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>>23153738

tyb

>>23153746

https://x.com/SenMarkKelly/status/1932231403300642959

>>23153738

TYB

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Activates 700 Marines to Assist ICE Operations in Los Angeles During Riots 1/2

June 9, 2025 | Sundance |

CONTEXT for Los Angeles Riots: Approximately 12.3 million Mexicans live abroad,both legally and illegally, with 97% of them living and working in the United States, according to BBVA Research.Last year Mexicans living abroad sent $64.75 billion back home in remittances, largely from Texas and California to states in central and western Mexico.

According to data recently released, inApril of this year remittances back to Mexico dropped 12.1%.The Mexico central bank said April saw 8.1% fewer transactions than a year earlier, that’s down to 12.4 million transactions.For Mexico this is a devastating outcome.

How dependent is the Mexican Govt on these remittances?Remittances sent home by Mexicans working outside the countrysurpassed petroleum revenues in 2015. {link} Oil Revenue in 2015 was 23.4 billion; remittances were $24.8 billion.Last year in 2024 remittances were $64.75 billion…. and in April of this year the remittances dropped by 12.1%.

If you don’t think there is a critical financial motive in this, think again.

CALIFORNIA – About 700 U.S. Marines were mobilized Monday to support the California National Guard to protect federal personnel and property in Los Angeles during protests there, officials said.

The mobilization of the Marines from their base in Twentynine Palms, California, is temporary, to give time for additional National Guard troops to arrive.

Earlier Monday, President Donald Trump said he would support arresting California Gov. Gavin Newsom for purportedly obstructing federal immigration enforcement actions in Los Angeles.

Trump’s comment came shortly before Newsom and state Attorney General Rob Bonta said they would sue Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for deploying National Guard troops to deal with protests over those enforcement actions.

The suit will ask a judge to rule that Trump’s federalization of the California National Guardwas unlawful and to set aside the president’s order.

[…] Meanwhile,federal prosecutors charged labor leader David Huerta with felony conspiracyto impede an officer.Huerta, president of SEUI California, was arrested on Friday during a protest in L.A. (No wonder Maxine is freaked out the Demsare losing a major portion of their funding from unions, losing USAID was a gigantic loss)

He appeared Monday in federal court, a judge ordered him released on a $50,000 bond, and warned him to keep away from federal agents and federal operations. (more)

Anyone who was following politicsin 2007 and 2008 knows exactly what role the SEIU (Service Employees International Union) played in supporting candidate Barack Obama.

As Obama and Hillary Clinton battled for control of the Democrat apparatus,Barack made a deal with SEIU President Andy Stern. If the purple orcs wouldactivate -violently if needed- on Obama’s behalf,when he became President Obama would remove the healthcare liabilityfrom the union retirementby creating nationalized healthcare, Obamacare.(so the shitbagObama destroyed the American Health system for unionsto not pay retirement healthcare for the members.)

(Why hasn’t Obama been charged for wholesale sellout of Americans health, for the black Jesus’s power)

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2025/06/09/defense-secretary-pete-hegseth-activates-700-marines-to-assist-ice-operations-in-los-angeles-during-riots/

>>23153738

This guy really is… a…moran.

Thank GEOTUS he has been exposed.

>>23153779

Reflections

>>23153788

"If you don't want violent mobs burning and looting, you shouldn't have tried to enforce the law, so their behavior is all your fault."

>>23153738

TYB

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>>23153738

TYB

>>23153770

2/2

Andy Stern agreed to the deal, marshalled his orcs and that was the army the Chicago machine used to defeat the Clinton machine. It was a bloody battle, and in the aftermaththe PUMAs were born(Public Unity My Ass).SEIU President Stern became the #1 White House visitorto see Obama in 2009 and 2010, and the rest as they say is history.

The Chicago machine behind Obama is deeply enmeshed withclassic communist objectives. In descending level of ideological severity, you will note:SEIU, AFSCME, AFL-CIO and the UFCW. All of these labor organization are open borders activists, radical leftists with severe ideological leadership who know how to weaponize their membership to act as‘shock troops’ within the U.S. political system.

That’s the background for the SEIU to align with La Raza and attack the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials on Los Angeles.

With Democrats out of power in DC all thefoot soldiers have once again been activatedto achieve political objectives. ICE is the convenient target,but the larger objective is to create street level crisis similar to the BLM riots== in 2020 and get back into power. Violence is once again accepted in order to achieve their political goals. The media runs cover for the violence, continually downplaying it – even as it gets worse.

These are the same communist foot soldiers behind Occupy Wall Street in 2012. These are the same foot soldiers who attacked Donald Trump supporters in 2016 (San Jose). These are the same foot soldiers behind the Minnesota riots in 2020. A mixture of Black Bloc radicals, Anarchists, ANTIFA, and radical race-based activist groups like BLM, La Raza and CAIR.

The organization and funding come from the labor unions and political activist groups atop them.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2025/06/09/defense-secretary-pete-hegseth-activates-700-marines-to-assist-ice-operations-in-los-angeles-during-riots/

Simple Fix Ban All NGOs from the U.S., and all their funding sourcesThe government is funding these radical American haters, if we can’t ban them, remove their money sources. And kick out the radical foreign billionaires from America, and seize their banks accounts. Guaranteed the EU are funding a lot of these groups, the EUs goal was always to depower the U.S. and make us like them. This plan is much bigger than NGOs their are countries WW that want to destroy America, even Mexico, along with Sheinbaums cartels.

Today in Q Post History we have 11 Deltas

Jun 10

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ARCHIVE - https://archive.ph/mWPoi

Keep up the lawful fight, fight, fight, and I will, too!

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>>23153738

mucho gracias panadero

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>>23153815

Past time it was used was under a different administration. Should be obvious who did it :3

>>23153738

TYB

Rooftop Pepe's are at the ready.

