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Firefly making this look easy, but rest assured that not a single thing is a single frame of this remarkable video was easy. Well done Blue Ghost team. Well done.

And remember to close your window shields ~2 hours after you land on the moon. Because that's when a miniscule fraction of the debis completes one orbit and comes back for round 2.

A tale of two Tudyk encounters, two costumes, two decades apart #eccc2025

There aren't a lot of scientific problems left that can be progressed by "point a video camera at where the science is happening". But the mechanics of lunar regolith is one of those problems; and the results we get from videos like this are going to be *immensely* helpful.

2005: Develop a friendly memorization rivalry with my high school best friend. 2025: Win the pi day pi recitation contest at work. Funny how some things happen. Happy #PiDay2025 !

I derive some measurable wonder from the fact that we inhabit a world where part of a pre-travel checklist can be "Make sure the robots are set up to keep building things and cleaning the home until you get back"

Hello NASA JSC! I am at you for the next 3 days. Anyone I know here want to grab lunch?

Pitch for White Mirror: Episode follows a normal person around for a normal day. End title reveals this person *didn't* die 10 years ago because their city adopted a phased rollout of autonomous cars and saw a 2% year-over-year reduction in road fatalities.

"I can flyyyyyyyy... oh wait. Duh."

Legonardo da Vinci: He flies like a brick.

What's really weird is that, growing up in Colorado Springs, I *didn't* consider this kind of weather shift to be weird at all. (Photos taken 24 hours apart)

Now behold I am become Max: Router of my foes, and also 4 x 4 plastic sheets for a project I can't wait to share.

Come find us with Club for the Future today at The Museum of Flight and send your #MayThe4thBeWithYou postcards to space. Droids welcome!

Trying to find an old sci-fi short story (early 1900's) where the narrator: - Is a boisterous cavalry officer - Dismisses his enemies as weak, nerdy tinkerers who can't stand up to his best/bravest cavalry in the world - Dies charging into battle when his enemies invent tanks

Over the boomer and to the mountain.

Our transporter team is the best transporter team since this one: