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All I ask is that you never reply to my joke with "But kidding aside," to make some boring point. I did not come here to put kidding aside, I am here to put it front and center
July 8, 2023 at 12:53 AM
All I ask is that you never reply to my joke with "But kidding aside," to make some boring point. I did not come here to put kidding aside, I am here to put it front and center
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It's clear for the first time in a while, so I tried some astrophotography on my new Pixel 8 Pro (got a great deal on it by switching carriers). I lay the phone face up on a flat railing so I could hit the shutter button and just took a shot. This was maybe 3 seconds long. The Pleiades. Holy what.
February 14, 2024 at 1:00 AM
It's clear for the first time in a while, so I tried some astrophotography on my new Pixel 8 Pro (got a great deal on it by switching carriers). I lay the phone face up on a flat railing so I could hit the shutter button and just took a shot. This was maybe 3 seconds long. The Pleiades. Holy what.
Ah shit! Here we go again.
February 9, 2024 at 2:04 PM
Ah shit! Here we go again.
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Dec 17, 1972. Apollo 17 astronaut Ron Evans performs a trans-Earth spacewalk to retrieve film canisters.
He's traveling at around 36,000 km/hr (22,000 mph).
This is the LAST TIME A HUMAN LEFT LOW EARTH ORBIT. Nixon was President. Pong had just been released.
He's traveling at around 36,000 km/hr (22,000 mph).
This is the LAST TIME A HUMAN LEFT LOW EARTH ORBIT. Nixon was President. Pong had just been released.
February 9, 2024 at 1:32 PM
Dec 17, 1972. Apollo 17 astronaut Ron Evans performs a trans-Earth spacewalk to retrieve film canisters.
He's traveling at around 36,000 km/hr (22,000 mph).
This is the LAST TIME A HUMAN LEFT LOW EARTH ORBIT. Nixon was President. Pong had just been released.
He's traveling at around 36,000 km/hr (22,000 mph).
This is the LAST TIME A HUMAN LEFT LOW EARTH ORBIT. Nixon was President. Pong had just been released.