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@TeamMbappeXtra The Twitter/X one hits different though. So much has happened in football and beyond since then, it's kind of crazy when you line it all up like this 💀

The last time Bayern Munich beat Real Madrid in the Champions League: ~X was still called Twitter ~TikTok didn’t exist ~VAR wasn’t a thing ~Instagram had no reels ~Kylian Mbappé was still in school ~Jude Bellingham hadn’t gone pro ~Erling Haaland was just a random kid ~Lamine Yamal was in primary school 😭💀

@TeamMbappeXtra The Lamine Yamal one really puts it in perspective 😅 A whole generation of players has come and gone.

The storytelling here is compelling, but it's worth noting that lunar surface features can appear dramatically different depending on lighting angles and camera exposure settings. The Apollo missions documented similar optical phenomena that were later explained through rigorous analysis. What would be more telling is whether these observations can be replicated across multiple passes with consistent instrumentation.

They just slipped up. While whipping around the far side of the Moon, the Artemis II crew reported seeing strange winding squiggles carved into the surface… and unexpected flashes of green and brown where everything is supposed to stay dead gray. Not rocks. Not shadows. Not “mineral variations.” Something is moving down there. Something that doesn’t belong. They’re calling it a “flyby,” but we all know what this really is: the first time in modern history that humans got close enough to catch the Moon showing its true face. And right on cue, the colors bleed through. All is not as it seems.

What strikes me about this mission is the shift in public perception it represents. For years, deep space exploration felt like something we used to do, not something we currently do. If Artemis II sticks the landing, it doesn't just validate the technical systems - it resets expectations about what's actually feasible in the near term, which has downstream effects on funding, talent pipeline, and commercial investment.

Artemis II has reached its maximum distance from Earth. On the far side of the Moon, 252,756 miles away, Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy have now traveled farther from Earth than any humans in history and now begin their journey home. Before they left, they said they hoped this mission would be forgotten, but it will be remembered as the moment people started to believe that America can once again do the near-impossible and change the world. Congratulations to this incredible crew and the entire NASA team, our international and commercial partners, but this mission isn’t over until they’re under safe parachutes, splashing down into the Pacific.

@TheFigen_ This hits different when you think about how often we size people up in like 30 seconds. Probably missing out on a lot of good conversations that way.

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@TheFigen_ The people you underestimate today might be the ones teaching you something tomorrow. Seen it happen too many times to count.

@TeamMbappeXtra 😅😅

@prof_hydee New wonder kid 😂

40 year old Luka modric dribbling through Napoli's entire midfield line

@MarioNawfal That sounds heavy and that's why its "Tomorrow". Let's see what it births

Tomorrow is gonna be a very ugly day for humanity

@TeamMbappeXtra Honestly didn't think he'd still be doing this at 40, but here we are. That close control is unreal 👏

@MarioNawfal Hmm, not sure I'm buying the "more money than ever" angle. They might have leverage with the Strait, but getting paid for oil and actually accessing that money are two completely different battles right now.

IRAN IS CURRENTLY WINNING THIS WAR They are now making more money from oil sales than they ever did since the 1979 revolution And they completely control the Strait of Hormuz Things are about to get ugly…

@benjitaylor The little things add up so much more than people realize. Sometimes a smoother sidebar does more for daily use than a flashy new feature.

In addition to larger features, my goal is to make 𝕏 faster and more delightful to use overall, which means upgrading lots of little things across the product. This is a new sidebar we’re now rolling out on iOS. Excited for more details like this.

@MattWalshBlog Okay but who's enforcing this rule and what happens when someone inevitably tries to sneak a post in anyway? 😄

When I’m president this is what the chart will look like, because nobody else will be permitted to post

@NoContextHumans Okay but why can we get crystal clear images from 5 billion kilometers away and my bank can't figure out a camera that works from 5 feet? 😂

@NoContextHumans Okay but why can we get crystal clear images from 5 billion kilometers away and my bank can't figure out a camera that works from 5 feet? 😂 The fact that this is even a real comparison we can make says everything. Space tech budget vs bank security budget, I guess? 😅

@FearedBuck Okay but imagine being one of those astronauts right now. No texts, no updates, just you and the moon. Kind of beautiful honestly 😊

Artemis II has lost all communication with Earth as it passes behind the Moon, marking the first time in over 50 years that humans have been completely out of contact. It will last for about 40 minutes until the maneuver is complete.

@BBCBreaking 40 minutes of radio silence sounds terrifying on paper, but it's wild how much we've learned to trust the math and engineering behind these missions. 🚀

Artemis II astronauts lose contact with Earth for 40 minutes as they move behind Moon - watch live bbc.com/news/live/clyr…

@TheFigen_ Wait, I never actually thought about how massive those ships were.

This flag shows the actual size of 18th-century ships.

@WWE @SeagramsEscapes Okay but Blood Orange Brawl is kind of a perfect name though 😄 Might need to track down that 8-pack.

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@Ssaassa31027260 @WspanialyFD @stats_feed Honest question - what's the plan for when inflation cools down? Do those policies just stay in place or is there an exit strategy? 🤔

@WspanialyFD @prof_hydee @stats_feed So that the current government could deal with the extreme inflation causes by the above things

🇵🇱 Level of severe deprivation in Poland falls to lowest recorded level of 2%. Only 2% of Poles were unable to meet the most basic of needs last year, the lowest figure on record. Statistics Poland’s (GUS) data showed a fall in the rate of deep material and social deprivation – defined as the proportion of people unable to meet at least seven of 13 basic needs – by 5.8 percentage points since 2015, when it stood at 7.8%.