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tyb

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TYB

>>23403301

TYB

THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICA…

https://x.com/Scavino47/status/1950585328827293852

>>23403301

what a great day !!

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>>23403337

JD Vance

@JDVance

The gerrymander in California is outrageous. Of their 52 congressional districts, 9 of them are Republican. That means 17 percent of their delegation is Republican when Republicans regularly win 40 percent of the vote in that state.

How can this possibly be allowed?

11:37 AM · Jul 30, 2025

https://x.com/JDVance/status/1950581570173354396

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>>23403301

TYB

Two days away…👀

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1950585861550092495

>>23403346

Stand by

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>>23403345

>17 percent of their delegation

>>23403346

>Chuck Schumer Holds Press Briefing On The Epstein Files

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>>23403356

Backfire Boomerang

>>23403301

The difference is obvious.

/lb >>23403355

>black empowerment.

Obama's reign was about "empowering" the idiots.

>>23403301

I gots it alright.

Thank you baker.

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>>23402983 LB

Rdistricting is done every time there's a change in congressional leadership.

It's fucking rediculous.

Why can't they just represent the entire state, and not a specific corner of the room?

Isn't that what they are there for?

Redistricting needs to go away.

You either represent your state, or you don't.

>>23403382

> "empowering" the idiots.

>>23403301

TYB

https://balconygardenweb.com/adult-plants-that-look-like-they-come-straight-out-of-porn-world/

>>23403301

TYB

P.S. we still have this issue to deal with.

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>>23403394

>Rdistricting

You missed this one.

>>23403301

A quartet of bewbs for hard working baker

TYB

(20 line board limit error message, shortening posts until back to normal)

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/07/29/muscles-ai-robotics-research-assisting-astronauts-as-next-crew-nears-launch/

Muscles, AI Robotics Research Assisting Astronauts as Next Crew Nears Launch

July 29, 2025

Muscles and robotics topped the research schedule aboard the International Space Station on Tuesday to keep astronauts fit and assist crews on long-duration missions.

Meanwhile, four Expedition 73 crewmates continue preparing for their departure next month as another crew on Earth nears its launch to the orbital outpost this week.

The lack of gravity crews experience in space contributes to muscle and bone loss that doctors are learning how to counteract.

One method researchers are investigating is electrical muscle stimulation to enhance the crew’s daily exercise regimen and ensure healthy astronauts and successful spaceflights farther out into space.

cont.

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/07/29/muscles-ai-robotics-research-assisting-astronauts-as-next-crew-nears-launch/

>>23403384

MACV-SOG Recon Team Virginia, wielding a modified M60s (connected by a 5-foot aircraft-type articulated feed belt to a 500-round ammo box) - dubbed the 'Death Machine'. 1972

>>23403301 TYB!!!

>>23403383

you haz cutes

<3

NASA Drop Test Supports Safer Air Taxi Designs

Jul 29, 2025

As the aviation industry works to design air taxis and other new electric aircraft, there’s a growing need to understand how the materials behave.

That’s why NASA is investigating potential air taxi materials and designs to best protect passengers in the event of a crash.

On June 26, 2025, at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, researchers dropped a full-scale aircraft body modeled after an air taxi from a tall steel structure, known as a gantry.

The NASA researchers behind this test and a previous one in late 2022 investigated materials that best absorb impact forces, generating data that will enable manufacturers to design safer advanced air mobility aircraft.

https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/nasa-drop-test-supports-safer-air-taxi-designs/

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>>23403337

Suicide weekend maybe this weekend?

Tyb

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>>23403423

USGS Releases WISP Dashboard

July 30, 2025

Water Information from SPace (WISP), a new online application created by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and supported by NASA’s Physical Oceanography Distributed Active Archive Center (PO.DAAC), brings two critical sources of information about America’s freshwater resources together into one interactive, user-friendly dashboard.

“WISP provides a single website for users to interact with and download data from,” said PO.DAAC Cloud Adoption Engineer Nikki Tebaldi.

“We contribute hydrology observations from NASA’s Surface Water Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite and [the USGS] has their stream flow and water level data in there, which is used quite widely by the hydrology community.

So, bringing all these data together into a single website is very beneficial.”

Changes in Earth’s climate may profoundly alter the movement of freshwater resources from lakes to rivers to reservoirs, resulting in significant societal impact.

Without an adequate inventory of the volume of water in and storage capacity of Earth's lakes, it is difficult to assess the effects of environmental change on agriculture, industry, and other sectors.

Similarly, adequate information on river flow and discharge is imperative for managing water resources and planning for natural hazards like floods and droughts, particularly in the river basins that sustain large human populations in the U.S. and around the globe.

