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@ActionHugo @draymondsburnor @alexboge It did resemble a dune buggy design, hence the nickname "moon buggy." roughly size of a small car. Weighed about 500# on earth . Carry payload of about 1k#. Here next to the lunar module. Think those were about 20 feet tall. See humans for size reference

@boxofduststudio @draymondsburnor @alexboge 😝 just a little humor for you. Just remember the little buggy they had on the moon. 😝 definitely wasn’t a kids motorized buggy. You don’t believe everything on the internet?

With almost no fanfare, Artemis II has already passed straight through what moon landing deniers love to call the “deadly, impenetrable” Van Allen radiation belts. Except… they aren’t. They’re regions of trapped charged particles - mapped, measured, and understood for decades. Even Dr. James Van Allen himself noted that with proper trajectory and shielding, passing through them is not a problem. Mission planners minimize exposure by carefully selecting the flight path and limiting time in the most intense regions. Spacecraft are shielded. Radiation dose is tracked and kept within safe limits. This isn’t a mystery to us, it’s just physics and engineering. We’ve done it before. We just did it again.

@YOUrNOTinDEBT @JoshFerme Is your theory that outer space doesn't exist?

@JoshFerme Because it doesn’t exist and I don’t believe in faulty takes with zero proof Proof space exists

I do not understand how you could not be fascinated by space. This is a real image from NASA's James Webb Space telescope. I think it's one of the most beautiful images ever taken.

@Escargot4U @MaryTilesTexas I'm wondering why you'd make this claim. Your think ignorance of the current mission gives you some brilliant theory regarding space exploration? That's like saying "I'm so dumb, I'm smart!" Dunning-Kruger 💯

@MaryTilesTexas This is more of a rational vs. irrational debate. We could fly to the moon, land, screw around then come back several times 60 years ago. Now it’s an AMAZING accomplishment 60 years later to do a fly by. Yes we are going to the moon but we’ve never landed on it.

How do people not believe rockets go to space at all? You can see the ISS with your own eyeballs 😭

@ActionHugo @draymondsburnor @alexboge Honey, both in the same mission. Either watch the whole interview or don't. It's like you can't think independent of the internet conspiracy bubble 🙄

@boxofduststudio @draymondsburnor @alexboge instagram.com/reel/DWmus4wAL…

@ActionHugo @draymondsburnor @alexboge

@boxofduststudio @draymondsburnor @alexboge I did, then I found out about the treaties they signed in the 50s, dealing with the rockets they sent up. Weird, but I love how rockets work. Just a shame that they can’t leave our atmosphere.

@ActionHugo @draymondsburnor @alexboge You should read up on the history of rocketry. It's fascinating.

@draymondsburnor @alexboge So with your reasoning and question. How did they do it the first time? Back in the 60s, they must have had super technical advance equipment to get into space right? 👍

@Pb_sndwich @LucasGageX I'm surprised you'd invoke god while acting in opposition to teachings of humility, stewardship, and the investigation of nature.

@boxofduststudio @LucasGageX Why would I care what other people think? God gave me a brain, I can use it. What other people believe has no effect on whether something is true or not

Flerfs cry “fisheye lens!” at every curved Artemis II photo but ignore the ones shot with normal lenses. Fisheye bends lines—it can’t turn a flat Earth into a spinning globe. Here’s ISS footage (Nikon DSLR, no fisheye) showing Earth rotating underneath. Stop being ignorant.

@Pb_sndwich @LucasGageX I understand why you think it would, but no. You're just missing a couple of factors in the equation. Science can be complicated.

@LucasGageX So the linear speed of the earth is 500 mph under Alaska when the plane takes off. It flies south to Miami, where the earth spins at 1000 mph. It does or doesn't have to aim west of Miami in order to account for this 500 mph difference?

@Pb_sndwich @LucasGageX Question. Do you think it is more likely that multiple disciplines of science are wrong, or that maybe you just don't understand?

@LucasGageX I don't agree with your framing but I do believe we all will eventually face judgment for what we did and believed in this life

@CullinaneStory @bunniferated @physicsgeek Do you think that TVs didn't exist in 1986?

@bunniferated @physicsgeek You expect me to believe a 60 year old could figure out how to setup a Roku in 1986?

I know it's been 40 years and some of you were still sperm in your father, but all y'all screeching NO KIDS WATCHED THE CHALLENGER EXPLOSION are not only stupid, you're pig ignorant. 1) A teacher was on board as an astronaut 2) Lot of teachers wheeled TVs into their classrooms so that kids could watch a teacher fly into space. 3) Those kids saw the Challenger explode One of the worst videos I saw was of Christa McAuliffe's (the teacher in question) classroom -with a sub teacher- watching the video as the Challenger exploded.

@cecidrais We get it. You like Brady's ass. Perfectly understandable 👌

Brady Tkachuk getting his ass beat on pride night is a win for everyone

@Thomas_Banacek @VikasTrphyButch @soul_of_germany @rob_heighton It's called Freudenfreude. Try it.

@VikasTrphyButch @soul_of_germany @rob_heighton No cringe is experiencing joy (maybe, sure could be fake joy), documenting it, then posting it online because you think other people really care that you were excited by a rocket launch. The internet these days “look at me!”

