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  1. And they clap...#sick #SpaceMadness
    Moment SpaceX rocket explodes in the Indian Ocean after splashdown
    bbc.com/news/videos/c1728ypp15

  2. And they clap...#sick #SpaceMadness
    Moment SpaceX rocket explodes in the Indian Ocean after splashdown
    bbc.com/news/videos/c1728ypp15

  3. And they clap...#sick #SpaceMadness
    Moment SpaceX rocket explodes in the Indian Ocean after splashdown
    bbc.com/news/videos/c1728ypp15

  4. And they clap...#sick #SpaceMadness
    Moment SpaceX rocket explodes in the Indian Ocean after splashdown
    bbc.com/news/videos/c1728ypp15

  5. And they clap...#sick #SpaceMadness
    Moment SpaceX rocket explodes in the Indian Ocean after splashdown
    bbc.com/news/videos/c1728ypp15

  6. The ship from R&S "Space Madness" looks an awful lot like Planet Express ship.

    #RenAndStimpy #SpaceMadness #Futurama

  7. The ship from R&S "Space Madness" looks an awful lot like Planet Express ship.

    #RenAndStimpy #SpaceMadness #Futurama

  8. The ship from R&S "Space Madness" looks an awful lot like Planet Express ship.

    #RenAndStimpy #SpaceMadness #Futurama

  9. If Ug was doing a plat elsewhere, it makes sense that most of what his character did was stand and look menacing. Very few lines to learn quickly.
    #monsterdon2 #Critters4 #SpaceMadness

  10. If Ug was doing a plat elsewhere, it makes sense that most of what his character did was stand and look menacing. Very few lines to learn quickly.
    #monsterdon2 #Critters4 #SpaceMadness

  11. If Ug was doing a plat elsewhere, it makes sense that most of what his character did was stand and look menacing. Very few lines to learn quickly.
    #monsterdon2 #Critters4 #SpaceMadness

  12. If Ug was doing a plat elsewhere, it makes sense that most of what his character did was stand and look menacing. Very few lines to learn quickly.
    #monsterdon2 #Critters4 #SpaceMadness

  13. I had to take the dog out for a minute and I walked back into the line "we didn't have the budget to make the critters" and like isn't that your headlining actor the critters #monsterdon2 #Critters4 #SpaceMadness

  14. I had to take the dog out for a minute and I walked back into the line "we didn't have the budget to make the critters" and like isn't that your headlining actor the critters #monsterdon2 #Critters4 #SpaceMadness

  15. I had to take the dog out for a minute and I walked back into the line "we didn't have the budget to make the critters" and like isn't that your headlining actor the critters #monsterdon2 #Critters4 #SpaceMadness

  16. I had to take the dog out for a minute and I walked back into the line "we didn't have the budget to make the critters" and like isn't that your headlining actor the critters #monsterdon2 #Critters4 #SpaceMadness

  17. #SpaceMadness! Assault at Antarctic base could be a warning for future travellers to Mars

    Conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for #MarsMission planners

    Bob McDonald · CBC Radio · Posted: Mar 21, 2025

    "A tense situation among members of an isolated base in Antarctica could foretell conflicts among astronauts on a long distance journey to Mars.

    "The South African Antarctic research base, SANAE IV, is located at a remote location in East Antarctica. It hosts a nine-member team made up of a doctor, scientists, and engineers who spend 10 months in isolation during the harsh, dark southern winter.

    "Reportedly, an altercation between one of the members and the leader resulted in an alleged physical attack, death threats and sexual harassment. Names have not been released. According to a statement from South African government officials, the team is undergoing mediation and the accused person has written a formal apology. The statement says the issue is considered resolved and the team will not need to be evacuated.

    "This type of conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for planners of a much longer human mission to Mars. Travel to the red planet, using any currently available technology, will take roughly seven months one way. Once the crew arrives, they will have to remain there alone for almost another year waiting for the Earth to come around its orbit so it is on the same side of the sun as Mars for a return trip.

    "Then it will take another six or seven months to journey home. That is a total round trip journey of 750 to 1,000 days, depending on how much fuel you are willing to burn."

    Read more:
    cbc.ca/radio/quirks/antarctic-
    #SendElonToMars #SendTechBrosToMars #SpaceX #Tesla

  18. #SpaceMadness! Assault at Antarctic base could be a warning for future travellers to Mars

    Conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for #MarsMission planners

    Bob McDonald · CBC Radio · Posted: Mar 21, 2025

    "A tense situation among members of an isolated base in Antarctica could foretell conflicts among astronauts on a long distance journey to Mars.

    "The South African Antarctic research base, SANAE IV, is located at a remote location in East Antarctica. It hosts a nine-member team made up of a doctor, scientists, and engineers who spend 10 months in isolation during the harsh, dark southern winter.

    "Reportedly, an altercation between one of the members and the leader resulted in an alleged physical attack, death threats and sexual harassment. Names have not been released. According to a statement from South African government officials, the team is undergoing mediation and the accused person has written a formal apology. The statement says the issue is considered resolved and the team will not need to be evacuated.

