Dean Cade

@DavidFischer @woofknight Expensive at the arcade back then. I remember one that had tutorials on Saturday mornings after it came out.

Be honest: who is old enough to say they played this?

Live Action He-Man from ‘Masters Of The Universe’: 1987 vs 2026 1987- Dolph Lundgren 2026 - Nicholas Galitzine

1972 ➡️2026 Apollo 17 ➡️ Artemis II

The Moon astronauts shared their location…with all of us! Follow the crew in real-time on their journey around the far side of the Moon and back to Earth. go.nasa.gov/3PNeXYV

:We are now entering the most thrilling phase of Artemis II — humanity’s bold return to deep space. Day 3 — April 3 Orion has successfully left Earth’s embrace and is now speeding toward the Moon. The crew begins critical deep space operations, testing systems far beyond any orbit humans have flown in over 50 years.Day 4 — April 4 Systems checks continue as the astronauts settle into the rhythm of deep space travel. Every system is performing flawlessly in this vast, unforgiving environment.Day 5 — April 5 The Moon grows larger in the windows. The crew makes final preparations for the historic lunar flyby — a moment decades in the making.Day 6 — April 6 Closest approach to the Moon. This is the pinnacle: humans return to the vicinity of the Moon for the first time since the Apollo era. The crew will skim past the lunar surface, witnessing our celestial neighbor up close like no one has in over half a century.Day 7 — April 7 Orion swings past the Moon and begins the long journey home, riding the gravity assist that will guide it safely back to Earth.Day 8 — April 8 A quiet but vital phase — the long coast through deep space. The crew reflects on their journey while the spacecraft continues its flawless performance.Day 9 — April 9 Earth reappears as a beautiful blue marble in the distance. The team shifts focus to re-entry preparations.Day 10 — April 10 Re-entry and splashdown. The fiery return through Earth’s atmosphere culminates in a safe Pacific Ocean landing — mission complete.This isn’t just another spaceflight. It’s humanity stepping boldly back into the cosmos — proving we’re ready to go farther than ever before.Stay tuned for more real-time updates as the mission unfolds!

@authoradambray Totally agree!

Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull was a flawed masterpiece and even more relevant with the UFO issue today than ever. I never understood the criticisms. George Lucas gave audiences exactly what he promised and was authentic to the genre and time-period.

@symeew13 They were cool to see in concert back in the day!

Anyone else a fan?

@kamipapa2 Dr Pepper is from Waco, Texas!

アメリカではコカコーラとペプシコーラの2強だと思ってたんだが…意外と群雄割拠だな

@ThatEricAlper Depeche Mode

Which artist or band got you through your darkest moments?

🚨: NASA just dropped a full disk image of Earth taken by Artemis II 🤯

Without saying your age… Name a book you grew up reading. 📖 Let’s see who shares the same story???

@hajime20250823 That is hilarious!

テキサスのみんな、お待たせ。 テキサスのソウルフードWhataburgerに行きました。日本だと「ケチャップを下さい」と言わないと、ケチャップがもらえないけど、ここでは何も言わずにケチャップの掴み取りができました。ドリンクも飲み放題で、体がすくすくと横に大きくなる理由が分かりました。

🚨 This was the Artemis II crew's view this morning from 41,756 miles (67,200 km) up No human has seen a crescent Earth in full since 1972

Weather.com/retro Cool, time slip!

@TheCinesthetic Batman & Robin

If you’ve ever walked out of a movie theater because the film was so bad, which one was it?

The cancellation of which TV show are you still frustrated about?

53 years ago, Walter Cronkite guided viewers through history as Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to walk on the moon.

🚨: 57 years of difference. Today, once again, history is made.

@Camel_Crushin Hell yeah!

Everytime I see a garbage truck I think about Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen. If you know you know.

Awesome! Artemis II Launch 🚀 to the moon!🌖