SWOT data provides scientists with key measurements of all these hydrological attributes, thereby supporting scientific research into the impacts of land on the water cycle, the dynamics of floodplains and wetlands (which influences flood control), and the effort to create a global inventory of water resources, including transboundary rivers, lake and reservoir storage, and river dynamics.

WISP is designed to familiarize users with a variety of SWOT lake and river data by collocating them with measurements from the USGS streamgages placed in waterways across the U.S. The SWOT observations available in WISP include:

cont.

https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/news/blog/usgs-releases-wisp-dashboard

https://apps.usgs.gov/wisp

>>23403431

anon definitely thinks Schiff will get a visit,BUT, Pompeo?

It's one thing to be openly hostile, it's quite another to play pretend fren, only to stab POTUS in the back

https://x.com/EmeraldRobinson/status/1950592813969682686

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https://x.com/EmeraldRobinson/status/1950590395173212649

>>23403301

TYB

Noice Canadian tuxedo you little harlot

>>23403301

TYB

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>>23403383

[S]he's [P]urdy

SP

late post LB, so again for the visibilty

https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/1950585754754724243

Square profile picture

Libs of TikTok

@libsoftiktok

Cincinnati City Councilor Victoria Parks allegedly wrote “they begged for it” and says she’s “grateful for the story” in response to a White couple being violently attacked

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>>23403453

Still better than seeing you dimwits posting merchants, isn't it?

Promise Made ➡️ Promise Kept

BORDER SECURE 🔒🇺🇸

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1950595526153343267

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>>23403405

KEK.

Totally missed it.

>>23403429

sorry anon, but the dog will clean up the vomit

Flying high round and round

>>23403301

tyb

o7

>>23403353

>>23403301

TYB

SP is now bigger than one narcissist

Much bigger

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>>23403464

kek

>>23403437

s'all good, thanks o7

Love this story

This woman was sick with cancer. She and fam went to the monetary of St Chabal. He is a favorite saint of Lebanon

Loved by all.

However the monastery was closed that day but as they were leaving a monk showed up and asked what she was looking for. She said prayer over her situation.

He prayed for her and the family snapped a pic.

It's was later they were told the monks don't dress like that anymore and that that was the Saint Chabal himself in the pic. She also got her healing miracle.

>>23403452

Zion Wiles, calling it pork

>>23403415

Would eat that like some hot nugs.

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>>23403487

Grifts over.

>>23403422

For gallantry in action on 21 November 1970 as a member of an all-volunteer joint U.S. Army and Air Force raiding force in the Joint Chiefs of Staff-directed heliborne assault mission to rescue United States military personnel held as prisoners of war at Son Tay prison in North Vietnam. This valiant effort was motivated by deep compassion for his imprisoned fellow men-at-arms, and by a strong sense of military duty and national pride. Immediately upon entering the prisoner of war compound, Sergeant Dodge exposed himself to enemy small arms fire in an effort to protect the assault group during the clearing period of the search and rescue operation. He continued to move from position to position in order to accomplish this covering effort and fulfill his communications duties. Throughout these actions, Sergeant Dodge displayed fearless personal conduct. He volunteered to remain in the compound during the initial extraction to give covering and protective fire to the group leader and the demolition specialist while they placed the charge which would destroy a damaged helicopter. Sergeant Dodge displayed composure rarely observed on the field of battle, especially under isolated circumstances such as Son Tay, North Vietnam. Sergeant Dodge's conspicuous disregard for his personal safety, extraordinary heroism against an armed hostile force, and extreme devotion to duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service and reflect great credit on himself and the United States Army.

>>23403482

its pork

>>23403472

<bigger than one narcissist Much bigger

>>23403490

(Would)

Absolutely

"Super Green"

>>23403507

cover up epstein

zion don

Satanic vermin.

KEK. Little losers that lost control of their online "hive" that they expect every platform where people can post anonymously to follow. And that's the only way they can defend it.

NASA Tests Epic Solution for Supersonic Parachute Deliveries

Jul 30, 2025

The best way to solve a mystery is by gathering evidence and building a case.

That’s exactly what NASA researchers are doing with a series of research flights aimed at advancing a sensor for supersonic parachutes.

The clues they find could help make these parachutes more reliable and safer for delivering scientific instruments and payloads to Mars.

These investigative research flights are led by the EPIC (Enhancing Parachutes by Instrumenting the Canopy) team at NASA’s Armstrong Fight Research Center in Edwards, California.

During a June flight test, a quadrotor aircraft, or drone, air-launched a capsule that deployed a parachute equipped with a sensor.