    "This type of conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for planners of a much longer human mission to Mars. Travel to the red planet, using any currently available technology, will take roughly seven months one way. Once the crew arrives, they will have to remain there alone for almost another year waiting for the Earth to come around its orbit so it is on the same side of the sun as Mars for a return trip.

    "Then it will take another six or seven months to journey home. That is a total round trip journey of 750 to 1,000 days, depending on how much fuel you are willing to burn."

    Read more:
    cbc.ca/radio/quirks/antarctic-
    #SendElonToMars #SendTechBrosToMars #SpaceX #Tesla

  19. #SpaceMadness! Assault at Antarctic base could be a warning for future travellers to Mars

    Conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for #MarsMission planners

    Bob McDonald · CBC Radio · Posted: Mar 21, 2025

    "A tense situation among members of an isolated base in Antarctica could foretell conflicts among astronauts on a long distance journey to Mars.

    "The South African Antarctic research base, SANAE IV, is located at a remote location in East Antarctica. It hosts a nine-member team made up of a doctor, scientists, and engineers who spend 10 months in isolation during the harsh, dark southern winter.

    "Reportedly, an altercation between one of the members and the leader resulted in an alleged physical attack, death threats and sexual harassment. Names have not been released. According to a statement from South African government officials, the team is undergoing mediation and the accused person has written a formal apology. The statement says the issue is considered resolved and the team will not need to be evacuated.

    "This type of conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for planners of a much longer human mission to Mars. Travel to the red planet, using any currently available technology, will take roughly seven months one way. Once the crew arrives, they will have to remain there alone for almost another year waiting for the Earth to come around its orbit so it is on the same side of the sun as Mars for a return trip.

    "Then it will take another six or seven months to journey home. That is a total round trip journey of 750 to 1,000 days, depending on how much fuel you are willing to burn."

    Read more:
    cbc.ca/radio/quirks/antarctic-
    #SendElonToMars #SendTechBrosToMars #SpaceX #Tesla

  20. #SpaceMadness! Assault at Antarctic base could be a warning for future travellers to Mars

    Conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for #MarsMission planners

    Bob McDonald · CBC Radio · Posted: Mar 21, 2025

    "A tense situation among members of an isolated base in Antarctica could foretell conflicts among astronauts on a long distance journey to Mars.

    "The South African Antarctic research base, SANAE IV, is located at a remote location in East Antarctica. It hosts a nine-member team made up of a doctor, scientists, and engineers who spend 10 months in isolation during the harsh, dark southern winter.

    "Reportedly, an altercation between one of the members and the leader resulted in an alleged physical attack, death threats and sexual harassment. Names have not been released. According to a statement from South African government officials, the team is undergoing mediation and the accused person has written a formal apology. The statement says the issue is considered resolved and the team will not need to be evacuated.

    "This type of conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for planners of a much longer human mission to Mars. Travel to the red planet, using any currently available technology, will take roughly seven months one way. Once the crew arrives, they will have to remain there alone for almost another year waiting for the Earth to come around its orbit so it is on the same side of the sun as Mars for a return trip.

    "Then it will take another six or seven months to journey home. That is a total round trip journey of 750 to 1,000 days, depending on how much fuel you are willing to burn."

    Read more:
    cbc.ca/radio/quirks/antarctic-
    #SendElonToMars #SendTechBrosToMars #SpaceX #Tesla

  21. #SpaceMadness! Assault at Antarctic base could be a warning for future travellers to Mars

    Conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for #MarsMission planners

    Bob McDonald · CBC Radio · Posted: Mar 21, 2025

    "A tense situation among members of an isolated base in Antarctica could foretell conflicts among astronauts on a long distance journey to Mars.

    "The South African Antarctic research base, SANAE IV, is located at a remote location in East Antarctica. It hosts a nine-member team made up of a doctor, scientists, and engineers who spend 10 months in isolation during the harsh, dark southern winter.

    "Reportedly, an altercation between one of the members and the leader resulted in an alleged physical attack, death threats and sexual harassment. Names have not been released. According to a statement from South African government officials, the team is undergoing mediation and the accused person has written a formal apology. The statement says the issue is considered resolved and the team will not need to be evacuated.

    "This type of conflict among people living in extreme isolation and confined quarters is a concern for planners of a much longer human mission to Mars. Travel to the red planet, using any currently available technology, will take roughly seven months one way. Once the crew arrives, they will have to remain there alone for almost another year waiting for the Earth to come around its orbit so it is on the same side of the sun as Mars for a return trip.

    "Then it will take another six or seven months to journey home. That is a total round trip journey of 750 to 1,000 days, depending on how much fuel you are willing to burn."

    Read more:
    cbc.ca/radio/quirks/antarctic-
    #SendElonToMars #SendTechBrosToMars #SpaceX #Tesla