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>>23153816

The Queen's log cabin at Glen Beg, Balmoral

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>>23153853

>Newscom will be arrested following a series of events leading up to the discovery of a great truth.

Sounds good

>>23153738

tyb

o7

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>>23153841

absofuckinglutely

>>23153850

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Did you know Scotland has a secret pyramid hidden in the Cairngorms National Park? Believe it or not, it really does!

Prince Albert Pyramid is a memorial, located on the Balmoral Castle grounds. It was erected by Victoria in 1862, after her husband, Albert sadly passed away in 1861.

The walk to and from the pyramid is open all year. However, if you would like to see some of the other memorials, and/or visit Balmoral Castle, you need to check to see if it’s open to the public or not. The Royal Family is often in residence between August and October. While they are in residence the grounds are closed to the public, except the walk to the Prince Albert Pyramid.

…

https://livingwiththewolf.co.uk/scotlands-secret-pyramid/

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>>701978

USMC activated.

US (3).

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Another Chinese Researcher Caught Smuggling Agricultural Bioweapons into Michigan

June 9, 2025 | Sundance |

After reading the details of this arrest involving the smuggling of biological Roundworms, parasitic nematodes that can infect humans and animals,I am definitely adding Ivermectin and fenbendazole to the crisis kit.

Last week, two Chinese nationals were charged with allegedly smuggling into the U.S. a fungus called “Fusarium graminearum, which scientific literatureclassifies as a potential agroterrorism weapon. This week another Chinese national was arrested for smuggling in biological material containing Roundworms.Both the fungi and the Roundworm material can target and impact the U.S. agriculture sector, i.e. food supply.

DETROIT – Chengxuan HAN, a citizen of the People’s Republic of China (PRC), was arrested and charged in a criminal complaint with smuggling goods into the United States and false statements, announced United States Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon, Jr.

Gorgon was joined in the announcement by Special Agent in Charge Cheyvoryea Gibson, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Detroit Division, Acting Director of Field Operations John Nowak, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Jared Murphey, acting Special Agent in Charge, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), Detroit field office.

According to the complaint, Han is a citizen of the PRC who is currently pursuing a Ph.D. fromthe College of Life Science and Technologyin the Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) in Wuhan, PRC.In 2024 and 2025, Han sent four packagesto the United States from the PRCcontaining concealed biological material. These packageswere addressed to individuals associated with a laboratory at the University of Michigan. On June 8, 2025, Han arrived at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport on a J1 visa.

Customs and Border Protection officers conducted an inspection of Han, during which Han made false statements about the packages and the biological materials she had previously shipped to the United States. CBP officers alsofound that the content of Han’s electronic device had been deleted three days prior to her arrival in the United States. At the conclusion of the border inspection, Han was interviewed by agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and ICE HSI. During this interview, Han admitted to sending the packages, admitted that the packages contained biological material related to round worms, and admitted to making false statements to the CBP officers during her inspection.

[…] United States Attorney Gorgon stated: “The alleged smuggling of biological materials by this alienfrom a science and technology university in Wuhan, China—to be used at a University of Michigan laboratory—is part of an alarming pattern that threatens our security.

The American taxpayer should not be underwriting a PRC-based smuggling operation at one of our crucial public institutions.” (read more)

(Now every U.S. University doing research must be reviewed and inspected, just like Harvard. Every single one needs to be defunded and to remove Visa status from every person from an enemy country. It’s very probable many more CCP students are doing the same thing. Every Chinese that gets a visa from China to come to the U.S. is required to report back to the CCP. )

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2025/06/09/another-chinese-researcher-caught-smuggling-agricultural-bioweapons-into-michigan/

NoKings _ SpaceX

SpaceX _ DNC

Learn.

>>23153865

First thing anon noticed.

Space stocks soar as Elon Musk and Donald Trump argue

Jun 9, 2025 1:39 PM EDT

Last week, a social media post from Elon Musk caused many people to stop in their tracks. The Tesla (TSLA) CEO had taken his conflict with President Donald Trump in a direction that seemed shocking, even for him.

In the now-deleted post, Musk accused Trump of having ties to Jeffrey Epstein. He went on to argue that without him, the President would not have won the 2024 election, and posted a poll to X about the idea of starting a third party to challenge both Democrats and Republicans.

Trump responded by threatening Musk with consequences, such as the termination of millions of dollars worth of federal contracts awarded to SpaceX.

This stands to severely compromise the future of Musk’s space exploration company at a highly pivotal time.

While the future of SpaceX hangs in the balance, though, most space stocks are benefiting from the tensions between Trump and Musk.

As Musk and Trump trade blows, space stocks surge

Prior to Musk and Trump’s public fallout, experts speculated that their close relationship would be highly beneficial to SpaceX.

Musk’s close proximity to Trump stood to help the company secure the federal funding it needed to establish itself as the market’s space exploration leader.

Now Musk’s company is caught in the crossfire of a vicious battle between two powerful men who aren’t known for backing down.

Trump has made it clear he is willing to attack Musk, regardless of the consequences it may pose for the U.S.’s space program, stating in a recent Truth Social post that “The easiest way to save money in our Budget, Billions and Billions of Dollars, is to terminate Elon's Governmental Subsidies and Contracts.”

While the battle between the two drags on, though, many space stocks are rising steadily, enjoying the momentum from the uncertainty surrounding SpaceX.

Fellow space exploration company Virgin Galactic Holdings (SPCE) , typically seen as a close rival to SpaceX, is up more than 16% for the past week, even after some volatility.

Space tech startup Rocket Lab USA (RKLB) has caught the attention of many investors over the past year, with gains of almost 600% since January 2024. It has recently picked up even more momentum, though, rising 15% on negative SpaceX speculation.

Satellite designer AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) , once dismissed as a meme stock, has surged almost 50% over the past five days, although reports indicate that this could be due to speculation that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has taken a position in the company.

