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The Green Monster over Sioux Falls yesterday. The most eerie storm I’ve ever witnessed.
#sdwx #weather #photography – at South Dakota, USA
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Assen, so history init. First track of 1925 was a triangle between 3 villages, as many early European racetracks were, before purpose-built tracks became the norm. The track included several bridges over dykes, one so narrow it was only wide enough for one motorcycle at a time🤓
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Something in my eye
Wayne Rainey (paralysed from the chest down) making history by riding his #MotoGP championship winning bike up the #GoodwoodFOS hill, followed by Kenny Roberts. #Goodwood #festivalofspeed
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On Monday, 24 January, the #Webb team plans to instruct the observatory to complete a final correction burn that will place it into its desired orbit at the second Sun-Earth Lagrange point, or "L2" (orbit animation 👇). Details: blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/01/… 📷:@NASAGoddard
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Massive congratulations @Sundersam 👍💪🍻
🎙 Here are @Sundersam's first words at the finish. 🏁
🏆 The british rider just won the #Dakar2022! 👏
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The Last flight of the Concorde from #london #healthrow .... with afterburner ON! #aviation #aviationgeek #AviationHistory cc @boomsupersonic – at Nashua, NH
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Well done guys 😉
MotoGP 2020 was just out-of-this-world fantastic so here goes for the next few years. Have fun everyone 👍
@suziperry @NeilHodgson100 @gavinemmett @MichaelLaverty
Great bike!
Good luck with it all!
And I love reading it!
Ultimate Sports Bike, 2020. My favourite mag of the year (and the biggest pain in the arse to sort) is on shelves right now. Go pick it up 👍#werk
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A miracle that nobody was killed.
It’s remakable what a body can stand 😳 Thankfully! It’ll be good to see that big smile trackside again ASAP @Hafizh_pescao55 🙏🏻
Worth a look!
Comet NEOWISE is visible to skywatchers during the month of July — but what are the best times to catch a glimpse and where should you look? Get the details: go.nasa.gov/2Zx7ala
Pretty spectacular photo!
I’m supposed to be on holiday and not looking at twitter, but there are some very beautiful things happening in the sky and I can’t help it - here’s comet NEOWISE over Stonehenge apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.…
