I design spaceships, be jealous! #madscientist

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The Sun is hella mad.
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Haha. Kudos, whoever started this meme. 🤣 #martech
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We’ve taken some big steps forward on our Delta program! In our latest #DeltaDiaries video, President of Spaceline, Mike Moses, talks us through the large scale tools arriving at Qarbon Aerospace in Georgia.
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One of the saddest lessons of history is this:
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Not great 🥲
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From Boiler Up to Blasting Off! 🚀Purdue University's (@LifeAtPurdue) legacy in space continues with Dr. Steven Collicott and a team of undergraduate students launching the Rotational Slosh experiment on #Galactic07. Learn more about the journey and the @PurdueEngineers: bit.ly/40xF6hD
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400 million year old Oklahoma trilobite fossil #TrilobiteFossil #AncientLife #FossilFinds #PrehistoricEarth #NaturalHistory Credit: goldbugsofficial
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Storm Bear retweeted
Carl Sagan: Learning About the Stars
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Which of these books have you read? ✍️
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"I have no responsibility to live up to what others expect of me. That's their mistake, not my failing." - Richard Feynman
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Arthur C. Clarke's prophetic vision of the future (1964)
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Patrick Stewart and Patricia Quinn in I, Claudius - Reign of Terror (1st November 1976).
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Storm Bear retweeted
Carl Sagan: The Origin of Life Elsewhere
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We will use @DigitalTolkien's wonderful tool "Search Tolkien" for a standard citation system for these passages. You can check out this wonderful tool here: search.digitaltolkien.com/?t…
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The Spruce Goose is celebrating 77 years since its brief yet unforgettable first flight in 1947! If you want to see this remarkable aircraft in person, visit the @EvergreenMuseum in McMinnville, Oregon! #Aviation #Avgeek #FirstFlight #AviationHistory
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Paul Dirac on mathematics and humility ✍️
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I’ve had a few hundred trick-or-treaters look through this monster telescope and see the rings of Saturn with their own eyes tonight. Hopefully I’m spreading the love of space to the next generation of astronauts 🤓 Don’t worry, I gave them candy too!
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For you, what's the most fascinating object in space? ✍️
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Observation: You couldn’t see a thing. Conclusion: Dinosaurs. From COSMOS: A Personal Voyage
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