The list of space stocks that have risen recently also includes Intuitive Machines (LUNR) , a company that has benefited significantly from procuring larger space contracts over the past few months.

While these space stocks have risen recently, a prominent tech company with strong ties to Musk moved in the other direction.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) , a multi-facted defense contractor, has surged throughout 2025, benefiting from chairman Peter Thiel’s close ties to Musk.

Last week, it saw shares dip as the CEO’s relationship with President Trump took a sharp turn.

Will SpaceX’s rivals continue trending upward?

The fact that many space stocks are rising on negative SpaceX speculation serves as a reminder of the zero-sum nature of financial markets.

When bad news that is highly specific to one company breaks, it often serves to elevate its rivals, as investors see an opportunity for others to gain.

“The very idea of seeing SpaceX do less federal business is why Rocket Lab USA is up more than 4% overnight,” states Wall Street veteran Stephen Guilfoyle, an experienced trader who has long been bullish on the company, though he recently took some profits.

Guilfoyle recently highlighted that Rocket Lab is acquiring space payload solutions company Geost for $275 million, saying, “The deal is expected to close later this year and likely cements Rocket Lab's place as a new player in the end-to-end national security space solutions provider."

A fast-growing company, Rocket Lab might have risen even without the SpaceX catalyst.

But now that the privately held space venture is facing a highly uncertain future, RKLB and its fellow space stocks could be in an excellent position to keep rising, at least while Wall Street waits for Musk and Trump to reach a compromise.

https://www.thestreet.com/technology/space-stocks-soar-as-elon-musk-and-donald-trump-argue

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>>23153879

Yeppers

>>23153875

o7

Q: U.S. Code 12406 cites three examples to implement Guard. What is the justification to use the Guard:

1. Invasion by foreign nation.

2. In the event of a rebellion or danger of rebellion against the authority of the Government of the United States.

3. If the President is unable to execute the laws of the United States with regular forces.

@SecDef "Sounds like all three to me."

https://x.com/DODResponse/status/1932464108433027124

>>23153883

>we are in mission from God

Police are charging parents with felonies for not placing infants who died in sleep on their backs

Pennsylvania authorities brought felony charges against the parents of two different babies after police said the infants died because the parents placed them in unsafe sleeping positions.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/analysis/police-are-charging-parents-with-felonies-for-not-placing-infants-who-died-in-sleep-on-their-backs/

>>23153738

tyb

Cosmic Chemistry Breakthrough: Largest Aromatic Molecule Found in Deep Space

10-Jun-2025 9:20 AM EDT

A team of chemists and astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of astrochemistry: the identification of cyanocoronene, the largest polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) ever detected in space.

This molecule, composed of seven interconnected benzene rings and a cyano group (C₂₄H₁₁CN), was found in the cold, dark molecular cloud TMC-1, a region known for its rich chemistry and as a cradle for new stars.

Cyanocoronene is a derivative of coronene, a molecule often described as the “prototypical” compact PAH due to its stability and unique structure.

PAHs are thought to lock away a significant fraction of the universe’s carbon and play a key role in the chemistry that leads to the formation of stars and planets.

Until now, only smaller PAHs had been detected in space, with this new discovery significantly pushing the known size limit.

So how did astronomers discover this massive molecule? The research team first synthesized cyanocoronene in a laboratory and measured its unique microwave spectrum using advanced spectroscopic techniques.

Armed with this molecular fingerprint, they searched for cyanocoronene in data from the U.S. National Science Foundation Green Bank Telescope (NSF GBT), the key telescope used in the GOTHAM (GBT Observations of TMC-1: Hunting Aromatic Molecules) project.

The research team detected several distinct spectral lines of cyanocoronene, confirming its presence with a statistical significance of 17.3 sigma—a major detection by astronomical standards.

Cyanocoronene is now the largest individual PAH molecule confirmed in interstellar space, containing 24 carbon atoms in its core structure (excluding the cyano group).

The amount of cyanocoronene found is similar to that of smaller PAHs previously detected, challenging expectations that larger molecules should be rarer in space.

This suggests that even more complex aromatic molecules may be common in the cosmos.

The presence of such stable, large PAHs supports the idea that these molecules could be a major reservoir of carbon, potentially seeding new planetary systems with the raw materials for life.

The study’s quantum chemical approach shows that cyanocoronene can form efficiently in the cold conditions of space through reactions between coronene and the CN radical, with heavily submerged energy barriers that do not slow the process at low temperatures.

This means the chemistry that builds complex organics can happen even before stars are born.

The discovery of cyanocoronene not only adds a new chapter to the story of cosmic chemistry but also strengthens the “PAH hypothesis”—the idea that these molecules are responsible for mysterious infrared emission bands seen throughout the universe.

It also draws a direct link between the chemistry of interstellar clouds, meteorites, and asteroids, suggesting that the organic molecules found in our own solar system may have originated in similar environments long before the Sun formed.

Scientists are now eager to search for even larger PAHs and their derivatives in space, as well as to further explore how these molecules survive and evolve in the harsh conditions between the stars.

Adds Gabi Wenzel, a Research Scientist in the Department of Chemistry at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian, and lead author on this research, “Each new detection brings us closer to understanding the origins of complex organic chemistry in the universe—and perhaps, the origins of the building blocks of life themselves.”

This science was shared as part of a press conference at the 246th summer meeting of the American Astronomical Society.

https://www.newswise.com/articles/cosmic-chemistry-breakthrough-largest-aromatic-molecule-found-in-deep-space

https://www.youtube.com/c/AASPressOffice

>>23153895

The LA situation meetsall 3of those. Time to get the arrests underway.

>>23153738

(picrel)

Now would be a good time to PRAY!!!

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>>23153875

>Prince Albert Pyramid

>>23153925

Matthew 6:10

Moran

“I Mapped the Invisible”: American High School Student Groundbreaking AI Reveals 1.5 Million Space Objects Previously Hidden from Astronomers

June 10, 2025

In a remarkable turn of events that challenges the way we think about space exploration, a high school student in California has made a discovery that could reshape our understanding of the cosmos.