The flexible, strain-measuring sensor attached to the parachute did not interfere with the canopy material, just as the EPIC team had predicted.

The sensors also provided data, a bonus for planning upcoming tests.

“Reviewing the research flights will help inform our next steps,” said Matt Kearns, project manager for EPIC at NASA Armstrong.

“We are speaking with potential partners to come up with a framework to obtain the data that they are interested in pursuing.

Our team members are developing methods for temperature testing the flexible sensors, data analysis, and looking into instrumentation for future tests.”

cont.

https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/nasa-tests-epic-solution-for-supersonic-parachute-deliveries/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb08ooo7MhI

>>23403480

https://mainzerbeobachter.com/2015/06/10/wonderverhaal/

The story started on FakeBook and is at least 10 years old, and the monks do still dress like that.

Cue the "okay it's fake but the sentiment still stands" BS….

kek

DOIT!

https://truthsocial.com/@ilpresidento/posts/114943233357001941

>>23403494

>Sergeant Dodge displayed composure rarely observed on the field of battle

>>23403501

even [they] say "modest."

Donald Trump’s tariff blitz brings US levies to highest levels since 1930s

Washington has locked in tariffs on almost 45% of American imports

Aime Williams in Washington and Alan Smith, Jonathan Vincent and Emily Herbert in London

Donald Trump has pushed US tariffs on foreign goods to the highest level since before the second world war as he enacts his sweeping protectionist agenda. The wall of levies announced by the president since he took office again in January has takenthe country’s effective tariff level to an estimated 17.3 per cent, according to Yale University’s Budget Lab.

The figure, incorporating the latest deal agreed with the EU at the weekend, brings the total US levies close to the 20 per cent last seen during the widespread tariff increases in the years after the 1930 Smoot-Hawley Act.

Trump’s time in office has been marked by tariff threats followed by climbdowns and reversals,but he has by this point made agreements that lock in high levies on almost 45 per cent of all US imports. That tariff wall threatens to trigger a reordering of global trade.“Trump has engineered a new era of US trade protectionism that will eventually reverberate through the entire global trading system,” said Eswar Prasad, a professor of trade policy and economics at Cornell University.

The chaotic rollout of Trump’s trade policy has been marked by a series of U-turns, as well as exemptions for critical products and sectors, as countries rushed to negotiate with Washington. In April, Trump was forced to suspend the highest levels of his “reciprocal” tariffs after roiling global stock markets and triggering a sharp sell-off in US Treasuries.

Since starting his second term as president,he has struck limited deals or offered substantial carve-outs to countries covering 60 per cent of the US imports that had been subject to the reciprocal tariffs, blunting the full force of the highest levies he had threatened. This excludes imports from Mexico and Canada, which are affected by a separate tariff regime Trump said was aimed at tackling fentanyl trafficking and border security.

The deal with the EU is the largest in a series of rapid agreements hailed by Trump, although the deals with six countries plus Brusselsfall short of the president’s goal of 90 deals over his 90-day reciprocal pause. Alongside the bloc, Trump has offered reprieves to the UK, Indonesia, the Philippines, Japan and Vietnam.

Markets have reacted buoyantly to those deals, while world leaders hailed them: Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, called the EU’s agreement a “breakthrough” that delivered “certainty in uncertain times”. Yet they have left the countries concerned facing far steeper tariffs on their goods than before the start of Trump’s second term.

The US’s effective tariff rate of 17.3 per cent, according to the latest Yale estimate, is the highest since 1935, when the rate was 17.5 per cent. This number could rise further if Trump carries out his threat to impose the full reciprocal tariffs on countries that fail to strike a deal with him by August 1. Alan Wolff, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, said the tariffs would cause “shifts of patterns in trade” as some companies move supply chains.

“The US, the world’s best market in Trump’s view, is now not as good as it was. Companies may look for other places to sell their goods, where their access has not been impaired.” Of the agreements Trump has reached, joint written statements or texts have only been produced for the deals with the UK and Indonesia, while some of the deals have featured differing accounts of the details between the two sides.

While Trump heralded the London talks as a “deal”,the two countries have made no progress resolving the fundamental economic and trade differences that existed before Trump started his trade war.

Investors have welcomed the spate of US tariff agreements, betting that the threat of a full-scale trade war has been averted. Stocks in the US, Europe and Japan have all touched record highs in recent days, capping a rapid comeback from April’s market rout. “It’s all just relief,” said Gerry Fowler, head of European equities strategy at UBS. “A deal is better than no deal.”

