Let's see what's happening on Facebook...
...oh good lord
If it isn't obvious, this is AI copying my shot. Starship has never been captured in front of the sun, and it wouldn't look like this. Unfortunately most don't have the technical expertise required to discern AI.
Here's something I've never seen before!
@JoeB_Photos was standing right next to me capturing this launch transiting the sun.
We took shots within a few milliseconds of each other, allowing for parallax to create a stereoscopic image!
Instructions to make it appear 3d below
Tesla full stack vehicle controls enable millisecond-level traction adjustments
That way, Model Y can put power to whichever wheel has traction & engage brakes on the other wheels to pull itself up
Sept. 22 is the autumnal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere. On this day, our planet isn't tilted toward or away from the Sun, and both day and night are almost exactly 12 hours (with a few small exceptions).
How will you celebrate the start of fall?
Equinox today - ‘equal night’ and day. This photo, just taken, clearly shows the Sun’s shadow perpendicular to the equator. Start of Fall in the north, start of Spring in the south.
(Image GOES-19 satellite @NOAA)
https://t.co/4S8rjqZPqM
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) is a private, non-profit corporation funded by the American people. CPB was first authorized by Congress through the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967.
CPB is taxpayer funded and does not produce programming and does not own, operate or control any public broadcasting stations.
The funding provides support for public television such PBS, and NPR and other local public television and radio stations.
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The Corporation For Public Broadcasting will shut down by year's end due to Trump's funding cuts. PBS & NPR programs will take a big hit, especially children's shows. It's a good thing Mr. Rogers isn't alive to see this. Here he is before congress in 1969 petitioning for funding.
In 1969, Mr. Rogers helped break down racial barriers on his PBS show during a time when swimming pools were segregated.
PBS' parent company, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, just announced they are shutting down due to Trump administration funding cuts.