@DanielFireTruck This is absolutely horrible. Especially after seeing this video the only that keeps replaying in my head is from the incident in phoenix a while back.
@OC_Scanner Couldn't be happier the team will be under new ownership but dang it will be a bummer to see that stadium go someday. So many memories as a kid there.
Jonny Kim departed NASA today, August 27, 2026. After nearly ten years with the agency, the astronaut, naval aviator, doctor, and former SEAL is heading back to active duty as a Lieutenant Commander.
This is the close of one chapter and the start of another, and his impressive record still does most of the talking. He enlisted out of high school in 2002, trained as a hospital corpsman, made it through BUD/S, and joined SEAL Team 3. Across more than 100 combat operations he worked as medic, sniper, navigator, and point man in some of the war’s hardest years, coming home with a Silver Star and a Bronze Star with Combat V.
Then he went to Harvard Medical School and practiced as an emergency physician. NASA selected him in 2017. In 2025 he launched on Soyuz MS-27 for a 245-day expedition on the International Space Station, circling Earth 3,920 times and covering nearly 104 million miles. He became the first Korean-American to serve aboard the station.
Agency leadership did not undersell the sendoff. Administrator Jared Isaacman called him someone who represents the very best of NASA, a person who kept stretching the edge of exploration while inspiring a great many others.
The chief of the Astronaut Office pointed to the humility, precision, and steady commitment he brought to every assignment. Officers detailed from the fleet to NASA and then sent back to their parent service is an established path. Kim is the latest to take it: from orbit back to Navy blue.
SEAL, doctor, astronaut, and now full time Navy again. Whatever follows is unlikely to be quiet.
Respect 🔱
California politicians wanted to make sure fast-food employees earned their “fair share”—and that’s when 557,000 workers across 30,000 restaurants got an economic reality check.
@SnazzyLabs Wouldn't say entire west. As stupid as this may be to say cause I dont want to push our luck, California has so far faired okay this year. Depending on if our wet season actually ends up as some are predicting we may end up having an okay fire season this year.