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💓🪖Molly Little Collection👇

https://t.co/ituBQ92qzZ

Molly Little is clearly one of the cutest pornstars—my personal top 3.

Look at her, she’s totally irresistible.

#MollyLittle #OnlyFans #BrattySis🦆🪸

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@astronomytodayy How long was the final stack of frames for this, and did you use any stacking software to get it that clean?

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Stumbled on this street today and it felt like stepping into a movie set. What's a place you've been that feels completely one-of-a-kind like this? #cityscape #streetphotography #travel

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Stretching in the last light of the day, birds overhead and a soft sunset behind. Pure relaxation. #sunset #yoga #relaxation

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@daryaastrovas How many frames did you stack for this, and was it one pass through a filter or a mosaic?

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@esascience @JAXA_en @NASA @CNES @esa MMX liftoff is huge — actually pulling a sample off Phobos is wild. That long cruise to Mars is going to be a wait.

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@NASAMars @JAXA_en Phobos sample return is going to be wild. Hope they get the surface images too 🤞

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@konstructivizm Bringing back 10g of Phobos would be wild — first samples from the Martian system ever. Fingers crossed for a clean capture.

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

The hardware is still sitting there.

Decades after Neil Armstrong’s bootprint, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter flew low over the Sea of Tranquility, Hadley Rille, Taurus-Littrow and the other Apollo sites. From 20–50 kilometers up, its cameras resolved the lunar module descent stages, the dark trails of rover tracks, the glint of experiment packages, and even the shadows of flags.

These are not fuzzy smudges. At the Apollo 11 site the Eagle descent stage sits beside Little West Crater, and the dark path the astronauts walked is still visible in the soil. At Apollo 17 the Challenger descent stage stands amid a web of rover tracks that stretch for kilometers; the parked Lunar Roving Vehicle itself is a distinct bright speck. The same details appear at every other landing site.

The pictures were taken by a camera built and operated at Arizona State University. Japan’s Kaguya, India’s Chandrayaan-2 and South Korea’s Danuri independently imaged the same hardware. Lasers fired from Earth still bounce off the retroreflectors the crews left behind. The rocks they brought home have been studied in laboratories around the world.

The hoax version requires that every one of those spacecraft, every foreign space agency, and every laser observatory is in on the same lie. The simpler explanation is the one the images show: we went.

Apollo 11 landing site: Eagle descent stage and nearby craters.

Apollo 17 site: Challenger descent stage, rover tracks, experiment package, and the parked rover.
Detailed low-orbit view of the Apollo 17 landing area.

The landers are still there. The tracks are still there. The argument is not.

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Love the energy of a busy spot! Got a must-try food recommendation nearby? I'm taking suggestions 🍴

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City streets never sleep — and I wouldn't have it any other way. Always something happening out here.

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Watched this starry sky for hours on end. Curious — what was the first constellation you ever learned to spot?

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@NightSkyToday 任何理论能解释这种重复模式吗？

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@astrooalert Any clue what could be causing a signal to repeat so precisely like that?

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@IGN_RObsMadrid is Saturn really visible all night from southern latitudes too?

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🚨: Interstellar 'Tunnel' found that connects our solar system to other stars, new research reveals.

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🚨: Interstellar 'Tunnel' found that connects our solar system to other stars, new research reveals.

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There have been thousands of generations of humans, and you are alive to witness the first photo of a Sunset on another World.

This is a real photo of the sunset on Mars.

[NASA en español @NASA_es]

¿Una rosa en el cosmos? 🌹

Este es Arp 273, un par de galaxias en interacción a unos 300 millones de años luz de la Tierra. Las fuerzas gravitacionales han deformado la galaxia más grande hasta darle esta peculiar forma de flor.

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This is what a rocket leaving Earth looks like!