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@NASA For years I’ve been watching #spaceX Launch into space and return being caught by a big robot arm, streaming with crystal. Clear footage. All I saw here was spotty pixelated footage of a shadow pod connected to 3 parachutes.

Orion's main parachute has deployed. The spacecraft has a system of 11 chutes that will slow it down from around 300 mph to 20 mph for splashdown. Get more updates on the Artemis II blog: nasa.gov/blogs/artemis/

LIVE: They are coming home. Watch as the Artemis II crew returns to Earth, splashing down at around 8:07pm ET (0007 UTC April 11). twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

⸻ Funny how big scandals sometimes peak right when a major war starts. When damaging evidence about powerful people begins getting attention, the headlines suddenly shift. Court documents, investigations, and uncomfortable questions are replaced by maps, missiles, and breaking news from overseas. People stop talking about the scandal and start talking about national security. Maybe it’s coincidence. Maybe it’s just how the news cycle works. Or maybe when the spotlight gets too close to powerful circles, a bigger story suddenly appears to pull everyone’s eyes somewhere else.

If the youth doesn’t start getting Into Ska, guess what. No more Ska..

@WallStreetMav Neighborhood averages is easier than reading Meters.

We need explanations..

Subtle dig😂

Rush against time! The dash is on to get this diver to a decompression chamber after a deep dive! 🤿🌊

Interesting comments… simple answers to most of them- this is called a ( SurDO2) Surface decompression on oxygen. Divers pulled from water quickly after necessary in water decompression stops if any are required. Decompression in water is timely and sea conditions may not allow for it. Rather than spend time dangling from umbilical and pulled slowly to the surface over the period of which could be hours… the diver is pulled rapidly from the water before the decompression sickness (bends) nitrogen bubbles in blood can occur. 3-5 minutes ideally after passing the 50 feet water mark is safe. The diver is then undressed by his team removing wet materials static materials metals and anything that could possible spark in an oxygen rich environment. A chamber fire is horrific and always deadly. The chamber is then pressurized simulating the water depth the diver was previously working at and a schedule of oxygen is given to the diver to speed the body off gassing process. The pressure is the slowly reduced simulating the diver slowly returning to the surface. Chambers speed the decompression process and immensely and allow another diver to take his place in the process. They’re are other methods of diving and decompression. This however is the most common for commercial diving. It’s a wild career and the slightest mistakes with end a life. But is sure is fun! - longtime commercial diver and instructor.

@iAnonPatriot Dillon mulvaney?

Has anyone heard from this dude…??

@HowThingsWork_ Closest group I ever had was my dive team. Your friends watching out for you in the water and chamber requires a tight bond.

@CryptoZombi420 @HowThingsWork_ Risk of chamber fire.

@HowThingsWork_ why can't he simply decompress with the wet suit still on?

@Not_the_Bee Is that a banana in your pocket?

VIDEO: Transgender Oregon runner breaks girls' high school records notthebee.com/article/nice-r…

@harryjsisson Dillon mulvaney got a hair cut and is calling himself Harry now?? Where have I been…

Feeling good today! Let’s continue to fight for democracy and stay focused on stopping Trump.

@brawil86 He went full retard, you shouldn’t go full retard..

What do you call this?!?! Im gonna go with “Unemployable”

@libsoftiktok This is how you drain a swamp

HOLY SMOKES Trump says the pardons that Joe Biden gave are VOID because they were done by Autopen

Can someone please explain with facts and perhaps a bit of critical thinking their hatred for @elonmusk?? I’m still super confused over here..

@libsoftiktok Fact.

@clownworld I suspect she eats cats and dogs.

@sjs856 Lots of things are naturally found in water, such as arsenic.

Fluoride is a salt form of fluorine (13th most abundant element on Earth, naturally found in water). It reinforces bones by increasing bone cell proliferation. It is completely harmless at concentrations in fluoridated water (≈ 0.7 mg/L) RFK Jr is not educated in biosciences

@weather_katie Gulf of America

There is a BLIZZARD WARNING for beaches on the Gulf of Mexico ❄️ This is insane 🤯