He said markets displayed relief at a reduction in risk for the first few days after a deal, “but then the market turns back to fundamentals”. In the case of the EU deal, “15 per cent will have a material impact on earnings, and there is going to be a tariff factor coming through in earnings revisions for the next six months”, Fowler said.

The US currency remains nearly 10 per cent lower against a basket of rivals this year, despite a 0.8 per cent rebound on Monday.

https://archive.is/Ojm6U#selection-1891.0-5723.43

Humans are the most common and widespread species of primate, and the last surviving species of the genus Homo.

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This close to reaching space: After 25 years, Oklahoma finally crosses the 'starting line'

July 30, 2025 5:30 a.m.

Outer space has never been closer to Oklahoma.

For more than two decades, the state government struggled to market Oklahoma's largest runway as a spaceport.

Officials envisioned it as the hub of a soaring space industry, generating business for local companies that design, build and operate the technology needed to conquer Earth's gravity.

But the failure of promising companies and lingering maintenance issues dampened those dreams.

Now, a new crop of leaders has inked a deal meant to refuel the vision for the Oklahoma Spaceport near Burns Flat.

The project — with a proven vehicle — has given Oklahomans hope that regular launches to space soon will become a reality.

If everything goes as planned, Oklahoma's government will host a rocket-powered spaceplane doing microgravity science missions by 2027.

The partnership with New Zealand-based Dawn Aerospace will bring Dawn's reusable Mk-II Aurora spaceplane to western Oklahoma, the site of one of just 14 licensed spaceports in the nation.

The Oklahoma Spaceport is located at Clinton-Sherman Airport, which features a massive runway and has been the home of Oklahoma's space industry program for more than two decades.

cont.

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2025/07/30/oklahoma-space-travel-dawn-aerospace-spaceplane-2027/84503673007/

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>>23403546

[What the editor wants to wear tomorrow] Denim is in full swing! Covering your entire body in Spring/Summer 2023 is the answer

Each week, ELLE editors will share their top picks for items to add to your wardrobe. This week, it's editor CHISATO.

BYCHISATO YAMADARELEASE DATE: MARCH 1, 2023

https://www.elle.com/jp/fashion/shopping/a43113967/shops-chisato-denim23-03/

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>>23403546

What humanity chose to launch as artifacts of the Space Age

Updated: Jul 30, 2025 11:30 AM EST

The Space Age began on October 4, 1957, with the launch of the Soviet Sputnik 1. Months later, NASA answered with Explorer 1.

Since then, over 6,900 payloads have launched into space — orbiting Earth, sending back climate data, enabling GPS, or exploring the cosmos.

Others sent humans into orbit, to the Moon, and rotating crews to the International Space Station (ISS).

These missions have advanced astronomy, cosmology, and our understanding of space (and our place in it); however, some missions aimed to send something immeasurably important to space: cultural artifacts.

Since the 1970s, space agencies have deployed spacecraft that have taken a piece of human culture to deep space.

Many more have been planned or are already on their way. These missions represent humanity to the cosmos, which could include extraterrestrial civilizations someday.

A walk down memory lane is needed to understand their true importance.

‘For All Mankind’

When people think of the period from 1957 to 1973, they generally picture two superpowers locked in a state of competition and one-upmanship.

This largely consisted of two parallel races – the nuclear arms race and the “Space Race.” While true, there was also a newfound spirit of cooperation and celebration, where both sides took pride in the other’s achievements.

This is epitomized by the Apollo 11 Plaque, which contained the inscription:

“HERE MEN FROM THE PLANET EARTH

FIRST SET FOOT ON THE MOON

JULY 1969 A.D.

WE CAME IN PEACE FOR ALL MANKIND.”

In essence, there was an understanding that humans going to space were doing so for all humanity and acting as representatives of Earth. The same spirit motivated the many artifacts launched into space during (and since) the Space Age.

These artifacts often served as time capsules, marking key milestones and reminding future generations of historic achievements (like the Apollo 11 plaque).

In other cases, they were potential messages for other civilizations that might encounter them someday.

cont.

https://interestingengineering.com/space/space-age-artifacts-humanity

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1950600659637527038

Great Tesla Jeans

>>23403552

>Mk-II Aurora spaceplane

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>>23403546

>>23403567

a protection racket

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NBC4 Washingtonhttps://www.nbcwashington.com › news › business › money-report › trump-threatens-tough-trade-deal-for-spain-after-it-refuses-to-meet-nato-defense-spending-target › 3944226

Trump threatens tough trade deal for Spain after it refuses to meet …

Jun 25, 2025 … U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said it was "terrible" that Spain wouldn't commit to meeting NATO's 5% defense

in case you haven't fathomed, we are at fucking war!

