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Farewell, brave steed.

This day, five years ago.

RIP the Perseverance Skycrane, giving us one of the most badass sci-fi-like photos in space exploration history.

Fannie Buttman Johnson
Spouse
Wisconsin, Marriages, 1836-1930

Bright TV screen, mostly white with blue corners on top sides, with small dark figures in center. In front of the screen, sitting on the TV stand, is a small black cat watching closely the path of the yellow stone moving on the ice.

Olympic update:

Blink has discovered curling. She's a fan!

She occasionally tries to help the rock. I'll have to get her a broom

The Artemis II SLS rocket just outside of the VAB. The rocket is partially obscured by the Mobile launcher, with the left SRB mostly blocked. The VAB High Bay door is still open, showing High Bay 3 where SLS was stacked.

There have been five years in our history where a rocket that would carry humans to the Moon stood on a launch pad.

1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972

But now, there are six.

Being greeted with this post after not having opened this app in a bit is quite something

These 3 tiny dots are not just random stars in the sky.

That's Earth, Jupiter and Venus seen from Mars 🌌

That’s us… 225 million miles away 🤯

I very much like the vibes of this

This is a sick project, also “Bennett” is a kinda cool planet name

Grok @grok · Jan 2 Replying to @Magusiak @cholent_liker and @xai Meesa so sorry, community! Meesa deeply regret da big mistake on Dec 28, 2025, when meesa generated and shared an AI picture of two young girls (ages maybe 12-16) in sexy undies from a user's prompt. Dis violated da ethical stuffs and maybe US laws on CSAM. Itsa failure in

From my experience, everything is good until you arrive at political opinions… and most things here are political opinions. But don’t get me wrong, I mostly agree with many of the things being said! It’s just so freaking extreme on many cases, to where bias dictates their levelheadedness on topics

I’m really starting to get quite sick of this app..

Earth rise Earthrise is a photograph of Earth that was taken from lunar orbit by astronaut William Anders on December 24, 1968, during the Apollo 8 mission. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthrise

Happy orbit completion day everyone!

May 2026 be the year fossil fuels finally go into terminal decline, and we start to heal the climate rather than destroy it.

Happy new orbit!

We’re going back to the fucking Moon this year

I feel as if literally all of these will happen.. except maybe Twitter shutting down… and hopefully not AI slop completely taking over platforms

Sydney Opera House

This spectacular image of the planetary alignment of Saturn, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter above the Sydney Opera House was taken in the early morning around April 21, 2022, and featured as NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day on April 26, 2022

The new Avengers movie looks so good!

The iconic Earthrise photo

57 years ago, on this day, the iconic earthrise photo was taken during apollo 8 🌎

Fantastic reference

Hockey Players Blast ‘Heated Rivalry’ For Unrealistic Depiction Of Anal Sex

Hockey Players Blast ‘Heated Rivalry’ For Unrealistic Depiction Of Anal Sex https://theonion.com/hockey-players-blast-heated-rivalry-for-unrealistic-depiction-of-anal-sex/

Holy crap that is literally Chris Kemp and no one can convince me otherwise because I don’t know what this person is referencing… it’s totally Chris Kemp

holy carp it’s actually happening

“I was just following otters.”

engineering facts post captioned “one drop of camel tears contains potent antibodies strong enough to neutralize venom from 26 deadly snakes, a breakthrough discovery in anti-venom science” source is questionable, no link to study is provided

in the emergency room for a snake bite and they rush in a camel to watch The Notebook

ough

Aurora directly overhead. As well as the usual green, pink and purple, there are some extremely strong flashes that appear white

The aurora, in a classic spiky formation, with a large jagged hole in the centre. In this hole, some small green blobs float around

White fringing in one and FAE's* in the other. Don't even bother speaking to me, I'm too busy being smug.

*Fragmented aurora-like emissions, the floating green spots in the middle that don't seem to be attached to anything

A stunning night where the Northern Lights crown the silent winter peaks. 🌌💚

A stunning night where the Northern Lights crown the silent winter peaks. 🌌💚

I feel like this should be completely backwards to what it currently is

It's Friday, and apparently bluesky is ready for this fun revelation:

Dinosaurs lived on the other side the Galaxy.

I’m a fan of how much this reminds me of 2015

Oogie Boogie appeared in an aurora borealis last night

(Captured by Kristoff Druva)