Taken on February 14, 1990, by NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft at a distance of roughly 3.7 billion miles (6 billion kilometers) from the Sun, this image shows Earth as a tiny speck of light—occupying less than a single pixel (about 0.12 of a pixel) in the camera frame.
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Moon Is Getting a Nuclear Reactor by 2030 youtu.be/OQNWGLri5VA?si=xZHW… via @YouTube
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SpaceX placed six white tiles on the vehicle's thermal protection shield: Purpose: High-contrast targets that simulate missing tiles, allowing cameras on deployed Starlink satellites to test real-time heat shield inspection before reentry...
We are caught in a relentless cycle of trial and error: we invent a new tool, it creates a new social problem, so we have to invent an even more complex tool to fix that problem. We are constantly chasing our tails, trying to engineer our way into a stable, peaceful society...
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Elon Musk Released xAI’s NEW COLOSSUS Supercomputer To Win The AI RACE! youtu.be/exsrlAmhz2k?si=4lIP… via @YouTube
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