Blackwell-Thompson, Artemis Launch Director • Branelle Rodriguez, Artemis Orion Vehicle Manager @NASA | @NASAAdmin | @NASAArtemis

John Glenn's legacy reaches beyond space. As a senator, he built a reputation for integrity, pragmatism, and bipartisanship. He worked across party lines to advance science, accountability, and public trust in our government. We've gotta get back to that.

New one in progress.

@collectSPACE The number 13 in the mission designation brings Russians more luck, apparently. And that luck is then even transferred to the American astronauts inside their thirteen capsules... :-) Is that right @RichardGarriott @AstroIronMike @astro_reid @Astro_Christina ?

America should lead the world in scientific endeavors. We have the best and brightest, and we’ll always advocate for NASA to receive the funding it needs to help us stay on top.

We don’t just throw words around. They matter. We work with living relatives and shape them to match extinct species. You can call it an Arctic-adapted elephant… we call it a mammoth. It’s clear. It clicks. And we’re sticking with it.

Officially launching Astronauts For America has been incredible! It was great to be at the National Air & Space Museum in DC today as we officially started this effort to protect our democracy.

Evil is as evil does: apple.news/AmlVCZnmAR62zl…

Can you smell the DNA? If you can… you’re probably doing it right. Our Chief Science Officer shows how to actually sample bone for DNA. It’s loud, a little messy, and all about using the right tools and going slow. Don’t rush it. Do it right.

A new Golden Age of exploration is here and we’re building the team to lead it. NASA Force applications open today at 1pm ET. Join NASA through a 1–2 year appointment and work on the missions pushing America higher, farther, and faster than ever before.

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Introducing the Vast Astronaut Flight Suit. Built with a human-centric design and developed in partnership with Vast Lead Astronaut @Astro_Feustel, the suit prioritizes mobility, comfort, and on-orbit functionality.

Season 11 LIVE! Lunch With Laz & Jack. Daily Talk Show On @WRFB_DB In @RichardGarriott @catnipgames @ShroudofAvatar Come join us as we interpret the news so you don't have to. #LBSotA Monday Monday!

@rhayadercompute Exodus Ultima IV by the absolute genius @RichardGarriott. Look him up. It shaped my life going forward. Now I teach computer science and hope to inspire others. Thanks RG 🙏

The Steller’s sea cow (Hydrodamalis gigas) was an extinct sirenian first described in 1741. Its closest living relatives are the dugong and the manatee, though it far surpassed them in size. The species was wiped out by humans less than 30 years after its discovery.