Matteo Paz, a teenager with a sharp aptitude for computer science, has developed an artificial intelligence model that uncovered 1.5 million space objects previously unknown to astronomers.

The objects were hidden in plain sight within a vast dataset collected by NASA’s NEOWISE mission, a project designed to track near-Earth asteroids.

The Genesis of an Unexpected Discovery

Matteo Paz’s journey into deep space began during the summer of 2022 when he participated in Caltech’s Planet Finder Academy.

The program, led by Professor Andrew Howard, aims to provide high school students with direct exposure to advanced astronomical research.

Paz was mentored by Davy Kirkpatrick, a senior scientist at Caltech’s Infrared Processing and Analysis Center (IPAC), and together, they began exploring the treasure trove of data from the NEOWISE mission.

Initially designed to observe and track asteroids near Earth, NEOWISE had spent more than a decade gathering infrared data that covered the entire sky.

While the mission achieved its primary goal, it also gathered valuable information on distant objects—particularly those that exhibited unusual brightness variations over time.

These variations, sometimes caused by quasars, binary stars, or supernovae, were often difficult to pinpoint using traditional methods of analysis.

The Power of AI in Space Exploration

Faced with a dataset that was rapidly approaching 200 billion data points, the Caltech team had planned to analyze only a small portion manually.

However, Paz, with his background in computer science, mathematics, and programming, saw a different path forward.

He proposed using machine learning to handle the massive dataset, a solution that no one had considered before.

In just six weeks, Paz built a Fourier and wavelet-based machine learning model designed to identify the faintest signals of brightness fluctuations in the infrared data. His efforts quickly paid off.

The model began detecting subtle variations in light that had previously gone unnoticed. As the AI refined its ability to spot unusual patterns, it flagged potential new objects and activities in the vast expanse of space.

Overcoming Challenges and Mentoring the Next Generation

Paz’s breakthrough, was not just a technological achievement, but also a testament to the power of mentorship.

Throughout the project, published in The Astronomical Journal, Paz worked closely with a team of researchers at Caltech, including Shoubaneh Hemmati, Daniel Masters, Ashish Mahabal, and Matthew Graham.

These experts provided critical support in refining the machine learning techniques that would eventually lead to the discovery of the hidden objects.

However, the journey was not without obstacles. The NEOWISE mission’s observation rhythms had limitations that made it difficult to detect certain kinds of variable objects—those that changed too slowly or too rapidly.

Paz’s AI model, which could track these variations in brightness over time, proved instrumental in overcoming this challenge. His work has led to the detection of new stars and other phenomena, opening doors for further study and exploration.

Now, as a paid employee at Caltech, Paz continues to refine his model, pushing the boundaries of what his AI can achieve.

He also works to mentor younger students in the Planet Finder Academy, ensuring that the next generation of researchers will have the tools and inspiration to explore space in new ways.

A Discovery That Could Change How We See the Universe

The catalog of 1.5 million new objects uncovered by Paz’s AI is set to be published in 2025, offering fresh insights into the evolution of distant stars and galaxies.

These findings will allow astronomers to study the long-term behavior of celestial bodies that were previously invisible.

While the discovery is rooted in space research, Paz sees the potential for broader applications of his model, including in fields like economics and environmental monitoring, where temporal data plays a critical role.

As a high school student with an exceptional understanding of machine learning and astronomical data, Paz’s success exemplifies the potential of young talent when combined with the right resources.

His work also underscores the power of advanced technology, especially artificial intelligence, to uncover the unseen mysteries of our universe.

https://indiandefencereview.com/american-high-school-student-groundbreaking-ai-reveals-1-5-million-hidden-space-objects/

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-3881/ad7fe6

REMINDER, IF YOU ARE IN NEW JERSEY, GO AND VOTE JACK CIATTARELLI

Note: Today is the deadline to vote

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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump

The Great State of New Jersey has a very important Primary coming up on Tuesday. Get Out and Vote for Jack Ciattarelli, who has my Complete and Total Endorsement! His Opponents are going around saying they have my Endorsement, which is not true, I don’t even know who they are! We can’t play games when it comes to Elections, and New Jersey is a very important State that we must WIN. The whole World is watching. Vote for Jack Ciattarelli to, MAKE NEW JERSEY GREAT AGAIN!

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114643566832017351

Perhaps someone's holding these States hostage with a dangerous weapon and money ?

Let's see you free,

> shall we?

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>>23153955

> I still like looking at boobs though

Bewbs are wonderful…

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>>23153940

you seem concerned Americans on the left and the right are turning against Palantir, are jew?

[London Mayor] Sadiq Khan is knighted by the Kingdespite Londoners' furious objections that he is being 'rewarded for failure'

Sadiq Khan received his knighthood at Buckingham Palace today…

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14797683/Mayor-London-Sadiq-Khan-receives-knighthood-King-Charles-Buckingham-Palace.html

Congrats, UK! you have a muslim knight from Pakistan now

>>23153939

>First Palantir came for the migrant Americans…

If you're taking a dump, they might know where you are, but they won't get you.

>>23153951

A comet discovered by a schoolkid

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120647/

Amongst all the other FFs!

>>23153946

>resistance is futile

>>23153981

There's still missing children to find

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>>23153952

>Just DM Laughing Buddha.

Here are the upcoming riots scheduled with sign up links, date/time, venue addresses and expected number of participants.

https://www.fiftyfifty.one/events >: "The People Dissent" button which takes you to:

(This link goes straight to the source, so use caution)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1f-30Rsg6N_ONQAulO-yVXTKpZxXchRRB2kD3Zhkpe_A/preview#gid=809341575

>>23153738

Thank You Baker o7

AT&T data breach exposes 86M customer records, including social security numbers

AT&T announced that they are experiencing an enormous personal data breach, putting over 80 million people who use the company at risk of losing their personal data.

