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WATCH: Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz pushes back on fear-mongering over Amendment 3, insisting tax relief and public safety can go hand-in-hand through smarter government spending
@Sheriff_Rosie: “Tax relief and public safety are not competing priorities.”
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🎶 But maybe I've gone mad, 'cause when he looks at me like that, I'm thinking if it feels this good, he can't be all that bad; and if it feels so good, he can't be all that bad. 🎶 [All That Bad - Moseley]
The Moon is on my mind, so I thought I'd mess with some ISO and shutter settings to see if I could get a different kind of shot tonight. I'm so glad I did! She's over the Mississippi sky tonight - what sky will I capture her under tomorrow, I wonder? 🌊🚀💙
MaxQ: NASA’s Artemis Moon Mission Is Accelerating with Major Updates Coming Friday maxq.app/articles/nasas-arte…
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Faster to Science: A Letter to the Science Community: NASA Science wants to deliver science faster, so we’re changing how we compete and select missions. On Monday, October 26, we will host a virtual NASA Science Town Hall.
👉🏻 ift.tt/YTK90jD
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A wide video from yesterday's #SpaceX #Bandwagon5 launch at sunrise 7:04 AM with 800mm photos and a scary road at 4:00 AM at the end. Video from Hutchinson Island Florida – at Florida, USA
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Is next year finally the year when Starship reaches an inflection point and takes off?
arstechnica.com/space/2026/1…
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This is actually really cool to explore! The one thing that caught my eye, though, is that the Blue Moon HLS is still the older render; they probably didn't have enough time to render the new one.
The next chapter of human lunar exploration will unfold near the Moon’s South Pole.
This interactive lets you tour the region where the Moon Base will take shape and explore its distinctive lighting, rugged terrain, and notable landmarks.
Launch the interactive: nasa.gov/moonbase-environmen…
ALT Still image from an interactive visualization showing two white lunar vehicles on a rugged, cratered surface with the blackness of space above. The vehicle near the center has a raised dish antenna. Long shadows stretch across the uneven terrain. Credit: NASA
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UPDATE 7.1: Artemis III (unofficial) infographic. What we know so far about #NASA, #SpaceX, and #BlueOrigin’s plans. Look for future graphic updates when more mission details are officially announced.
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I’m so proud of the entire Falcon 9 team (ok the whole SpaceX team)! Landing a rocket (over 10 years ago) paved the way for Falcon to change the game on getting payloads to orbit. Falcon 9 is a mostly reusable system that is far more reliable, far more economical and far less wasteful than its “use once and toss” rocket counterparts. Starship is Falcon 9’s successor and will be both fully and rapidly reusable (think airplanes) and that will make for a very exciting space future.
Congrats once again to the Falcon 9 and broader SpaceX team!
SpaceX's Falcon 9 Booster Landing Team awarded 1st-ever Neil Armstrong Space Prize! 🔥
Purdue awards the prize to “those whose contributions to space in the preceding decade are deemed the most consequential for humanity,” according to the prize’s website.
Falcon 9 was the world’s first reusable rocket — a technical achievement long considered impossible in the industry.
The team consisted of Lars Blackmore, senior principal Mars landing engineer; Shana Diez, senior director, Starship reliability; Jon Edwards, senior vice president, Falcon & Dragon projects; Yoshiaki Kuwata, principal GNC engineer; and Eduardo Velazquez, director, Crew Starship engineering.
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I cannot wait. This will be beyond mind blowing to watch from where I’ll be. I am sure happy tears will be flowing!! 🚀🔥✨
