Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️

I don't have much to say on here, hopefully whatever I do say will either be funny and/or age well, here's hoping! 🤞

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@samuel_costner I so badly want these to have a speaker on them that just says "yum, yum, yum," in a robot voice on infinite loop. 😂

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@SenWarren You're useless

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@Irishdanny77 @alphafox In FarCry5's arcade section Goldeneye has been fully recreated by a couple users 👌

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@F1 Seems like racing fans are trying to tell you something... 🤔

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@VerstappenCOM V10s back in F1

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@WarMonitors Came for the comments, was not disappointed.

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@BernieSanders You suck.

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@F1 Am I seeing this incorrectly?

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@F1 What do the rules say about all 4 tires being in the white?

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@F1 @pirellisport What are the rules around all 4 tires being in the white?

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@MV33Racing What are the rules around all 4 tires in the white?

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@jimbelosic @SIGKITTEN ☝️ facts

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@peterrhague

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@curiosityonx Literally gravity.

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@NexMind181417 First time coming across your account with this tweet, instant follow. 👍

Thanks for being here.

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@BrianRoemmele Man I don't know who you are but your account covers such a cool and diverse set of topics, single handedly one of the best accounts I've come across here. 🫡 keep it up, great stuff!

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@4gottnHistory Cyclical cataclysm with the most advanced survivors being able to bring aid and knowledge to other less advanced survivors, so advanced that they're considered magical. I like how realistic of a scenario that could actually be.

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@UAPWatchers @GalileoProject1 I guess we'll both get to see how well this theory ages! 🤷🏼‍♂️

See ya in March!🫡

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

It's hypothetical obviously, but it's literally what we've been doing since we started chucking stuff through space.

The technique of using planetary and moon flybys for gravitational assists to either slow down or speed up spacecraft has been in use since the early days of space exploration, but it became a standard practice in the 1960s and 1970s.

1962: Mariner 2, launched by NASA, performed the first successful planetary flyby of Venus, using the planet's gravity to alter its trajectory.

1973-1975: Pioneer 10 and 11 used Jupiter's gravity to slingshot toward the outer Solar System, with Pioneer 11 later using Saturn for additional speed.

1979-1989: Voyager 1 and 2 executed a series of gravity assists, including Jupiter and Saturn flybys, to reach Uranus and Neptune. Since then, gravity assists have become a cornerstone of mission design, with spacecraft like Galileo, Cassini, and MESSENGER using multiple flybys to achieve their objectives with minimal propellant. The method continues to be refined and is integral to missions planning to explore distant parts of the Solar System efficiently.

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@SundayBriefFNC @GalileoProject1 And here are some real examples,
https://t.co/Z4GTnqkUYT

[Daneil 𝕏 Landes⚡️ @DanielLandes5]

@SundayBriefFNC @GalileoProject1 Here's a hypothetical "parking maneuver" scenario, with the forward facing tail acting as a thrust vector for "steering" while maintaining maximum energy conservation.
https://t.co/9fazNHGY12