According to a report released by Hack Read, over 86 million customers have been affected with leaked information that includes full names, dates of birth, email addresses, phone numbers, physical addresses and 44 million Social Security Numbers in plain text.

As a result, this could potentially exploit millions of people for fraud or identity theft.

https://www.oann.com/newsroom/att-data-breach-exposes-86m-customer-records-including-social-security-numbers/

>>23153994

Overwhelmingly Peacefulaccording to Kamala

Former Vice President Kamala Harris defended the "overwhelmingly peaceful" protesters in her home state of California while criticizing President Donald Trump's deployment of National Guard troops as a "dangerous escalation" and "cruel" on the third consecutive day of violent clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement.

The protests, which began last week in response to federal immigration enforcement operations by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), have escalated into sustained confrontations involving rock-throwing, alleged Molotov cocktails, burning vehicles, and arrests across multiple Los Angeles locations.

>>23153913

(WOULD)

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>>23154010

yep right over the American people

>>23153997

>>23154017

You need to go rub one out, then reassess your position.

A rare space IPO is on deck. It could herald a wave of space-tech companies going public

June 10, 2025 at 8:18 a.m. ET

Defense-technology and space company Voyager Technologies Inc. is on deck for an initial public offering, marking something of a milestone for the space sector.

Last week, Voyager set terms for its 11 million share IPO, which is expected to price between $26 and $29 a share and value the company at up to $1.6 billion.

The IPO is expected to price Tuesday, with the stock expected to start trading on Wednesday, according to IPOScoop.com.

“Voyager’s public offering makes it clear that the VC-backed space-tech ecosystem is finally maturing,” Ali Javaheri, emerging technology analyst at PitchBook, wrote in a note.

“With dozens of unicorns across launch, propulsion, and on-orbit services, we could see a potential wave of public-market exits for space-tech companies.”

Recent years have seen space companies Rocket Lab Corp.

RKLB -5.53%, AST SpaceMobile Inc. ASTS +1.85%, and Intuitive Machines Inc. LUNR -2.97% go public, albeit through mergers with special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) or blank-check companies.

However, there had been a dearth of traditional offerings until Karman Holdings Inc.’s KRMN -4.69% IPO in February. The stock has risen more than 55% this year and the company now has a valuation of $6.17 billion.

“Since going public, [Karman] has doubled its valuation, underlining how eager investors remain for companies that sit at the intersection of civil and military space applications,” wrote Javaheri.

Denver-based Voyager Technologies counts NASA as its largest customer. The stock is expected to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “VOYG.”

The company is also part of a joint venture with Airbus SE EADSY -0.92%, Mitsubishi Corp. 8058 +0.33% and MDA Space Ltd. MDALF -1.36% MDA -1.68% to build the Starlab commercial space station, and counts AI darling Palantir Technologies Inc. PLTR -0.04% as a strategic partner.

Ali Javaheri said that Voyager could also tap into President Donald Trump’s planned $175 billion “Golden Dome” missile defense system.

“By shifting from a pure-play commercial focus into national security via StarLab contracts, Voyager is well-positioned to leverage initiatives like Golden Dome,” he wrote.

Last year, Voyager was selected by Lockheed Martin Corp. LMT -0.09% to support an advanced solid-propulsion subsystem for the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Next Generation Interceptor, which is designed to protect the American homeland against missile threats.

As for future space offerings, one company linked with a possible public-market move in recent years is Louisville, Colo.-based Sierra Space, which was spun off from private defense company Sierra Nevada Corporation in 2021.

In April 2024, Tom Vice, then the company’s chief executive, told Yahoo Finance that the company would be looking at the public markets over a span of 12 to 18 months.

Sierra Space has not yet responded to a request for comment on this story.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/a-rare-space-ipo-is-on-deck-it-could-herald-a-wave-of-space-tech-companies-going-public-565e2fa1

https://voyagertechnologies.com/

>>23154023

Hey pssssst.

Insurrection.

Wildfire fund misuse

Space laser ..

>>23154032

1.5 TB of James Webb Space Telescope data just hit the internet

Mon 9 Jun 2025 // 19:29 UTC

A NASA-backed project using observations from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has released more than 1.5 TB of data for open science, offering the largest view deep into the universe available to date.

The Cosmic Evolution Survey (COSMOS), a joint project from the University of California, Santa Barbara and Rochester Institute of Technology, has launched a searchable dataset for budding astrophysics enthusiasts worldwide.

As well as a catalog of galaxies, the dataset includes an interactive viewer that users can search for images of specific objects or click them to view their properties, covering approximately 0.54 square degrees of sky with the Near Infrared Camera (NIRCam) and a 0.2 square degree area with the Mid Infrared Instrument (MIRI).

Although the raw data was already publicly available to the science community, the aim of the COSMOS-Web project was to make it more usable for other scientists.

"Those raw data are public, but it takes a lot of work to do all of the calibrations and correct for all of the different types of artifacts that you can get in the imaging… such as the background light, so that you end up with a final image that's clean and usable for science," said Jeyhan Kartaltepe, associate professor at Rochester Institute of Technology and lead researcher of COSMOS-Web.

Artifacts are elements of the images that don't come from an astrophysical source, such as "snowball" ghost images caused by light from bright stars bouncing around the JWST.

One of about 100 projects each year to gain time on the $10 billion JWST, COSMOS-Web aims to observe very high redshift galaxies in a relatively large region of sky.

"So many surveys observe a very small area or an intermediate area, but there's a trade-off: you can either look in one spot and stare for a really long time and see the deepest things possible, or you can try to cover a large area.

COSMOS doesn't observe quite as deeply to see the faintest things possible, but it does cover a large area, which lets us cover a very large cosmic volume.

We still detect very high redshift galaxies, but we're able – because of the size of the imaging – to measure the scale of structures at high redshift," Kartaltepe said.

