Jonathan Miranda

Enamorado de mi hija y mi esposa
Fan de la fórmula 1
Con el corazón #rojinegro ❤️🖤❤️🖤

[UnracedF1 - Thanks Peter Sauber🏁 @UnracedF1]

James Hunt already did it in 1977... if you know you know. #F1 #RetroF1

[Mundo Kame @MundoKame]

¡Gracias por tanto, Sam Neill, eterno doctor Alan Grant! ❤️🪽

[Snoopy @SnoopyLove85186]

The dream ends here, but the pride remains. 🇨🇴💛

[Scuderia Ferrari HP @ScuderiaFerrari]

Back to where it all began 🇬🇧

Welcome to Silverstone! 📍

Follow our weekend on the SF App and social channels 📲

Cover art by Matt Taylor ➡️ https://t.co/dK9Nhbotmn

[Namasté Paz. @namaste_paz]

Dijo una vez Don Quijote de la Mancha:

"El ser humano se esclaviza por el lujo y las vanidades, persiguiendo riquezas como si en ellas encontrara la dicha.
Mas no advierte que, cuanto más tiene, más teme perderlo, y en esa angustia se le escapa la verdadera felicidad.
Porque la dicha no está en el oro ni en la opulencia, sino en la brisa que acaricia el rostro, en la risa sincera de un amigo, en el pan compartido con gratitud.
¡Necio es aquel que busca en lo externo lo que solo el alma puede hallar!
La vida sencilla es el mayor tesoro, y quien la comprende, es el más afortunado de los hombres."

Aquí puedes aprender a ganarte muy bien la vida con X: https://t.co/fJDtmmZL6Z

[AlertaNewsPlus @AlertaNewsPlus]

🇺🇸 | El astronauta de la NASA, Reid Wiseman, compartió un video sin editar de la Luna grabado con su iPhone durante la misión Artemis II.

[FC Bayern München Español @FCBayernES]

Luchito, te quiero muchito 🇨🇴

[Amazing Physics @amazing_physics]

A moment so quiet… you could almost miss it —
but it’s history written in light. 🌍✨

From the International Space Station, a faint streak suddenly appeared —
cutting across Earth’s atmosphere like a whisper from space.

At first, just a glow…
then a long, ghostly trail stretching across the sky.

Not the spacecraft itself —
but the mark it left behind as it tore through the atmosphere at unimaginable speed.

That streak was Artemis II coming home. 🚀

After hundreds of thousands of kilometers…
after circling the Moon and pushing the edge of human exploration —
this was the moment it all ended… and began again.

No sound.
No countdown.
Just a silent line of fire across the sky.

And somewhere inside it —
humans, returning to Earth.

Sometimes, the biggest moments in history don’t explode…
they simply burn — softly, beautifully — across the atmosphere. ✨

#ArtemisII #NASA #ISS #Space #Reentry #EarthFromSpace #SpaceExploration

[MOON @DailyMoonX]

Myself… in breathtaking detail. Thousands of frames… one Moon 🌕😌

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

:We are now entering the most thrilling phase of Artemis II — humanity’s bold return to deep space. Day 3 — April 3
Orion has successfully left Earth’s embrace and is now speeding toward the Moon. The crew begins critical deep space operations, testing systems far beyond any orbit humans have flown in over 50 https://t.co/NggrZyJzVw 4 — April 4
Systems checks continue as the astronauts settle into the rhythm of deep space travel. Every system is performing flawlessly in this vast, unforgiving https://t.co/dczCVCDtfc 5 — April 5
The Moon grows larger in the windows. The crew makes final preparations for the historic lunar flyby — a moment decades in the https://t.co/yjhFV8PpFb 6 — April 6
Closest approach to the Moon. This is the pinnacle: humans return to the vicinity of the Moon for the first time since the Apollo era. The crew will skim past the lunar surface, witnessing our celestial neighbor up close like no one has in over half a https://t.co/cKA5GiwudA 7 — April 7
Orion swings past the Moon and begins the long journey home, riding the gravity assist that will guide it safely back to https://t.co/VxkPP1p79Q 8 — April 8
A quiet but vital phase — the long coast through deep space. The crew reflects on their journey while the spacecraft continues its flawless https://t.co/mpqkeA6HDm 9 — April 9
Earth reappears as a beautiful blue marble in the distance. The team shifts focus to re-entry https://t.co/u25hnYMv6Y 10 — April 10
Re-entry and splashdown. The fiery return through Earth’s atmosphere culminates in a safe Pacific Ocean landing — mission complete.This isn’t just another spaceflight.
It’s humanity stepping boldly back into the cosmos — proving we’re ready to go farther than ever before.Stay tuned for more real-time updates as the mission unfolds!

[Enséñame de Ciencia @EnsedeCiencia]

(por si las moscas 😎)

[Rincón Curioso @RincnCuriosoo]

pfff.