Anton Tonchev

This image from India's Chandrayaan-2 orbiter from 7 March 2025 shows Intuitive Machines' IM-2 lunar lander lying on its side in a crater.

On the left rim is the shadow of one of the legs sticking up into space. Long gouges at right show how the lander dragged across the surface before tipping.

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Explainer for the L3M two-launch/two-spacecraft scenario developed at TsKBEM (Korolev's) design bureau in 1971, as a response to the Apollo program: russianspaceweb.com/spacecraft_m...

🇨🇳🛳️ Aftermath of the collision between a Chinese Navy ship and a Chinese Coast Guard vessel.

We often find meteorites on Earth.

But did you know we also find them on Mars?

Ukrainian UAVs severely struck the Saratov oil refinery in Russia. Several major fires have engulfed the facility.

Ukrainian marines have spectacularly destroyed a Russian BM-21 Grad multiple launch rocket system.

Ukrainian drones have struck the Saratov oil refinery. Big fires are visible after several explosions. Saratov Governor Roman Busargin confirmed damage to an “industrial site”.

FIRMS data shows the area engulfed in flames. Seems like this Ukrainian drone attack has inflicted serious damage.

am just a bush not a T-90M from the 67 motorised division. Don’t touch me🌳

We managed to find and destroy Russian T-90M. And I know nothing about ending the war and peace talks.

Lyman direction. August 25.

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This is the most intense tsunami footage I've ever seen.

It purportedly shows the tsunami from the 29 July Mw 8.8 quake in Kamchatka, Russia, filmed in that same region.

Source: seismic.kiwi on TikTok, although I've seen this video all over the internet and may originally be from VK or Telegram.

🇫🇮 The Finnish capital has had no road fatalities in the past year, thanks to a 30km/h speed limit, cycling infrastructure and public transport, - Politico.

For example, 55 people died in Berlin last year, while 9 died in Brussels.

🔥 MURAMASA unit burned Russian Ural

Tupan Patera from Galileo

Tupan Patera, an active volcanic caldera, seen by the Galileo orbiter on October 16, 2001.

Several Ukrainian UAVs struck the oil depot in Adler, Krasnodar region, in Russia last night. Several oil tanks are ablaze.

Footage shows the aftermath of drone strikes on the traction substation along the Likhaya–Zamchalovo rail section in Rostov region. The whole area likely burned down.

Russian Telegram channels report a drone attack and a large fire at an oil refinery in Novokuybyshevsk, Samara region of Russia.

💥Russian Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery attacked by drones early this morning. 1000km from the frontline.

Oil refining capacity at Novokuibyshevsk is 7.9 million tons.

ISS looks really cool from the camera of "Crew 11" !

In occupied Donetsk, people are forced to collect water from street puddles caused by burst pipes. This is life under “Russian world”—a clear look at what follows after Russia’s so-called liberation.

🦅👀 Taganrog, UAVs attack on Beriev Aircraft Design Bureau.

Rescuers carry the body of a boy killed by Russian attack on Kyiv. By this time, 14 civilians known to have been killed and 132 injured by as a result of Russian attack.

Su-27UB military aircraft was set on fire by saboteurs at the Armavir airbase in Russia

Hello everyone who follows Ukraine and wants to help. I am currently fundraising for a non-lethal aid in form of excavators for Ukraine.

The fundraiser has stalled with only 20k left to collect so I would like explain the importance.

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Massive BAVOVNA in Sochi 🔥🔥🔥

More and more UAVs 🇺🇦🦅🦅

Ukrainian drones have struck the military airfield in Millerovo, Rostov region

This is absurd.

The red supergiant Betelgeuse is the bright feature in this image.

But that darker blue splotch is a *companion star* that's just been discovered—and it orbits so close to Betelgeuse that it's inside the larger star's outer atmosphere.

Successful strike: On July 20, Ukrainian forces hit a Russian S-300P system and Nebo-M radar in Belgorod region, degrading long-range air defense coverage and weakening Russia’s ability to shield its troops.

Big Joe from Viking 1

Dunes from Viking 1

A boulder pile and crater rim from Viking 1

Viking 1 panorama

49 years ago today, Viking 1 touched down on Mars to become the first spacecraft to successfully operate on the planet. It would also be the longest lived stationary lander on the surface of Mars to date, lasting until November of 1981.

This day 56 years ago.

The first photo taken by a human on the surface of another world.

Tranquility Base, by Apollo 11 Commander Neil Armstrong.

Credit: NASA/JSC/ASU/Andy Saunders - Apollo Remastered (@andysaunders-1.bsky.social)

Look at that space potato, Phobos

(against a backdrop of Olympus Mons' basal scarp, which rises 6,000 m in places)