This is a set of frames of the surface of Comet 67P taken by the Rosetta mission on 1 June 2016.
The particles in the foreground are bits of dust and ice or cosmic rays effects.
The "waterfall" of points moving in the background are stars.
Instead of accumulation of money and private property being most important, what if we decide to be curious and learn from other intelligent animals instead. Like oh yeah this is way better
Japanese sci-fi: two robots in space, yearning
American sci-fi: man gets the author's beliefs on polygamy confirmed by the aliens of ramalama IV
french sci-fi: two horny bounty hunters visit the Galaxy of Breasts
British sci-fi: nuclear war. Everyone dead. America's fault
The Democratic establishment needs a hard pivot, starting yesterday, on Israel.
Unfortunately, still not there yet.
Meanwhile, the worst people, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Megyn Kelly are expressing the majority's opinion.
Self-destructive political incompetence.
For what?
"It's absurd to think that … the government of the United States that [the people] pay for, that they vote for, is really in service of one man. ... He is using every arm of the government to create pleasure for himself … and also to seek vengeance upon his enemies."
You people trying to rewrite the history of who Charlie Kirk was are pathetic. He used his organization to bully, dox and attack people he didn't agree with. Free speech my ass. He was one of the worst aspects of American politics. www.theguardian.com/education/20...
Charlie Kirk said this in July 13, 2023:
"Black women do not have brain processing power to be taken seriously. You have to go steal a white person's slot."
If you’re a convicted felon and your character witness is your dear old friend, the convicted child sex trafficker and enabler of your other dear old friend, the most notorious raper of children in modern history, you’re definitely a total piece of shit.
WOW. @marcelias.bsky.social goes off on the failures of legacy media: "We have an absolute collapse and failure by the institutions that have promised us that democracy would not die in darkness, that in fact, they stand for the proposition that democracy will die in plain sight of daylight."