ROUGHRIDERS!!!!!!!!!!

BREAKING: American Eagle has issued a response to the drama surrounding their add including Sydney Sweeney!

Saturn's largest moon Titan casts a colossal shadow in breathtaking amateur portrait

July 30, 2025

Amateur astronomer Efrain Morales captured a breathtaking image of Titan's shadow sweeping across Saturn's cloud tops during a rare transit event on July 18 earlier this year.

Once every 15 years, Saturn's rings align edge-on with Earth, heralding the onset of a spectacular series of shadow transits as the large moon Titan passes between the gas giant's cloud surface and our parent star.

Even at a distance of 846 million miles (1.36 billion kilometers), Titan's shadow is so vast that it can be seen from Earth with the correct telescopic equipment, making these transits must-see events for amateur astronomers.

Morales was able to capture one such shadow transit at 5:13 a.m. (0913 GMT) on July 18 using a 12-inch aperture telescope In conjunction with a CMOS astronomy camera and peripheral imaging aids.

The image reveals Titan's vast shadow darkening the massive cloud bands above Saturn's sweeping ring system.

"On this day, I was fortunate to have ideal conditions due to the Saharan dust aerosols in the Puerto Rico region and I accumulated several sessions on this grand event," said Morales in an email to Space.com.

Despite appearances, the moon pictured to the upper left of Saturn in Morales' image isn't Titan at all, but rather the smaller moon Tethys, which was orbiting behind the gas giant from the perspective of Earth at the time of the transit.

The amateur astrophotographer also imaged the transit using a set of red, green and blue astronomy filters to create a more colorful view of the Saturnain system.

When is the next Titan shadow transit?

Stargazers will get another five opportunities to see Titan's shadow sweep across Saturn's cloud tops before the transit season comes to an end.

The next shadow transit will begin at 2:25 a.m. (0625 GMT) on Aug. 3, with the final event due to occur on Oct. 6.

It's possible to spot Titan's shadow darkening Saturn using a telescope with an aperture of 4 inches at around 200x magnification, though a larger scope will provide a much clearer view, according to veteran meteorologist and Hayden Planetarian guest lecturer Joe Rao.

Upcoming Titan Shadow Transits (timings from Sky & Telescope in ET)

"Larger instruments will provide more light-gathering capability and potentially better resolution," Rao told Space.com in an email.

"An 8-inch telescope at 200-power or a 10-inch telescope at 250 power should provide a good view of Titan's shadow, especially on a night of good seeing."

Stargazers hoping to witness a Titan shadow transit for themselves should read our roundup of the best telescopes for exploring the solar system.

Astrophotographers looking to capture their own unique images of the cosmos should check out our guides to the top cameras and lenses for astrophotography.

https://www.space.com/stargazing/saturns-largest-moon-titan-casts-a-colossal-shadow-in-breathtaking-amateur-portrait-photo

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>>23403585

Would the owner of a green dildo please report to front desk

>>23403588

Look how angry you get because YOU posted fake BS.

Today, @USTreasury is sanctioning Brazilian Supreme Federal Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who has used his position to authorize arbitrary pre-trial detentions and suppress freedom of expression.

Alexandre de Moraes is responsible for an oppressive campaign of censorship, arbitrary detentions that violate human rights, and politicized prosecutions—including against former President Jair Bolsonaro.

Treasury will continue to hold accountable those who threaten U.S. interests and those who impose limits on our freedoms.

https://x.com/SecScottBessent/status/1950600503336874186

—

Today, Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control is sanctioning Brazilian Supreme Federal Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who has used his position to authorize arbitrary pre-trial detentions and suppress freedom of expression.

https://x.com/USTreasury/status/1950600358062948576

https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sb0211

Sen. Chuck Schumer invokes century-old law called "Rule of Five" to FORCE the DOJ to release ALL documents related to Jeffery Epstein.

"When any five senators on the Homeland Security Committee call on the executive branch, the executive branch must comply."

https://x.com/ThePatriotOasis/status/1950602268136378555

>>23403591

Anon seething

Australia's 1st orbital rocket, Gilmour Space's Eris, fails on historic debut launch

July 30, 2025

Australia now has a homegrown orbital launch attempt under its belt.

The company Gilmour Space notched that milestone today (July 29), sending its first Eris rocket skyward from the Bowen Orbital Spaceport in coastal Queensland around 6:35 p.m. EDT (2235 GMT; 8:35 a.m. local Australian time).

Eris didn't get very far. The rocket began sliding sideways shortly after rising off the pad, crashing back to Earth just 14 seconds after liftoff.

