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Robert K. Brown, founder of Soldier of Fortune, has died at 93. We’re honored to carry on what he started. Rest in peace, Bob. @SKatzKeating
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No matter what has happened to you, there is always something you can do to help those around you.
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More money, more time and flying less will not make spaceflight safer or make us more effective at achieving our objectives.
We are done defending the status quo. We are not going to compromise NASA’s effectiveness or capability trying to appease every constituency and, in the process, satisfy no one.
We are here for the mission, focused on executing @POTUS’ national space policy, achieving the objectives entrusted to us and delivering the kind of world-changing headlines worthy of America’s space program.
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Месяц назад опубликовал у себя в Телеграме роман «Регистрация». Теперь выкладываю там же в открытом доступе книгу «Метро 2033» вместе с дополнением - рассказом «Евангелие от Артема». Можно скачивать, читать, пересылать - книгу в канале по ссылке в профиле
Http:/t.me/dg_cast
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I used a 14” telescope in my homemade observatory to capture Saturn and Tethys, one of its moons.
You can see spokes on the rings, my first time capturing them so vividly!
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Pleased to share my favorite photo from yesterday morning.
Shot using 3 cameras from a parking lot: this is the Falcon Heavy carrying Roman Space Telescope transiting the sun.
More about how it was captured and a video of the transit 👇
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There are two types of people who love socialism.
1. Economic illiterates fueled by envy.
2. People who understand how easy it is to manipulate and control economic illiterates fueled by envy.
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Tisha B'Av commemorates the destruction of the First and Second Temples, located on the Temple Mount, in Jerusalem, Israel. You know, historic and current Jewish territory. Thanks for your best wishes.
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The fruits of socialism are poverty, pestilence, famine, and genocide.
Pass it on.
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🌕 Happy International Moon Day!
On this day in 1969, Neil Armstrong took humanity's first steps on the Moon. Today, through the Artemis program, we're building on that legacy.
Together, we're shaping the future of deep space exploration, one mission at a time.
ALT A close-up of an astronaut's bootprint pressed into the Moon's surface, capturing the distinct tread left behind during the first moon walk on July 20, 1969. Credit: NASA
ALT A full moon rises behind NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) rocket on Launch Pad 39B, creating a dramatic backdrop. To the rocket's right stands the towering mobile launcher, its intricate framework silhouetted against the sky. The Crew Access Arm extends toward the rocket, displaying the Artemis logo. Credit: NASA/John Kraus
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A team that works together, mutually supporting one another, will solve problems, overcome obstacles, and achieve victory.
