The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils Artemis I brought back this. But I agree, a photograph hits differently when you know a fellow human has taken it.
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils this time with loads of advertisements
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@cmconseils Artemis I brought back this. But I agree, a photograph hits differently when you know a fellow human has taken it.
@axeln It always throws me back to Carl Sagan's description of it. Except for the astronauts on board, every human being who has ever lived is in that one photograph... @cmconseils
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils maybe they can do the horizon like horizontal this time? just a pain in the neck, you know.
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils Fuck NASA. Why the hell are we doing this??
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils Lets go #Artemis ! It must be so cool to be a kid right now.
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils this is a WOW!..
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils Wow this is incredible
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
Just past the dawn of the Unix Era...
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils
Maybe it'll be cloudy. -
The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
Why are we feeding the Military-Industrial-Complex, when we can't even feed all our people?
What do these staged Moon missions do except tickle the fancy of the TV-addicted, sci-fi addled bourgeoisie, as they ignore the underclass of broken people on the sidewalks, in tents, who are hungry, cold, homeless, without medical care, and have no voice in the system, because of systemic hurdles that prevent them from signing up to vote?
If they could vote, they'd shout, "GIMME EAT!"
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Why are we feeding the Military-Industrial-Complex, when we can't even feed all our people?
What do these staged Moon missions do except tickle the fancy of the TV-addicted, sci-fi addled bourgeoisie, as they ignore the underclass of broken people on the sidewalks, in tents, who are hungry, cold, homeless, without medical care, and have no voice in the system, because of systemic hurdles that prevent them from signing up to vote?
If they could vote, they'd shout, "GIMME EAT!"
@purrperl @cmconseils we can feed all our people, always could
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@purrperl @cmconseils we can feed all our people, always could
But we don't. Haven't so far.
Even though we supposedly landed men on the Moon.
Even though we go to war for "national defense".
The #DepartmentOfDefense is for the defense of rich people's property, not for the defense of poor people's lives.
Whether any war is won, or lost, does not matter much to the homeless person. International wars are a Weapon of Mass Distraction in Class Warfare, the war of the Rich against the poor.
The middle class are kept distracted.
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
@cmconseils It would be funny if they get one chance and somehow manage to miss it
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The crew of Apollo 17 took this photo 19,473 days ago.
If all goes well, we should have a new one in six days' time.
Been a while, and I'm not going to turn down any new pretty pictures or cool science.
It's just a shame the whole event is so dreadfully silly at conception. The entire endeavour is based on revisiting past glories like a faded sports-kid. At least the showing-off during the cold war was based on explaining that an arbitrary payload could be plopped down any place your adversary chose.
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