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Dean Lenort 🐀
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I’m likely taller than you think.
Houston, Tx Katılım Haziran 2013
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@SwiftOnSecurity With the main place where I see road videos being Reddit, all road videos make me a little tense. I consider yours to be somewhat therapeutic.
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@LynnLenort They were putting large fancy letters in the corner of a piece of paper and writing stuff down below that. I didn’t poke for further details. As for the bird, have you looked at Nicole’s art? She’s an artíst!
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@dllprop That is so cute! What project are they working on?.... and what is that bird?????
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The Tall Tour, a traveling social event for tall adults, is bringing together Houstonians who spend most of their lives standing head and shoulders above everyone else. houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-t…
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This org showed up in my Twitter feed and I decided to check out who the members were. Lots of folks I know pretty well are members. Check it out.
astronautsforamerica.org
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Retired NASA astronaut and U.S. Navy Captain @astro_suni will join Vast as an Astronaut Advisor. With 608 days in space, 62+ hrs of spacewalks, Williams has also held key NASA leadership roles serving as Deputy Chief of the Astronaut Office and Commander of multiple expeditions. vastspace.com/updates/vast-a…

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@Cmdr_Hadfield The shuttle main engines did indeed use Oxygen, but these engines use Oxidizer. But heck, what do I know.
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I’m heading back to space on Purdue1, a suborbital university charter! It’ll be my seventh suborbital mission and my first as a researcher. Hail Purdue!
🖤💛🚀💛🖤
purdueexponent.org/campus/events/…
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Exhausted Apollo 13 flight controllers, joined by astronauts, managers, and VIPs in the Mission Control Center in Houston, rejoiced in the safe splashdown of the Apollo 13 astronauts in the Pacific Ocean on this day in 1970.
The mission became known as NASA's successful failure. Despite the explosion that seriously disabled the spacecraft, quick and creative thinking allowed the crew to return home safely.


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I just wanted to share this. Gene Kranz, Apollo flight director, on Artemis 2 imagery and more. Pretty rare interview IMO
youtu.be/qUfKtg1qbYk?si…

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