Scott Medlock

Before ➡️ after I had a bolt from the Falcon-9 rocket that flew me to space made into my husband’s wedding ring Here’s the story- SpaceX gave me this plaque after my mission. After Ryan and I got engaged I got the idea for the ring and brought the bolt to a local jeweler. They said they couldn’t melt it (not surprising that space hardware isn’t easy to melt 😉). I then brought it to the Memphis Metal Museum where a metalsmith was able to forge it into this ring. The ring is entirely made of the bolt metal. I also got a ring made for myself :) I was so happy to share this piece of me with Ryan, and he’s thrilled with his ring 🥰

There is no ceasefire violation. The US Navy is sailing peacefully through an international waterway

Sorry, WHAT!? So, having demanded the Strait be opened on pain of all Iranian civilisation being ended, President Trump is now going to shut it himself?

I remember! I even bought the company back to keep the log rolls rolling 🙌

High time to kick the US 🇺🇸 out of NATO.

The US didn't care about us until they were attacked at Pearl Harbor. The US didn't rebuild anything afterwards in Europe. We went into debt with them and repaired the damage from the war. The US didn't help, they just did business.

The civilisation that invented algebra is currently doing battle with the one that invented the hamburger. This is all you need to know.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton recently filed a lawsuit against the 5 largest TV brands in the United States over their use of “Automatic Content Recognition” “If you are showing family photos or family homemade movies on your smart tv, automatic content recognition is taking a screen capture twice a second, every half a second. It takes a screenshot, sends that back to the mothership, and that's being used because we have to know what you're watching, educational content, religious content, whatever it is you're watching, somebody wants to know. And the rationale for this, well, we can better target ads” ‘ACR takes a screenshot of whatever is on your TV screen (including cable TV shows, streaming services, Xbox, PlayStation, Roku, Apple TV, home movies and photos streamed from your phone or laptop, etc.) and sends those screen captures back to the manufacturer so they can keep track of EVERYTHING you watch on “your” TV’