Christy

Just a small market girl with a good football team. @reallychristy, same name most other places

[Christy @reallychristy]

This team just feels special to me already.

[Jacksonville Jaguars @Jaguars]

It's a team award 💪

@foyelicious | #DUUUVAL

[John 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @BRFCJohn]

Today’s adventure

⛽️ 🚀

[Christy @reallychristy]

@astro_kianna I kept hoping right up until the last minute.

[Jasmine 🌌🔭 @astro_jaz]

NEW EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ASTRONAUTS DROPPED!!!!!

[NASA @NASA]

LIVE: Meet the crew of our next Artemis mission.

We're sharing the latest updates on Artemis III: https://t.co/UtesXxsNxm

[𝗙𝗜𝗔𝗚𝗢 🇩🇪 @fiago7]

That‘s a lovely little metal ball 👍

[Bold City Beat @BoldCityBeat]

Not many cities can say they have dolphins swimming through Downtown.

📸: newtoju

[Robyn Anderson @RobynAnderson]

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[Tyler Gray @TylerG1998]

AOS JSC 🚀

Made it to NASA’s Johnson Space Center to find out who will fly on the Artemis III mission NET 2027. Today’s announcement will feature some mission updates, as well as a science overview.

📺 Tune in via NASA TV starting at 10:30 a.m. CDT: https://t.co/1F9uX7sPUw

[NASA @NASA]

UPDATE: The Artemis III event will start at 11:30am ET (1530 UTC) on Tuesday, June 9!

[project hail mick @astr0grace]

they had to push it back because ryan gosling escaped

[paula ⛧ tvl spoilers @chaufeIton]

EVERYBODY WAKE UP ITS OFFICIALLY A STARKID REFERENCE NOW

[Bob Elder @southernphd]

I never met Gordon Wood, but I have a story about him.

In one of my grad school seminars, we read Wood’s Creation of the American Republic. The sheer erudition and evidentiary depth of the book bowled me over.

Back then, before kids and before life accelerated to warp speed, I used to call my mother every Sunday to catch up. Lots of times, we ended up talking about what I was reading that week in my grad seminars or for leisure. Mom had an omnivorous mind, and she was always looking for something else to read. She was a true intellectual—curious about almost everything, always eager to integrate new arguments or ideas into her existing schemas of how the world worked or to have those schemas challenged and changed.

When we talked that particular Sunday, I think I tried to describe to her part of Wood’s argument about the relationship between the state constitutions during the Articles of Confederation era and the federal Constitution. Maybe I was tired, maybe I didn’t completely understand her questions, but the end result of the conversation was that Mom had questions about Wood’s argument that I didn’t answer satisfactorily. I told her that she should probably just read the book, and we said goodbye.

She did eventually read the book, but the next Sunday, Mom started our conversation by saying, “Well, I had a lovely conversation with Gordon Wood this week.” For a split second, I thought she was joking, but then I remembered who I was dealing with. I started to sweat. “How?” I asked. A whole variety of unlikely scenarios in which the foremost historian of the American Revolution and my mother, who lived in Wichita, Kansas, might have met ran through my mind. “Oh, I just looked up his office phone number on Brown’s website and called, and he picked up!” Mom said. I decided I would have to find another profession.

As it ended up, Gordon Wood spent about an hour on the phone with my mother answering her questions about the Constitution. Ever since, I’ve had a soft spot for the man when I imagine him picking up the phone in Providence and finding Becky Elder from Wichita on the other end of the line. His generosity in that moment spoke very well of him.

Rest in peace, professor.

[Christy @reallychristy]

@BIGGMIKE904 Good morning

[Noah Bergren @NbergWX]

Two earthquakes today, the rare 6+ magnitude in the SE Gulf, and about a 4.0 NE of Puerto Rico. Remember there is no actual fault line in the Gulf.

The Caribbean tectonic plate is moving at a rate of 0.8" per year east relative to the North American Plate that Florida sits on.

[Christy @reallychristy]

Oh no they didn't lol

[NYC DOT @NYC_DOT]

this one’s for a certain fuzzy little fence-sitter

[Tampa International Airport ✈️ @FlyTPA]

WE WILL REBUILD!!!!!!

[Christy @reallychristy]

@1goodtern I used to live on one of the barrier islands east of Jax. I don't remember the account, but someone said in addition to storm surge during hurricanes, that there would start being problems with water and infrastructure all the time as the sea level rose. Now I'm a little inland.

[Christy @reallychristy]

@chaufeIton I will as soon as I get out of the hidden swimming pool.

[Brad Panovich @wxbrad]

Here's a look at the zip codes that reported feeling the #Earthquake across Florida. Even though the quake was west of Cuba in the Gulf the highest felt areas are centered in Central Florida from Tampa into the Orlando area. This like has to do with the bedrock in those areas. #flwx

[liz 💥 @lizaboth]

Someone has got to sit these Europeans down and teach them about the Pop Tarts Bowl