Scarecrow

Soviet Venera missions to Venus were pure peak human will. They launched probe after probe into the abyss, dozens over 20 yrs even after knowing Venus was a hellscape that have temperatures that melt lead, atmospheric pressure 90 times that of Earth, acid clouds that eat metal. There Early missions failed spectacularly. Crash landed. Parachutes ripped. Signals died. But they iterated like madlads obsessed with the game, for the raw pursuit of knowledge. In an era of "why go if it's not profitable", they did it for the love of the game.

There are people that legit believe there’s no space and NASA is faking the trip.

im cracking the fuck up

if you’re new to this space thing it’s now time for you to start stressing about re entry

"We will explore. We will build"... "We will visit again" "But ultimately, we will always choose Earth. We will always choose each other"

I had a conversation on childhood, which made me realise that quite a few millennial kids wanted to be aeronautical engineers. I wonder what inspired this. You can see it with the number of hobbyist pilots we have now Which moonshot careers can we inspire in this generation

What is the greatest character entrance into a scene?

I would like to make my apologies for defending M$, but I must from time to time. I have to put respect on github for handling the amount of shit code that has been added over the last 3 months. literally 10s of billions of lines of code that will never see the light of a CPU

Giant Honeybees use a collective defense known as "shimmering" to deter wasps and other predators, whereby hundreds of individual bees flip their abdomens upwards in a coordinated wave-like pattern.