It looked a lot like the third orbital launch attempt by the California company Astra, which featured a similar sideways slide off the pad in August 2021.

This outcome was far from unexpected; after all, it's rare for a rocket to ace its first-ever liftoff. And Gilmour Space was not banking on full success today.

"Whether we make it off the pad, reach max Q, or get all the way to space, what's important is that every second of flight will deliver valuable data that will improve our rocket's reliability and performance for future launches," the company said about the mission, which was known as Eris-1, in a February statement.

Gilmour Space sounded an optimistic note after the launch as well. "Today, Eris became the first #AustralianMade orbital rocket to launch from Australian soil — ~14s of flight, 23s engine burn. Big step for launch capability.

Team safe, data in hand, eyes on TestFlight 2," the company said this evening in an X post that shared two photos of the liftoff.

"Getting off the pad and into flight is a huge step forward for any new rocket program," Gilmour Space CEO Adam Gilmour said in an emailed statement this evening.

"This was the first real test of our rocket systems, our propulsion technology and our spaceport — and it proved that much of what we've built works."

There were no injuries and no "adverse environmental impacts" as a result of the launch anomaly, company representatives said in the statement.

Today's launch was a long time time coming. Gilmour Space, which is based on Australia's Gold Coast, originally aimed to fly as early as March, but that plan was scuttled by Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

The company then targeted mid-May but was foiled by a technical issue: On May 15, Eris' payload fairing, the clamshell that protects satellites during launch, unexpectedly popped off while the rocket was sitting on the pad.

The culprit was a surprise "power surge, caused by electrical backfeed from downstream devices," Gilmour Space explained in an X post on May 30.

After fixing that issue, the company geared up for a try in late June. That didn't happen, however, thanks to strong winds near the spaceport, which Gilmour Space operates just north of the town of Bowen.

The target date then continued slipping to the right due largely to unfavorable weather, until Eris was finally able to get off the ground today.

Adam Gilmour and his brother James founded Gilmour Space in 2015, with the goal of making Australia a major player in the spaceflight field.

A big part of that vision centers on Eris, an 82-foot-tall (25-meter-tall) rocket designed to launch up to 474 pounds (215 kilograms) of payload to sun-synchronous orbit.

The company, whose workforce has grown to about 200 people, also builds satellites. In fact, its ElaraSat spacecraft bus launched for the first time just last month on SpaceX's Transporter-14 rideshare mission.

On that debut mission, ElaraSat carries an instrument for CSIRO, Australia's national science agency: a hyperspectral imager that will help keep tabs on water quality.

Today's launch was the first orbital attempt of any kind from Australian soil in more than 50 years.

The most recent such flight came in October of 1971, when a British Black Arrow rocket successfully lofted the United Kingdom's Prospero satellite from the Woomera Rocket Range in South Australia.

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/launches-spacecraft/australias-1st-orbital-rocket-gilmour-spaces-eris-fails-on-historic-debut-launch

https://twitter.com/GilmourSpace/status/1950350700728504527

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kC3bw6eURA

>>23403597

>spin cycle on

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>>23403598

.@POTUS and @USTreasury have sanctioned Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes under the Global Magnitsky sanctions program for serious human rights abuses. Let this be a warning to those who would trample on the fundamental rights of their countrymen—judicial robes cannot protect you.

https://x.com/SecRubio/status/1950606791693214074

who'd ah thunk, denim making would come on day, what day is this? nevermind, here's some styles to use, if needed or wanted.

Trump Belts out stunning rendition of Nessun Dorma.

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>>23402938

git down wif duh rent

>>23403599

👀 on Saville across the pond.

LINKED.

Source : Trust me bro.

>>23403599

>>23403594

Ghislaine Maxwell’s Life of Secrets

Tina Brown Jul 29, 20251/2

Even if Ghislaine Maxwell did pull something out of her mental basket of deplorables and heaped sexual calumnies on leading Democrats and said that Trump didn’t write that birthday message to Epstein, why would anyone believe her? In a break from the usual DOJ protocol, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche went himself to interview Ghislaine in Tallahassee, where she’s serving her 20-year sentence, but he is hardly well versed in her complex history of contortions and excuses or,as federal prosecutors put it, “her willingness to brazenly lie under oath.”

The reason why Ghislaine has never spilled what she knows before is that she has always pretended she doesn’t know anything. In a 2016 deposition for a defamation suit filed against her by the late Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre, Ghislaine said, “I never saw any inappropriate underage activity with Jeffrey, ever.” That deposition led to two perjury charges against Ghislaine that were dropped only after her conviction on five federal charges of sex trafficking, which she has always denied.

