somalian space agency

@deeberoni @pikeypilled He don’t like peanut

@pikeypilled Wat mean?

Notice how he avoids the peanuts

@Jan20activation @RapeCod

Wholesome rape-rush at 10 seconds.

@Osinttechnical That’s definitely an HH-60M

An Iranian-backed militia carried out a successful FPV drone strike on Camp Victory in Iraq yesterday, successfully hitting multiple targets. Seen here, one of the FPV attack munitions hits a parked UH-60 Black Hawk.

@83dollaroring Didn’t they say in the press release that they named it the X-76 solely because of 1776 and the 200th anniversary of independence?

>last known xplane was the X-68 >DARPA just unveiled the X-76

@magicianscard Everyone missing the pure of heart part smh

“You’re going to get salmonella” Wrong, I am pure of heart so bacteria do not harm me

@MollyJongFast God forbid I eat something besides slop after a 14 hour day. Fuck you

Some of the frivolous September purchases made under Secretary Pete Hegseth’s stewardship include a $98,329 Steinway & Sons grand piano for the Air Force chief of staff’s home, $5.3 million for Apple devices such as the new iPad, and an astronomical amount of shellfish, including $2 million for Alaskan king crab and $6.9 million worth of lobster tail. (Lobster tail is apparently a favorite of Hegseth’s Pentagon—the department spent more than $7.4 million total on the luxury item in March, May, June, and October.) In other pricey food purchases, the government decided to drop $15.1 million for ribeye steak (again, just in September), $124,000 for ice cream machines, and $139,224 on 272 orders of doughnuts.

@infantrydort I’m appalled that an OSINT account is so clueless about fires effects and force protection measures, or seemingly basic physics. Imagine an S2 that doesn’t know why friendly or enemy forces do things and can’t analyze battlespace effects

Because the 6 foot wall isn't just meant for an IED. It's meant for fragmentation from indirect fire. And to contain said fragmentation, fully acknowledging that if an explosion happens, at least some can be shielded. Why am I explaining this to an OSINT account?

@sentdefender @SeanParnellASW Because walls protect against blasts and reduce debris fragmentation that would otherwise increase lethality of indirect weapons systems. Aren’t you an OSINT account? Do you have any concept of fires effects?

@SeanParnellASW How do six-foot walls meant for IED’s around a trailer protect against a drone that comes from above?

This “reporting” from CBS is not true. A Tactical Operations Center is not a “makeshift office space.” The secure facility was fortified with 6-foot walls. Here are the facts: 1. We have the most extensive Air Defense umbrella in the world over the Middle East right now and control of the skies is increasing with every wave of airpower. The Iranian Navy has been devastated, and our military is dominating. 2. Every possible measure has been taken to safeguard our troops — at every level. The Department is prepared for this engagement and has hardened our defenses. We’ve moved a significant number of our troops off the X and will always protect our bases and people from a significantly weakened Iran. We will continue fighting in a way that honors our six fallen: no apologies, no hesitation. Epic fury for them and for every American lost at the hands of Iranian radicals.

@RonFilipkowski Don't disrespect the US like that. Putin hasnt accomplished in 4 years what we did in 4 days.

So now we learn from Republicans that when you bomb a country for a week, sink their entire Navy, and kill their military and political leadership, that is not an act of war. Maybe they can just go with Putin’s term - Special Military Operation.

@aaronrheins Israeli C-130 Over Jordan on ADSB-Exchange

"@shmopniggadick: @realDonaldTrump for president"

@SpeakWithDeeDee its not a radar you retard.

@pedroromero120 @sentdefender Radar must first discriminate what exactly it is hitting. Ballistic warheads desperate with a whole bunch of (sometimes intentional) junk that we don’t want to hit

@sentdefender Why do all these missile interceptor launches seem like they wait till the incoming missile is less than 8 miles away? Shouldn't they be launching interceptors when the incoming missle is 15-20 miles away incase they miss the first time?

Insane footage showing multiple interceptors from a U.S. Army MIM-104 “Patriot” Surface-to-Air Missile Battery launching and downing Iranian ballistic missiles earlier tonight during an attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, with at least one ballistic missile seen striking the base, reportedly damaging a clinic on Al Udeid.

@mzansibranding1 @bayraktar_1love Ukrainians use American equipment. Also have you stopped to consider that the site being attacked doesn’t have organic air defense systems or radar, and any interceptors in the region would be focused on defending their own relative geographic areas?

Right now, Shahed drones are yet again striking the U.S. Navy’s main headquarters in Bahrain

@shaunvssheep @GigaBeers Don’t blame GenZ, I’ve literally never seen this before and I’m mid university

@GigaBeers Gen Z is so lame... I can't wait until they turn 35 and realize how stupid they looked on the world stage...

Do you know what she was doing when tapping her fingers? She “clocked it”….in agreement, approval GenZ speak! Love it!!

@VvVIVIDvV @Osint613 Do you understand how glare works, especially with extremely luminous long wavelength energy? Then you’ll understand the camera isn’t a tell all.

@Osint613 So youre telling me a third of Kiyv is gone?

Astronauts on the ISS captured Russia’s massive missile assault on Kyiv on Dec. 26–27, 2025, tracking Kh-101 and Iskander strikes and Ukrainian air defense intercepts. Source: Riky Unreal

@MrJupiterSaturn @JAtanackov Got any pics of spots (to compare)

@JAtanackov Yep, I took a photo of the Spotless Sun yesterday.

The Sun is officially spotless today! The sunspot number today, February 22nd, 2026 is 0. No sunspots, blank solar disk.

@Prest0n5 @WarshipCam No. They typically roll it out into the pacific for missile defense tests at least twice a year. It’s a flexible testing platform that can be “easily” tugged in, modified, and tested.

@WarshipCam Super cool radar but when you have to use it things are getting serious

Sea-Based X-Band Radar (SBX-1) early-warning radar station being towed out of Pearl Harbor - February 20, 2026 SRC: INST- fishingmoon_808

@AFpost Holy retard. Unfollowing for this terrible post. Dems win cities, lots of people live in cities, lots (although proportionally fewer) republicans live in cities. Donations map will look like an income/population map.

Thomas Massie donor map shows heavy reliance on Democrat donors in deep-blue and blue-leaning areas to support his campaign. Many of the donations are out of state. Follow: @AFpost