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  1. UFO files released by US President Donald Trump as part of ‘unprecedented transparency’

    US President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have released dozens of previously classified files on alleged…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #apollo17 #Apollomissions #DonaldTrump #Død #Extraterrestrials #pentagon #petehegseth #SecretaryofDefense #spaceships #UAP #UFOfiles #UFOs #unidentifiedflyingobjects
    europesays.com/2975771/

  2. Fragments Echo Fireworks: Apollo Astronaut's Unsealed Testimony Surfaces

    Apollo 17 astronaut's testimony about seeing UFO fragments like fireworks released from Trump-era UFO files. What does this mean?

    #Apollo17, #UFO, #SpaceMystery, #AstronautTestimony, #TrumpUFO

    newsletter.tf/apollo-17-astron

  3. Newly unsealed documents reveal an Apollo 17 astronaut described UFO fragments resembling 'Fourth of July fireworks,' a detail previously kept secret.

    #Apollo17, #UFO, #SpaceMystery, #AstronautTestimony, #TrumpUFO
    newsletter.tf/apollo-17-astron

  4. This Week in Astronomy History, December 8 - 14

    🔭 December 8, 1908: 60-inch telescope at Mt. Wilson sees first light
    🚀 December 11, 1972: Apollo 17 lands on Moon
    🛰️ December 14, 1962: Mariner 2 flies by Venus

    lowell.edu/this-week-in-astron

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #MountWilson #obsevartory #telescope #Apollo #Apollo17 #Moon #Venus #Mariner2 #space #science #history #Historyofscience #spacecraft

  5. This Week in Astronomy History, December 8 - 14

    🔭 December 8, 1908: 60-inch telescope at Mt. Wilson sees first light
    🚀 December 11, 1972: Apollo 17 lands on Moon
    🛰️ December 14, 1962: Mariner 2 flies by Venus

    lowell.edu/this-week-in-astron

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #MountWilson #obsevartory #telescope #Apollo #Apollo17 #Moon #Venus #Mariner2 #space #science #history #Historyofscience #spacecraft

  6. This Week in Astronomy History, December 8 - 14

    🔭 December 8, 1908: 60-inch telescope at Mt. Wilson sees first light
    🚀 December 11, 1972: Apollo 17 lands on Moon
    🛰️ December 14, 1962: Mariner 2 flies by Venus

    lowell.edu/this-week-in-astron

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #MountWilson #obsevartory #telescope #Apollo #Apollo17 #Moon #Venus #Mariner2 #space #science #history #Historyofscience #spacecraft

  7. This Week in Astronomy History, December 8 - 14

    🔭 December 8, 1908: 60-inch telescope at Mt. Wilson sees first light
    🚀 December 11, 1972: Apollo 17 lands on Moon
    🛰️ December 14, 1962: Mariner 2 flies by Venus

    lowell.edu/this-week-in-astron

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #MountWilson #obsevartory #telescope #Apollo #Apollo17 #Moon #Venus #Mariner2 #space #science #history #Historyofscience #spacecraft

  8. This Week in Astronomy History, December 8 - 14

    🔭 December 8, 1908: 60-inch telescope at Mt. Wilson sees first light
    🚀 December 11, 1972: Apollo 17 lands on Moon
    🛰️ December 14, 1962: Mariner 2 flies by Venus

    lowell.edu/this-week-in-astron

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #MountWilson #obsevartory #telescope #Apollo #Apollo17 #Moon #Venus #Mariner2 #space #science #history #Historyofscience #spacecraft

  9. By extension, #TomStafford holds the record as person who is credited with the record as he was commander of the #spaceship but it also goes to #JohnYoung and #GeneCernan too. Another interesting fact is that the latter two also commanded their own #Moon missions and actually got to walk on it on #Apollo16 and #Apollo17.

    #History #Space #Science #Technology

  10. By extension, #TomStafford holds the record as person who is credited with the record as he was commander of the #spaceship but it also goes to #JohnYoung and #GeneCernan too. Another interesting fact is that the latter two also commanded their own #Moon missions and actually got to walk on it on #Apollo16 and #Apollo17.

    #History #Space #Science #Technology

  11. A map of all the Apollo missions on a full moon picture taken by Dobviews using a Galaxy A14/17.3 Delos lens on a 10" Dobsonian telescope.

    All of the corresponding close-up pictures of those landing are from NASA's Lunar Reconnaisance Orbiter.

    The bank of 6 shots are all property of NASA LRO / JPL

    Enjoy,
    Dobs

    #astronomy
    #moon
    #nature
    #astrophography
    #photography
    #EducationalContent
    #Apollo11
    #Apollo12
    #Apollo14
    #Apollo15
    #Apollo16
    #Apollo17
    #apollomissions

  12. A map of all the Apollo missions on a full moon picture taken by Dobviews using a Galaxy A14/17.3 Delos lens on a 10" Dobsonian telescope.

    All of the corresponding close-up pictures of those landing are from NASA's Lunar Reconnaisance Orbiter.

    The bank of 6 shots are all property of NASA LRO / JPL

    Enjoy,
    Dobs

    #astronomy
    #moon
    #nature
    #astrophography
    #photography
    #EducationalContent
    #Apollo11
    #Apollo12
    #Apollo14
    #Apollo15
    #Apollo16
    #Apollo17
    #apollomissions

  13. Astronaut #JohnGlenn took Sea-Monkeys into space on October 29, 1998, aboard Space Shuttle Discovery during mission #STS-95. After nine days in space, they were returned to Earth and hatched eight weeks later, apparently unaffected by their travels.[7] However, earlier experiments on #Apollo16 and #Apollo17, where the eggs (along with other biological systems in a state of rest, such as spores, seeds, and cysts) traveled to the Moon and back and were exposed to significant cosmic rays, observed a high sensitivity to cosmic radiation in the Artemia salina eggs; only 10% of the embryos which were induced to develop from eggs survived to adulthood. The most-common mutations found during the developmental stages of the irradiated eggs were deformations of the abdomen or deformations on the swimming-appendages and naupliar eye of the nauplius.[10]

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea-Monk

    #SeaMonkeyFightClub

  14. Astronaut #JohnGlenn took Sea-Monkeys into space on October 29, 1998, aboard Space Shuttle Discovery during mission #STS-95. After nine days in space, they were returned to Earth and hatched eight weeks later, apparently unaffected by their travels.[7] However, earlier experiments on #Apollo16 and #Apollo17, where the eggs (along with other biological systems in a state of rest, such as spores, seeds, and cysts) traveled to the Moon and back and were exposed to significant cosmic rays, observed a high sensitivity to cosmic radiation in the Artemia salina eggs; only 10% of the embryos which were induced to develop from eggs survived to adulthood. The most-common mutations found during the developmental stages of the irradiated eggs were deformations of the abdomen or deformations on the swimming-appendages and naupliar eye of the nauplius.[10]

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea-Monk

    #SeaMonkeyFightClub

  15. “The Blue Marble,” one of the most reproduced and influential images in history, was taken #50YearsAgo today by the #Apollo17 crew on their way to the Moon. #Apollo50th #photography
    #NASAhistory

  16. “The Blue Marble,” one of the most reproduced and influential images in history, was taken #50YearsAgo today by the #Apollo17 crew on their way to the Moon. #Apollo50th #photography
    #NASAhistory