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And what if rap WAS only about sex, violence, and drugs... what then? Would you be justified in looking down upon it as not being "real" art? What would your justification be? Sex is immoral and taboo? Drugs should never be mentioned outside of D.A.R.E programs? Songs about violence turn children to it? Would you turn that standard to other genres as well? I know you wouldn't, I know you haven't, because it's never really been about the topics explored.

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What they don’t tell you about getting into bird watching is that once you get into it, you do not get to decide when you bird watch. You can be on the beach of some distant tropical country with nothing planned except relaxing. But then you see a Common Fluttering Nut Buster and you’re like fuckkkkkkkk holy shit guys the Common Fluttering Nut Buster is not supposed to live this far west holy shitttttttttt

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More Borrower Remi from Ratatouille cuz you kiddos loved him! :)

I wanted to keep him as accurate to the movie as possible, but y'know, still a person.

I also imagine in the first scene where he is captured, he would be wearing a cloak that made him look like an actual rat (mainly for plot reasons) Actually, probably when he goes out borrowing in general. The entire clan just wears really realistic rat capes when they go out.

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The story of the Unicorn:

Everyone has seen Artemis from Sailor Moon, but I learned today about the unicorn. He’s sat under the Capcom sign in Mission Control.

His name is Eugene.

From Stan Love, lead Capcom (capsule commander) of Artemis 2:

Years ago, when the Orion spacecraft was part way through development, its hardware and software designs had so many flaws we wondered if it would ever fly. The joke in my office was “it’ll take a rainbow ninja unicorn to save Orion.” Jennifer bought the plushie, sewed its little ninja mask, named it, and kept it in the conference room as a humorous reminder of the importance of our work.

Sadly, Jennifer died young of cancer a few years ago. She can’t be in Mission Control to see Orion fly successfully around the Moon. But we put Eugene there to watch and cheer in her place.

Jennifer, you and Eugene made sure the Artemis crew made it home safe. Your rainbow ninja unicorn flew around the moon.

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Do you recognize this photo?

This image was taken by Ukrainian astrophotographer Ildar Ibatullin on the 10th of August, 2025. It is beautiful and was taken by a person with lots of skill in unfortunate circumstances. It is also being frequently misatributed to the Artemis II mission, with Ibatullin frequently going uncredited. Attached below is his Reddit account where you can find many other wonderful images.

It is painful to not only see an artist go uncredited but also to see the actual images from one of the most impressive human feats in recent decades being drowned out by unrelated images. So, here are some of the actual photos from the Artemis II mission!

The above image depicts the end of the solar eclipse that took place during the mission.

Above is an image depicting the Earthset and the Earth in crescent phase.

And above is hands down my favorite. Once again, it depicts the Earthset, but in a way that is both impressive and utterly humbling. I love these photos. Below is a link to NASA's official photogallery for the Artemis II mission, please go ahead and check them out, there are alot of amazing and impressive ones.

Explore Artemis II multimedia: astronaut photos, training videos, and mission visuals from NASA’s first crewed lunar flyby in 50 years.

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Random thing for people to consider is that since Laika is the saint of one way trips should Felicette be known as the saint of safe landings since she did make it back to the ground safely

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INTEGRITY SPLASHDOWN

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They call it the front porch because it’s the first step to home - guys I can’t do this. What a incredibly beautiful thing language is

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we will always choose earth and we will always choose each other 🚀

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Welcome Home, Moon Joy 🌖❤️

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moon and earth

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Astronaut Sally Ride gave her life partner permission to talk about their relationship 10 days before Ride's 2012 death. Tam O’Shaughnessy o

Sally Ride is remembered for her pioneering journey into space, but a new documentary reveals another dimension of the astronaut’s story.

Ride’s life partner Tam O’Shaughnessy opens up about their 27-year romance in Sally, which premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival in January and will debut on Nat Geo June 16 and stream on Disney+ beginning June 17. The documentary covers Ride’s rise at NASA to become the first American woman in space in 1983 as well as her lesser-told love story, which started in the ‘80s.