Light from distant galaxies and stars shifts to the red end of the spectrum because they are moving away from the Earth.

"A higher redshift means they're moving away from us the fastest, which means they're the furthest away; and we are seeing them as they were in the very, very early universe," Kartaltepe said.

The project relied on French supercomputer CANDIDE at the Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris to combine images into the single mosaic, and then actually run the catalog, which makes around 1.5 TB of data available.

The COSMOS project, which began in 2007, will use the catalog to continue its mission to understand a dramatic change in state in the early universe, about 200 million years after the Big Bang, or about 13.5 billion years ago.

During this period, the early universe transitioned from being filled with neutral hydrogen – which blocked light – to ionized gas that allowed light to travel freely.

This process, known as reionization, marked the moment the universe became transparent to photons.

"We want to understand that structure and how where galaxies are relative to that structure has affected the process of reionization in the early universe," Kartaltepe said.

But COSMOS-Web is open to other projects from around the world, she said. "Our person-power is limited, so there's only so much time in the day.

Certainly, having the broader community dig into the data will be fantastic… and people will have ideas that we don't have and have completely different science projects that they want to do."

NASA has funded the project so far through its Space Telescope Science Institute project, although that is set to come to an end. COSMOS has also applied for funding in Europe.

https://www.theregister.com/2025/06/09/jwst_open_science_data/

https://cosmos.astro.caltech.edu/page/cosmosweb

>>23154047

Meow ❤️

>>23153858

Sissy doesn't really care about the assembly that he'll be attending. He is only interested in the after party.

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>>23154060

Nothing will happen June 14th. The lefties won't be rising up, or won't be doing jack shit. Even if they start to get a little out of hand, they will learn the true meaning of FAFO.

https://www.airandspaceforces.com/congress-air-force-budget/

https://appropriations.house.gov/sites/evo-subsites/republicans-appropriations.house.gov/files/evo-media-document/fy26-defense-bill-summary.pdf

https://docs.house.gov/meetings/AP/AP02/20250610/118380/BILLS-119-SC-AP-FY2026-Defense.pdf

House Appropriators Offer Air, Space Forces $261 Billion in 2026

June 9, 2025

Absent a full defense budget request from the White House nearly six months into President Donald Trump’s tenure, lawmakers are taking matters into their own hands.

House appropriators on June 9 took the unusual step of unveiling an $831.5 billion defense funding measure, even before the Trump administration has said how it intends to spend the money.

The legislation includes $228 billion for the Air Force and $29 billion for the Space Force. Last week, another House appropriations subcommittee also approved nearly $4 billion for military construction across the two services.

If passed into law, the Department of the Air Force would receive $261 billion from the House—a slight uptick from the $257.1 billion Congress provided the Department of the Air Force in 2025.

It is also roughly equal to the topline amount the Trump administration had indicated it would seek for 2026.

Not all the funds earmarked for the Department actually end up supporting Airmen and Guardians.

About 20 percent of the Department of the Air Force Budget each year passes directly to other federal agencies, largely the National Reconnaissance Office, a defense intelligence agency whose missions are tightly linked to the Space Force.

It is not yet clear how much of this “pass-through funding” is included in the draft legislation.

Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Calif.), the defense appropriations subcommittee chairman, said in a release that the proposal is part of a “historic commitment to strengthening and modernizing America’s national defense,” combined with another reconciliation bill to deliver $1 trillion for defense in 2026 for the first time ever.

Lawmakers aim to send both the core defense spending bill and its military construction companion on to the full House by the end of the week.

Capitol Hill normally takes its cues from the executive branch.

So while Washington has grown used to unorthodox budgeting, with Congress typically failing to pass funding legislation until well after a fiscal year starts, appropriating funds before a budget is submitted is an entirely new twist.

“Unprecedented,” wrote Byron Callan, a long-time defense analyst with Capital Alpha Partners, wrote in his June 9 newsletter. “DoD has not sent Congress a complete FY26 budget request, only an appendix to the ‘skinny budget.’”

The appendix, released by the White House’s Office of Management and Budget May 30, outlined $261 billion in funding for the Air Force and Space Force as well. But it stopped short of including line-by-line details of how those billions would be spent, for instance, on weapons buys or bonus pay.

OMB has promised to publish those specifics later this month.

“I know the process to this point has been a little non-traditional, but it is important that we do our jobs as appropriators and get moving on this critical legislation,” Rep. John Carter (R-Texas), who chairs the military construction subcommittee, said in a June 5 news release.

“As this process unfolds and we receive further budget documentation, we will take it under consideration including those proposals aimed at improving efficiencies.”

A committee summary of the House defense spending bill offers more insight into how the sum might be doled out.

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>>23154069

>Smiles and beers.

Reporter: Should people expect to see similar ICE operations in the rest of the country?

@POTUS: "Yes. We're moving murderers out of our country who were put here by Biden… We're not going to let them stay… I can inform the rest of the country that if they [riot], they will be met with equal or greater force."

https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/1932480410174239146

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>>23154085

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and the clone or body double masquerading as Gavin Newsom want United Nations Peacekeeping forces, or Blue Helmets, to mediate the escalating conflict between violent, rebellious protesters and federal troops in Los Angeles, Real Raw News has learned.

Parts of Tinsel Town turned violent last weekend as insurrections clashed with ICE personnel enforcing President Trump’s mandate to detain and deport the city’s hefty population of illegal aliens infesting the country and draining its resources. After protesters partook in wanton carnage, including hurling stones and Molotov Cocktails at ICE, and burning and looting public and private property, President Trump activated the National Guard. California’s government accused Trump of federalizing the state’s Guard without Newsom’s consent. Over 2,000 Guardsmen—with more on the way—arrived in Los Angeles on Saturday to help and protect ICE agents, but the National Guard’s presence emboldened the mob to perpetrate more heinous crimes. Police vehicles have been set aflame. Arsonists have indiscriminately firebombed shops and homes, forcing storekeepers to board up businesses and flee the warzone for safer ground.

