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@nitrml@tyrol.social @benchmark@wien.rocks Ich auch 🙂

@alextoth You never know until you try 😊

@alextoth I would definitely say so.

@markarayner@mas.to I'd wager an origin within the Aperol Spritz Nebula.

@alextoth@mastodonapp.uk I've even got the menu ready:

• Kessler Moon-Zarella: An extra-loaded pie where the toppings are constantly colliding.
• Re-entry Roast (with extra LEO—Low Earth Onion): Naturally fire-charred on the way to your backyard.
• The Event Horizon: Once you start eating, there is no turning back.

A sneak peek at the #ArtemisII trajectory... Captured at Mission Time 08:06:36:00 (2026-04-10), Orion is seen on its return leg to Earth at 1.65 km/s. This is the "Free-Return" in action, four days after the spacecraft reached Perilune. It bears repeating: This mission is a massive international achievement, regardless of the MAGA noise. The spacecraft is powered by the European Service Module (ESM-2) made by #ESA/Airbus in Bremen.

#ArtemisII will reach its closest lunar approach of approximately 6,500 km on April 6, 2026, at 22:48 UTC. In doing so, it will break the record set by Apollo 13 for the farthest distance traveled by a crewed vehicle. Can you believe it’s been over 50 years since humans were this far from home? BTW: On the return journey, Orion will hit the atmosphere at nearly 11 km/s (40,000 km/h). That’s Mach 32, with a peak temperature of 2,760 Celsius (5000 F) grilling the heat shield!

@nixCraft@mastodon.social 10BASE2 with loose connectors!

@alextoth A new account? :)