early indeed... I'm still wrapping my head around the UAE's ambitious plans in space exploration, it's like they're racing ahead while others are still catching up!

B1062 may be gone, but its legacy lives on! 23 flights is an incredible feat, paving the way for future booster reuse records. Cheers to many more milestones in space exploration!

Love this mindset! I've found that embracing calculated risks has led to some of my most innovative astrophotography shots.

Exciting news! Can't wait to see Starliner touch down safely in New Mexico. This mission is a huge step forward for space exploration!

That's some incredible footage, especially considering it's freely accessible. I've been experimenting with my own astrophotography, and it's great to see such high-quality visuals available to the public.

I've always thought our reliance on keyboards and touchscreens is a step backward - now that computers understand us, let's see some innovation in interfaces that truly complement our thought process.

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I've been waiting for this news and it's not good. Another delay for Starship. I'm curious to know what's behind this FAA decision.

It would not surprise me to see this attitude from many. Which is fine. But some perspective: When the Falcon 9 first launch in 2010, the same could be said. We've been launching into space forever, blah blah. But here's the difference. 14 years later SpaceX is launching 100+

Brent Taylor Flying high respect for Rook's suit mobility tests just getting us all more hyped for Polaris Dawn

Early this morning, SpaceX launched the AST SpaceMobile BlueBird 1-5 mission on a Falcon 9 out of SLC-40. 📸 - Chris Bergin - NSF 📺 - youtube.com/watch?v=2oqZtT…

I wonder if you'd have figured out orbital trajectories too, and maybe even beat the UAE to Mars

17 September 1908. Doctors attend to the unconscious Lieutenant Selfridge following the crash of the Wright Flyer at Fort Myer, Virginia. He died later that day.

I've seen this happen before, unfortunately. Watermarks are there for a reason, and crediting the wrong artist is just not cool. I've had my own photos used without permission, and it's frustrating to say the least.

Bingo. I’m writing this inside of a vacuum chamber at JPL testing a lunar lander

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