President Trump then took the next step to crush the lawless violence: He activated America’s frontline fighting force, the United States Marines. As of this writing, over 700 Marines have either reached or are en route to Los Angeles. The president has pledged to use measured force to safeguard federal agents, the military, and law-abiding citizens caught in the crossfire.

Mayor Bass, who has allegedly fled the state and is phoning in media interviews from elsewhere, falsely accused Trump of manufacturing a crisis, a sentiment echoed by whoever is portraying the deceased California governor. They’ve even boldly dared Trump to arrest them.

Their public bravado, however, appears to be an act, as the pair are reportedly in panic mode and are seeking ridiculously impractical solutions aimed at expelling all federal agents and troops from Los Angeles.

According to White Hat sources at Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command, Bass wants to put UN peacekeepers on the streets of LA to safeguard illegals and repel the feds.

On Monday, our source said, White Hats monitored a phone call between Bass, California Secretary of State Shirley Webber, and Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis. On the call, Bass suggested that the United Nations might be able to squash the “federal government’s takeover of California” or, at least, arbitrate a peace treaty. Kounalakis asked a rational question: “Why would the UN intervene?” to which Webber responded, “Because Donald Trump hates the UN and they hate him.”

“Trump’s invaded California,” Bass said. “The UN’s charter is maintaining and restoring peace in conflict zones, and LA is a conflict zone, no doubt about. Trump launched an unprovoked attack on our state’s sovereignty. If the UN sends, say, 5,000 peacekeepers, we’ll have leverage, and their arrival will raise global awareness of what’s really going on here.” Bass added that she had already suggested the idea to Newsom.

Kounalakis said, “Who would we appeal to? It’s not like we, or Gavin, have contacts in the UN.”

“We don’t,” Bass answered, “but we know someone who does: Barack.”

“Where the hell is he?” Webber asked. “He hasn’t shown his face or opened his mouth to help us yet. We could sure use his help now.”

“Gavin will reach out to him,” Bass said. “Barack’s friends with [Secretary-General of the UN Antonio] Guterres and [Deputy Commander Derek] Macaulay. When Barack speaks, people listen.”

Derek Macaulay is a Canadian Army general who dined often at the White House during Obama’s reign of terror.

Kounalakis added, “Are you listening to yourselves? Even if, if the UN sent troops here, do you have any fucking clue how Trump would respond? He’d unleash the full might of the entire military on us, and California, as we know it, would cease to exist. We should pursue this matter in courts of law, not by importing peacekeepers.”

“The ball’s in Gavin’s court,” Bass said. “He’ll know what to do.”

Our source said, “Kounalakis was the only one on the call not talking crazy. She’s right. If Blue Helmets set foot on American soil, the forces we’ll put in California will make the ones there now look like a Boy Scout jamboree.”

In closing, we asked the source how White Hats had tapped her phone when she was supposedly fleeing the state.

“Her voice on a burner phone. She dialed into a teleconference with the other two. We have good intel that Bass left Van Nuys airport on an executive jet the other night.”

>>23154076

Not yet. Give it time.

Tame your foam pepe

>>23154090

>Michael Baxter

Kek. He's getting a little more accurate lately.

@POTUS on this weekend's Army 250 Celebration in D.C.: "We're going to be celebrating big on Saturday — and if there's any protester that wants to come out, they will be met with very big force."

https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/1932480100026511650

>>23154091

Would totally buy that beer if it were a thing…

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>>23154091

>Tame your foam pepe

Hillary poured that shit…

https://www.space.com/astronomy/astronomers-discover-15-new-giant-radio-galaxies-the-largest-single-objects-in-the-universe

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2504.07314

Astronomers discover 15 new giant radio galaxies — the largest single objects in the universe

June 10, 2025

Astronomers have discovered a staggering clutch of 15 new Giant Radio Galaxies within the "Sculptor Field" view of Australia's Square Kilometer Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) telescope.

This is a big deal because Giant Radio Galaxies are the largest single objects in the known universe, each wider than 2.3 million light-years across.

These new examples range in size from 3.7 million light-years to a staggering 12.4 million light-years wide. For context, the Milky Way is around 105,700 light years wide.

That means our galaxy would fit across the largest of these new Giant Radio Galaxies, designated ASKAP J0107–2347, over 117 times.

ASKAP J0107–2347, located around 1.5 billion light-years away, is also remarkable because it features two sets of radio lobes, one inside the other.

The inner lobes are bright and short, while the outer lobes are faint and elongated. This nesting doll-like structure could hint at how Giant Radio Galaxies get so big.

"Giant radio galaxies are the biggest single objects in the universe.

They are similar in size to the whole Local Group, which includes the Milky Way, Andromeda, and lots of dwarf galaxies," team leader and Western Sydney University researcher Baerbel Silvia Koribalski told Space.com.

"We wanted to find out how Giant Radio Galaxies grow sooooo big."

Giant Radio galaxies and black holes

Koribalski explained that typically, a Giant Radio Galaxy is a massive elliptical galaxy that has a supermassive black hole at its heart.

When these black holes are feeding on surrounding matter, creating a region called an Active Galactic Nucleus (AGN), they blast out powerful jets of matter at near-light speeds.

All large galaxies are thought to have supermassive black holes at their centers, and many of these are feeding or "accreting" matter and thus sit in AGNs while exhibiting jet activity.

What sets Giant Radio Galaxies apart is the fact that their jets stretch out for 2.3 million to 15.3 million light-years, creating vast twin radio-wave emitting lobes around these galaxies at the shock front of these jets.

"Sometimes these supermassive black holes are feeding, and powerful radio jets are seen to emerge from near the black hole," said Koribalski.

"Other times, the supermassive black hole is inactive, so we see no jets and the lobes that formed around the head of the jet slowly fade."