The more knowledge she shows now of illegal depravities she witnessed as Epstein’s wing woman, the more she reveals her own culpability and her own dishonesty in the past. Maxwell missed every opportunity to flip on Epstein, but, as Giuffre’s lawyer David Boies put it to me, Ghislaine “had skated by so long, she may have believed she was above the law.” Epstein’s inconvenient and mysterious death in his cell at the MCC in August 2019 achieved the worst possible outcome for Ghislaine. She became the stand-in for the most notorious pedophile in the world, and would pay not just her price, but his.

Monster Daddy

Darkness and fakery have followed Ghislaine all her life. American audiences are less aware than the Brits what an outsize figure her father, the press baron and publisher Robert Maxwell, was in London. With his bellowing voice, huge car-wash-brush eyebrows, and shock of inky black hair,he bestrode the UK social and political scene, bullying journalists, employees, and his family of nine children, whom he used to ritually humiliate, one after the next, at Sunday lunch.

He turned Oxfordshire into West Egg, hosting glittering parties with his French wife at his 51-room mansion Headington Hill Hall. Ghislaine, the youngest, was the vivacious star of the family and the toast of Balliol College at Oxford. Her father named his £15 million yacht “The Lady Ghislaine.” She was always on the mountainous Maxwell’s arm, at birthday parties for Elton John, football matches, and media salons, and was dispatched by him to New York when he bought the Daily News to sweeten his path as social ambassador.Pleasing him and winning his attention was Ghislaine’s abiding obsession.

In the course of writing The Palace Papers, my 2022 book on the royal family, I came across a shocking story in a memoir by Eleanor Berry, daughter of the then-Daily Telegraph owner Lord Hartwell.Berry tells how, at the age of ten, Ghislaine invited her to come upstairs and see her bedroom. Berry noticed an odd-shaped hairbrush, a strap, a slipper, and other implements laid out on the child’s dressing room table. Ghislaine proudly said,“This is what Daddy uses to beat me with. But he always allows me to choose which one I want.”This sadistic offering of power to the powerless—her father asking her, in essence, to procure herself for him— makes it more understandable how susceptible she would be to the twisted machinations of Jeffrey Epstein.

https://tinabrown.substack.com/p/ghislaine-maxwells-life-of-secrets

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It’s doubly ironic that Robert Maxwell’s death was as shrouded in mystery as Jeffrey Epstein’s. In 1991, Ghislaine’s Zeus-like father disappeared in the dead of night off the side of his yacht, into the waters off the Canary Islands, and was found floating stark naked the next day. Whether it was a suicide, an accident, or a murder has never been fully resolved. After his death,it was revealed he had stolen £460 million from the Mirror Group’s pension fund, robbing his own employees. Ghislaine, the pampered daddy’s girl, was now the offspring of a posthumous pariah, a fall from grace that forever traumatized her.Shortly after, she fled to New York to reinvent herselfas a fashionable Upper East Side socialite.

Ghislaine, like her father, was a pretender, desperate for recognition, and, in her childhood terrors, had absorbed his perversity. Her own affair with Epstein, when she first arrived in New York, was brief. She was never his physical type, to her anguish, but she built her indispensability in his life by finding him the teenage girls who were. With her charm and her connections, one could argue it was Ghislaine who industrialized Epstein’s hitherto amateurish predator MO.

In Virginia Giuffre’s unpublished memoir, Billionaire’s Playboy Club, which was submitted as evidence in her lawsuit against Ghislaine,she tells how she first met Ghislaine when she was working as a 16-year-old locker room girl at Mar-a-Lago in the summer of 2000. Giuffre recalls that she was reading a primer about massage therapy when she was approached by a tall, poised woman with a cut-glass English accent, who mentioned she knew a rich guy who was looking for a traveling masseuse. The career opportunity turned out to be more than a back rub. The depraved complicity between Epstein and Ghislaine was immediately clear to Giuffre when she joined them at his Palm Beach mansion.She alleges that Epstein and Ghislaine laughed together as Ghislaine removed Giuffre’s bra and “love-heart” panties. Ghislaine, she says, demonstrated how Epstein liked to have his nipples pinched, and instructed her to straddle him “until he finished.” He apparently approved of Virginia’s performance. “She’s a keeper,” Giuffre says he told Ghislaine after they showered, according to Giuffre’s attorney Brad Edwards.

