Mr. Orange

#AuroresBoréales #northernlights from Petaluma, California - first shot is edited, the other two are simply guilty of poor exposure settings.

What a legend!

2014 World Series Game 7 Giants vs Royals

NOAPS > Cup Series Change my mind.

No matter how many times I see this, it will always be cool. KLM 747 climbing out of St. Maarten like a rocket!

Carson Hocevar just won his first NASCAR race then does his victory lap while hanging out of the car. Finishes it off crashing into the wall to do a burnout all while being half out of his car 😂😂😂

Today I asked an abortion advocate what her favorite method of abortion is.

All drafts are just dungeon and dragons for ball fanatics

@BrettChiefsSzn @_JMAC_89 @NASCAR @TALLADEGA

@_JMAC_89 @NASCAR @TALLADEGA He was keeping up just fine? He’s perfectly in line with the other 2 lanes😂it was a bad push.

Contact at the front of the field! Many, many cars are collected in this @TALLADEGA incident!

Proof again Bubba Wallace can't drive for shit

How fruit looked before humans

@SAMIAM775 @sicnick911 @US_Stormwatch @UCB_CSSL The etymology is Spanish

@sicnick911 @US_Stormwatch @UCB_CSSL Sorry but I am not following this at all …

California's Sierra Nevada just saw one of its biggest April snowstorms in the last 50 years. Three-day totals: Palisades Tahoe: 43" Donner Summit (@UCB_CSSL): 42.5" Kirkwood: 42" Mammoth Mountain: 25–39" Mount Rose: 26"

Turn on KNBR, 30 seconds later the perfect game is null. Not saying I had anything to do with it but I'm not not saying I did, either. #SFGiants

@Ronnie21122112 @SFGate Still live here. The county is 18% occupied, 82% open land. It's a gift and nothing should change.

@melbatoast415 @SFGate I grew up there… perfect place for a complete redux

Trump order could kickstart drilling for oil in popular Bay Area parks sfgate.com/bayarea/articl…

@Ronnie21122112 @SFGate

@SFGate Goto Marin County!! I wanna see em all cry

@anishmoonka Is that a pun?

I write deep dives like this daily. If this one earned your attention, following @anishmoonka keeps them coming.

Dr. Dawn Wright went 6.8 miles straight down into the Pacific Ocean in July 2022, to a part of the Mariana Trench no human had ever visited. The first thing she saw when she hit the bottom: a green beer bottle. Label still readable. Half-buried in mud, almost 36,000 feet below the surface. That spot is called Challenger Deep. It's the lowest point on Earth. The pressure down there is around 16,000 pounds per square inch, which Wright once compared to the Eiffel Tower balancing on your big toe. A navy submarine can only handle about 3% of that depth before getting crushed. The bottle made it because it was open. Water filled it on the way down and matched the pressure outside. Simple physics kept a piece of trash together at a depth that would flatten a sub. It's far from the only garbage down there. In 2019, explorer Victor Vescovo found a plastic bag and candy wrappers during a separate dive to 35,853 feet. That same year, a study in Royal Society Open Science collected tiny shrimp-like creatures from six of the deepest ocean trenches, including from almost 7 miles down. 72% of them had microplastics (broken-down bits of plastic, smaller than a grain of rice) in their stomachs. A separate Chinese Academy of Sciences study found up to 2,200 microplastic particles per liter of Mariana Trench mud. One liter is roughly the size of a large water bottle. In 2025, researchers published results in Nature from nearly 2,000 ocean sampling spots collected over ten years. Microplastics showed up at every depth, including the Mariana Trench. The researchers called it a "plastic smog" that runs throughout the entire ocean, from the surface to the bottom. Only 27 people have ever been to Challenger Deep, and over 600 have been to space. I keep thinking about that gap. About 11 million tonnes of plastic enter the ocean each year, roughly 2,000 garbage trucks' worth dumped in every single day, and only 1% of it floats. The other 99% sinks. Some of it ends up almost 7 miles down, inside animals that have never seen sunlight, in water so isolated it hasn't circulated back to the surface in about 2,000 years.

@9er4Life33 @Aristotle1964 @LombardiHimself Why not?

@Aristotle1964 @LombardiHimself Why?

John Lynch said the substation was never a topic during 49ers' free agency. Based on the bargains SF secured, it doesn't seem he's lying. "We did hire an independent scientist and it was basically a big nothing burger. We're safe." Lynch said the scientist tested all areas of the facility and EMF levels came back far lower than any threshold considered dangerous

+10 Man Points if you know what this is right away

Happy New Year! #SpringEquinox

2 days later and a meteor actually struck NE Ohio. legitimately insane