That is, the researcher added, unless the jets and lobes are re-energized. Mergers between galaxies are thought to play a role in restarting supermassive black hole activity, thus recharging tese jets and creating a second brighter set of inner lobes.

To investigate this phenomenon as well as fading radio lobes, Koribalski explained that three things are necessary: high sensitivity, good angular resolution, and relatively low observing frequency.

ASKAP, a 6-kilometer diameter radio interferometer array comprising 36 telescopes in Western Australia, provides high-resolution, wide-field radio images and thus fits that bill nicely.

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>>23154113

USE LINK BELOW FOR FULL ARTICLE AND THE GAMEPLAN TO STOP TRUMP

https://archive.ph/Y2dEn#selection-1239.0-1380.0

Opinion How to harden our defenses against an authoritarian president

A commander in chief with little concern for legal limits holds a big advantage over any lawful effort to restrain him.

>>23154098

Following along closely?

>>23154100

(WOULD)

(WOULD)

(WOULD)

(sorry guys, i like beer)

>>23154096

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114660052924717461

June's Strawberry Moon rises tonight. Here's what to expect from the lowest full moon since 2006

June 10, 2025

Look up — or rather, down — tonight to spot the lowest full moon in nearly two decades. This month's full moon will ride low on the southern horizon thanks to an orbital phenomenon known as a major lunar standstill.

Called the "Strawberry Moon," June's full moon was named by the Algonquian, after the short fruit harvesting season that coincides with its appearance each year.

The full moon phase technically occurs at 3:44 a.m. EDT (0744 GMT) on June 11 for viewers in New York, though its disk will appear completely lit when it rises above the southeastern horizon at sunset on June 10.

The lunar disk always appears larger at moonrise thanks to the "moon illusion," a trick of the brain that makes Earth's natural satellite appear larger than it actually is when it's close to the horizon.

The moon will also likely take on a yellow-orange hue, because our planet's atmosphere scatters the shorter, blue wavelengths of the sun's reflected light.

Read on to learn more about the moon's orbit and how the major lunar standstill will affect the path of the Strawberry Moon through the night sky.

What is a lunar standstill?

The sun appears to travel through Earth's sky along an imaginary line called the ecliptic, which is tilted 23.5 degrees relative to our planet's celestial equator (the plane of Earth's equator projected into space).

The moon's orbital path is also tilted at around 5 degrees to the ecliptic, which is why we don't see an eclipse every time the moon passes close to the sun during its monthly new moon phase.

Our sun's gravitational influence is constantly tugging on the moon, causing its tilted orbit to swivel in an 18.6-year cycle, according to the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles.

We are in the midst of a major lunar standstill — the two-year period of the lunar cycle when the moon's tilted orbit is at its greatest inclination relative to the celestial equator.

During this period, the moon rises and sets at more extreme positions on the horizon while riding very high or low in the sky, depending on the time of year.

June's full Strawberry Moon falls close to the Northern Hemisphere's summer solstice, when the sun tracks its highest path above our heads and the lunar disk trudges a correspondingly low track through the night sky.

This year, the Strawberry Moon's seasonally low altitude will be made more extreme by the "great lunar standstill," resulting in the lowest full moon in over a decade, according to EarthSky.org.

Indeed, the last time a major lunar standstill occurred was in 2006, and a similar event won't happen again until 2043.

https://www.space.com/stargazing/junes-strawberry-moon-rises-tonight-heres-what-to-expect-from-the-lowest-full-moon-since-2006

https://x.com/TonySeruga/status/1932460364731699532

GPS—more in-depth deep data on the rioters in Los Angeles. At least 309 of the devices appear to reside in $10+ million residences from Southern California’s Brentwood, Bel Air, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Malibu, Ranch Santa Fe, San Francisco, Palo Alto, to New York, Atlanta, Houston, Seattle, Maui, Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, etc., etc.. And 79% of those fly private 3 or more times per year. They are very likely billionaire trust fund kids.

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>>23154111

chkt

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>>23154090

>United Nations Peacekeeping forces, or Blue Helmets,

Crashed lander looks back at Earth from the moon

June 10, 2025

Resilience, a lunar lander built and operated by the Japanese company ispace, was part of the Hakuto-R Mission to deploy a "Moonhouse," a tiny colorful art piece, on the moon, while also exploring its surface features using its Tenacious rover.

What is it?

After launching on Jan. 15 from Florida's Space Coast on Hakuto-R Mission 2, ispace's Resilience lander arrived in lunar orbit on May 6.

The lander then deftly shifted its path to an orbit just 62 miles (100 kilometers) above the moon's surface.

On May 27, Resilience took this photo, with a view of Japan being blocked by the clouds on Earth's surface, according to an ispace tweet.

Where is it?

Resilience hovers over the moon in its lunar orbit, aiming for the Mare Frigoris ("Sea of Cold") on the moon's near side, as a landing site.

Why is it amazing?

With Resilience, the Japanese company ispace hoped to be one of the first to land a private spacecraft on the moon. Unfortunately, its first mission, in April 2023, ended in failure as the crashed during its touchdown attempt.

Undeterred, ispace — in collaboration with other agencies like NASA and JAXA — designed and tested Resilience as part of the Hakuto-R Mission 2 (the R stands for "reboot").

Resilience carried five payloads, including a small 11-pound (5 kilograms) rover named Tenacious, which would have been used to collect lunar samples, according to NASA.

Unfortunately, the landing for Resilience, scheduled on June 5, 2025, came to an abrupt halt when telemetry data from the lander stopped coming in right before the soft landing, leaving the world wondering what happened to Resilience.

A few hours later, ispace announced that Resilience likely crashed on the moon, bringing an end to the mission.

https://www.space.com/astronomy/moon/crashed-lander-looks-back-at-earth-from-the-moon-space-photo-of-the-day-for-june-10-2025

>>23154138

soon

yesterday