"why'd she take a selfie instead of taking photos of the actual launch" LOOK AT HOW COOL THIS IS. LIKE C'MON you can't pretend this is just an ordinary selfie. She took direct photos as well (see her self-reply), so just shut up and LOOK AT HOW COOL THIS IS

@ManicMi87418204 @DenisPetit2233 @forallcurious So you think it's more likely that vast scientific disciplines are wrong, rather than you maybe just don't understand? Really?

@boxofduststudio @DenisPetit2233 @forallcurious You can't test it by stopping the earth. The earth isn't spinning - only in your head (or bot head).

STUNNING🚨: Artemis II crew captured a stunning image of Earth this morning from 41,000 miles away. The first time since 1972 that humans have seen a crescent Earth in full.

@seansmegaphone @SanJoseSharks @NBCSSharks @SharksAudioNet Military/soldiers/veterans... at least 100.. maybe more.

@boxofduststudio @SanJoseSharks @NBCSSharks @SharksAudioNet Yeah, sure. How many days do we have for Native Americans? African Americans? Soldiers? Get over it victim.

Celebrating Pride tonight at the Tank. 🏳️‍🌈 🆚: Maple Leafs ⏰: 7 p.m. 📺: @NBCSSharks 🎙️: @SharksAudioNet

@seansmegaphone @SanJoseSharks @NBCSSharks @SharksAudioNet How many of these days are as a result of the mistreatment of these folks. You can't torture and murder people for who they love, and then whine about a remembrance. You're vile.

Sounds like demanding attention. January International Day to End Conversion Therapy (January 7) February LGBT+ History Month (UK) Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week (week after Valentine’s Day / first full week following Feb 14) National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (February 7) March Zero Discrimination Day (March 1) Bisexual Health Awareness Month International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) (March 31) — Celebrates trans lives and achievements. April International Asexuality Day (April 6) Day of Silence (third Friday in April) — Anti-bullying event, often in schools. Lesbian Visibility Day (April 26) International Day of Pink (second Wednesday in April) — Anti-bullying and anti-homophobia. May International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) (May 17) Agender Pride Day (May 19) Harvey Milk Day (May 22) Pansexual and Panromantic Awareness Day (May 24) International Family Equality Day (first Sunday in May) June LGBTQ+ Pride Month — Celebrates LGBTQ+ culture and commemorates the Stonewall Riots. Pulse Remembrance Day (June 12) Stonewall Riots Anniversary / International LGBT Pride Day (June 28) July International Non-Binary People’s Day (July 14) Non-Binary Awareness Week (week surrounding July 14) International Drag Day (July 16) August Gay Uncles Day (August 14) September Bisexual Awareness Week / BiWeek (week of September 23) Celebrate Bisexuality Day / Bi Visibility Day (September 23) October LGBTQ History Month (primarily US/Canada) International Lesbian Day (October 8) National Coming Out Day (October 11) International Pronouns Day (third Wednesday in October) Spirit Day (third Thursday in October) — Anti-bullying for LGBTQ+ youth. Asexual Awareness Week (Ace Week) (last week in October) Intersex Awareness Day (October 26) November Transgender Awareness Week (November 13–19) Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) (November 20) — Memorializes trans people lost to violence. Trans Parent Day (first Sunday in November) Intersex Day of Remembrance (November 8) December World AIDS Day (December 1) — Raises awareness about the HIV/AIDS pandemic and honors those lost. Pansexual/Panromantic Pride Day (December 8)

@ManicMi87418204 @DenisPetit2233 @forallcurious Yes you feel take off and landing, just like the elevator. but at altitude, zooming along 500 mph, you feel no immense thrust. That's also science. You should try it sometime.

@boxofduststudio @DenisPetit2233 @forallcurious Can't afford it. If I could I imagine I would feel an immense THRUST. Any pitch or tilt or slowdown would also feel the same.

@ManicMi87418204 @DenisPetit2233 @forallcurious Thought you were calling it a night 🌙?

@DenisPetit2233 @boxofduststudio @forallcurious Well, can we please have some discussion without repulsion of my views? Neigh not even views, they are my facts?

@ManicMi87418204 @DenisPetit2233 @forallcurious Do you feel like you're moving 500mph in a plane?

@boxofduststudio @DenisPetit2233 @forallcurious Again, who said there are other planets. Open your mind! Does it feel like you are rotating at 1000mph? You know when you stand on a moving floor / escalator or lift. You feel the motion. That's 3mph!

@DenisPetit2233 @ManicMi87418204 @forallcurious I just wanted to know if the flat earthers think all the planets are flat?

LOL! I gave up on this discussion with flat earthers a long time ago. You will never convince them. In most cases, flat earth and moon landing denial is woven up with their Christian faith. To challenge them on the flat earth is to challenge their whole belief system. For most, this is a line they can never cross.

@AfghaniGoggles @HawkeyeInsano If he is indeed engagement farming, you took the bait - hook, line, and sinker.

@HawkeyeInsano This obscure sorority talk shit has gotta stop. Post the text or fuck of with the engagement farming.

Just got a text... All I can say is WOW 👀 Stay tuned. 🐤