The footage of this Starship floating on the ocean is insane.
After Flight 13, the upper stage made a soft splashdown in the Indian Ocean, stayed completely intact, and just bobbed there with its cameras still rolling.
SpaceX called it the softest landing yet and the first time the ship survived in one piece like this.
Every flight keeps looking more like the future actually arriving.
Source: @SpaceX / Writer: Lucas
This is a Picasso bug and it's a real insect
Native to sub-Saharan Africa, the Picasso bug is named for its striking geometric patterns, making it look more like a tiny piece of artwork than an insect
It took 140 years to finish the Duomo in Florence, Italy.
The original architects knew they’d never live to see the dome rise. Yet, they laid the stones anyway.
When you believe in eternity, you build things differently.
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Starship Flight 13 is flying today, and once again it’s going to make history
Throwback: Amazing moment when a SpaceX employee met Elon Musk, gave him a hug, and was very optimistic about the Starship Flight
“We will make it,” the employee said to Elon
🧪 Nature’s Weirdest Spa Treatment: Anting! 😱
This African yellow-billed hornbill looks like it’s being devoured alive… but it’s actually doing something totally intentional called “anting.”
Birds (and a few other animals) deliberately let ants crawl all over them, or even rub the ants into their feathers.
Why? The ants release formic acid and other chemicals that act as a natural pesticide, killing mites, lice, and other parasites.
It can also soothe itchy skin and help maintain feather health.
What looks horrifying is actually a clever survival strategy!
Nature never fails to surprise us. 🌍🐜🪶
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