In the 2016 deposition, when asked about her alleged role in procuring girls for Epstein’s sexual pleasure,Ghislaine retorted, “I totally resent and find it disgusting you use the word recruit.”The late investigative journalist Edward Jay Epstein, who often socialized with Maxwell, told me how, one evening in the aughts, he saw her recruiting style in action. At a dinner with friends at Elio’s restaurant in Manhattan, a twittering party of lissome teenage models was hanging out at the bar.Halfway through dinner, Ghislaine disappeared. “Where did she go?” Ed Epstein asked another guest at the table. “She’s getting their phone numbers,” the guest said. “For Jeffrey.”

Caged Animal

Ghislaine and Epstein parted ways around 2009, but Ghislaine seemed to know her past would catch up with her. In 2010, at a dinner in New Orleans, The Daily Beast’s then west coast editor Gabé Doppelt found herself seated next to Ghislaine. Doppelt asked her what it was like to “be [Ghislaine] right now.” According to Doppelt, Ghislaine picked up a pat of butter, rolled it into a ball, and proceeded to squash it flat with her fist. “Like that,” she replied, with agonized ferocity.

https://tinabrown.substack.com/p/ghislaine-maxwells-life-of-secrets

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https://www.space.com/space-exploration/the-smithsonian-institution-owns-the-discovery-museum-resists-trumps-big-beautiful-bill-plan-to-move-space-shuttle-to-houston

'The Smithsonian Institution owns the Discovery.' Museum resists Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' plan to move space shuttle to Houston

July 30, 2025

A provision in President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" orders the Air and Space Museum to transfer ownership of Space Shuttle Discovery back to NASA for relocation near the space center in Houston.

However, the Smithsonian Institution is not backing down on its stance that Congress has no legal authority to mandate Discovery's removal, and they're bringing the receipts.

It all started with the "Bring the Space Shuttle Home Act."

Introduced by Texas Senators John Cornyn (R) and Ted Cruz (R) in April, this act was an attempt to force the transfer of Space Shuttle Discovery from the Smithsonian's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center just outside Washington D.C. to NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.

The act stalled in committee and would have been dead in the water, but was rebranded and folded into the more than 1,100 pages of President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" in an attempt to force the issue.

While the language of the legislation was altered to comply with Senate reconciliation rules, such as refraining to name Discovery directly, the goal remained the same.

The new wording instead refers to the transfer of a "space vehicle" — to be specified by the NASA Administrator within one month of the bill's signing — to a NASA facility "involved in the administration of the Commercial Crew Program" by January 2027.

The Smithsonian has rejected the attempt outright, saying it has the paperwork to prove the Institution's ownership of Discovery and that it's critical the space shuttle remains in its care.

The provision in Trump's bill allocates $85 million for Discovery's transfer and directs NASA and the Smithsonian to develop a plan for its completion.

At least $5 million of that sum is earmarked specifically for the vehicle's relocation; the rest is meant for the construction of a new facility that can publicly display the shuttle.

The Smithsonian's stance

In a formal response, the Smithsonian Institution says it owns Discovery, which, like the rest of its collection, is held in trust for the American public.

The Smithsonian asserts that NASA transferred "all rights, title, interest and ownership" of the shuttle to the Institution in 2012, and that it is "part of the National Air and Space Museum's mission and core function as a research facility and the repository of the national air and space collection."

The Smithsonian was awarded the privilege of providing Discovery's retirement home in 2011, when NASA announced the fates of all the decommissioned space shuttles.

During the Senate appropriations committee's full committee markup hearing on Trump's Big Bill July 10, Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin (D) proposed an amendment titled "Houston, We Have a Problem," saying, "one of the states that lost in that competition 12 years ago has come up with a new idea: Let's do it over again and make sure Texas wins."

"This is not a transfer," Durbin said, "it's a heist — a heist by Texas because they lost the competition 12 years ago."

After expressively iterating his concerns about the issue, Durbin withdrew his amendment, but suggested his colleagues "be honest" about it going forward.

A legal question

The question of whether Congress can, in fact, dictate the transfer of Discovery — or any of the Smithsonian's artifacts — is a murky one, legally speaking.

The Institution is considered a "trust instrumentality," meaning it is recognized as a public trust created by Congress, but distinct from federal agencies.

This allows the Smithsonian to operate independently while receiving about two-thirds of its funding from Congressional appropriations.

Furthermore, legal precedent establishes that artifacts donated to the Institution become Smithsonian property, not federal property.

"This will be the first time ever in the history of the Smithsonian someone has taken one of their displays and forcibly taken possession of it.

What are we doing here?" Durbin decried during the hearing. "They don't have the right in Texas to claim this."

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Really disappointed in all the "truthers" and other paytriots giving in to MuH EpStEiN op.

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President Trump Signs Congressional Bill, July 30, 2025

https://www.whitehouse.gov/live/

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