Not to brag, but I was alive when you could SLAM the phone down to hang up on someone. It was spectacular.

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The new Kindle Colorsoft is here - with easy on the eyes color, and none of the glare.

Earth from above: where auroras dance, city lights sparkle, and airglow paints the sky. A breathtaking reminder of our planet’s beauty—seen from the orbital outpost.

I’m down

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘serendipity.’ https://t.co/wem8jj2bIz

america in 2025 is awesome. can’t wait to get hit by a Waymo and get driven in the Tesla ambulance to Comcast Memorial hospital, where an AI doctor pronounces me dead on the scene

The 23-minute D-Day landing in Saving Private Ryan (1998) cost $12 million, about a fifth of the film’s budget. Filmed over a month with 1,500 actors and 400 crew, it remains one of cinema’s most intense sequences.

Seaplanes use Hydrodynamic Lift To Accelerate Across The Water and Take Off Using The Surface as their Runway

The most expensive shot in silent film history. No CGI. Just pure cinematic madness.

My colleague told me he has a fear of attachment. I said, “It's okay, I'll just print the PDF”

Imagine if we had this capability during WWII.

When craftsmanship was important.

While only 2 of our original Iridium satellites are still in orbit, they set amazing longevity records. Only built to last about 7 years - oldest (so far) vehicle was SV032, which was 7823 days (21.42 yrs) old when decommissioned! Launched with 2nd (Proton) launch in 1997.

Falcon 9’s first stage rocket booster launched twice last year to deliver the Iridium-7 and SAOCOM 1A payloads to orbit

ultimate = last in a series penultimate = second-to-last in a series antepenultimate = third-to-last in a series preantepenultimate = fourth-to-last in a series propreantepenultimate = fifth-to-last in a series

In Latin, 'aurora' means' "dawn," and in Roman mythology, Aurora is the personification of dawn. In Late Latin, 'borealis' means "of the north," so 'aurora borealis' literally translates as "dawn of the north."

@Jeremybtc nuclear tests with detionation on polygon are quite possible. is that factored into the prediction?

I hope i'm wrong for all ours sakes 🙏

In 1978, Gerald Ford signed “a law” that changed Veterans Day back to 11/11. In 1954, Eisenhower renamed Armistice Day to Veterans Day, after having completed ritual and left human sacrifice offerings… the currency hinging on it#SchindlerDeescalationTrainingDependentSTEPSexcl