𝑃𝑒𝑛𝑛𝑦🦋

[𝑃𝑒𝑛𝑛𝑦🦋 @_Penny7_]

17 χρόνια μαζί.
Η καρδούλα σου δεν άντεξε άλλο, τώρα θα ξεκουραστείς.
Θα σε θυμάμαι πάντα.
Θα σε αγαπάω πάντα.

[Schrödinger's @oranyother_cat]

Πόσο νερό σπαταλάμε για το AI, αλλά και για να ξεπλύνω το καλαμπόκι κονσέρβας

[Sipedon @sipedonn]

Ok Finland, you won. Congratulations

[augustine🍉THE GRADUATE🎓 @stargirlBaird]

this is exactly how my timeline looks like after the auto translate feature

[Το Βατράχι @to_vatraxi]

Παραιτήθηκε ο Μακάριος Λαζαρίδης προκειμένου να δώσει Πανελλήνιες

[karla @kxtuitta]

menstruação
deveria durar
um dia. tipo:
Olá, você não
está grávida,
até o próximo
mês, tchau.

[Ρεσεψιονίστ σε απόγνωση @zoubi_zouboulia]

Παιδιά, ο καθένας τα λεφτά του, τα δίνει όπου θέλει. Κάποιος για τη Βίσση, άλλος για την ομάδα του στον ποδόσφαιρο, άλλη για τσάντες κτλ. Ότι κάνει τον καθένα χαρούμενο! Δε ξοδεύουν τα δικά σας λεφτά. Ηρεμήστε λίγο.

[Αδελφη Καμίλη 🎭 @kyrykaina]

Έδεσαν στην ουρά αδέσποτης γάτας τα νεογέννητα γατιά της.
Έτρεχε το ψυχούλι πανικόβλητο με τα νεογνά σε άθλια κατάσταση.
Με τη βοήθεια της πυροσβεστικής έληξε το μαρτύριο τους.
Σε χέρια φροντίδας πια τα έρμα.
Στο Βόλο, μα θα μπορούσε παντού.
Δύσκολο να είσαι Άνθρωπος τελικά...

[grace🐝 @piapilled]

when i break into someone’s house but they’re watching the Artemis II return to earth

[Astropoeta ✨ @JuliettaParra]

¿Sabías que Christina Koch es una genio superdotada? Si lo es, aquí voy a describir sus títulos más sobresalientes:

🚀Formación académica:
Ingeniera eléctrica y física
Licenciada en Ingeniería Eléctrica y Física por la North Carolina State University
Máster en Ingeniería Eléctrica

🚀Carrera profesional:
Ingeniera en el Goddard Space Flight Center
Investigadora en estaciones científicas en la Antártida (condiciones extremas)
Astronauta de la NASA (seleccionada en 2013)

🚀Logros como astronauta:
Miembro de la misión Expedition 59 / Expedition 60 / Expedition 61
Récord de mayor tiempo continuo en el espacio por una mujer (328 días)
Participó en la primera caminata espacial 100% femenina junto a Jessica Meir

🚀Programas actuales:
Astronauta asignada al programa Artemis
Tripulante de la misión Artemis II (sobrevuelo a la Luna)….

Una vida de ciencia y para la ciencia…. Absolutamente fascinante 🤩

[AstroAventura @AstroAventura]

Ártemis II vuelve a casa.

Así se ve su recorrido de vuelta a la Tierra captado por un telescopio terrestre

[Akshat @star_stufff]

we sent EXACTLY the right people up there 😭

[Maryam @hell_line0]

Men will literally look at a woman who is a mechanical engineer and an astronaut who has been in space longer than the other 3 male crew members COMBINED and is one of 4 people to be as far from earth as she has…then comment on what she looks like.

[reb @rebmasel]

“Her name was Carroll. The spouse of Reid and the mother of Kate and Ellie … It’s a bright spot on the moon.”

Being human is all we really have

[reb @rebmasel]

Carroll, now a bright spot on our Moon, because four people, who traveled farther from Earth than any human in the 4.5-billion-year history of Earth has ever been, loved someone so much, they carried her the whole way there.

[Luke @luke_leisher_]

Artemis 2 Lunar approach timelapse.

[🩸 𝔈 𝔪 𝔟 𝔢 𝔯 @onyxicca]

For those asking about why we keep seeing the Artemis 2 crew working out even though it's a 10 day mission. Astronauts exercise two hours every day in space. Within hours of entering microgravity your fluids stop pooling in your legs and shift toward your head. Puffy face, stuffy nose, legs shrinking. Your body interprets this as having too much blood and starts reducing volume within the first day or two.

By the end of week one your muscles and bones have started breaking down because gravity is gone and your body sees no reason to maintain tissue it isn't using. The bones that spent your entire life resisting gravity simply stop being loaded and begin to deteriorate at rates comparable to osteoporosis.

[Chronos Intelligence @ChronosIntelX]

🌍 That crescent is Earth from 370,000 km away.
Every mountain. Every ocean. Every person who has ever lived reduced to a sliver of light small enough to disappear behind a spacecraft window frame.
In a few hours these four people will be farther from that crescent than any human in history. The Moon will fill their windows instead.
The last crew to see Earth shrink like this was Apollo 17. December 1972.
53 years of that view belonging only to photographs. Today it belongs to human eyes again..!

[Reid Wiseman @astro_reid]

There are no words.