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Maria Alice Gray retweeted
May 15
Behind the scenes of Goldeneye, which had the largest amount of miniature work ever in a James Bond movie, 1995.
More brilliant historical photos: bit.ly/4cFoZT1
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He went from a potential red alert to green alert chill dude.
My (bisexual) boyfriend likes walking at night because it’s cooler, but lately he noticed women crossing the street when they see him coming… or stopping to let him pass first.
He asked me, “Do I look scary?”
I told him, “You’re a 6’3” man walking behind women in the dark… respectfully, you could look like a Disney prince and we’re still checking our location sharing.”
This man got weirdly quiet.
Today he came home wearing flip flops… a neon pink fanny pack… holding a bottle of water like he’s training for a mall walking championship.
I just stared at him.
He shrugged and said,
“If women are going to assume I’m dangerous anyway… I’m at least going to look bisexual.” 😭
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Rovers, to your starting positions please.
Now on the way to Scotland for the starting position for John O' Groats to Lands End with Sylvia.
#roverrally24 #fab1rover #rover75connoisseur #classiccars #britishcars
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The CB radio will be going on tomorrow, my CB handle is Stargirl. Channel to be announced later. Now I've got over 500 miles to go! Heading north via M6. 🏴
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Maria Alice Gray retweeted
May 9
At first glance, it looks like a scene from a sci-fi movie.But this is real history.On January 15, 1997, just after Space Shuttle Atlantis docked with the Russian space station Mir, astronaut Marsha S. Ivins grabbed this striking photo from inside the Mir complex. You can clearly see Atlantis’ nose and cockpit, its Ku-band antenna reaching out, and one of Mir’s massive solar arrays just beyond — a powerful symbol of two former rivals working together in orbit.This moment happened during the STS-81 mission, part of the groundbreaking Shuttle-Mir program. For several years, NASA and Russia practiced docking, crew transfers, logistics, and long-duration spaceflight operations — vital skills they would later put to use on the International Space Station.What you’re looking at is more than just a photo. It’s a snapshot of the moment humanity began building a new era of space cooperation.Image Credit: NASA
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No comic cons for over a month = hair freedom! 😎
Get to embrace my nineties inner geek on the outside now. Thank you Jay at Salon 1 for fitting me in and sorting me out. 😀
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Maria Alice Gray retweeted
May 7
Filming Iconic "The Girl in the Fireplace" Sce... youtu.be/2zQzR0Q2RTI?si=uazH… via @YouTube
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Maria Alice Gray retweeted
May 1
Exoplanet...
An aerial view of a whale-like lake in Iceland
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Maria Alice Gray retweeted
May 1
Celebrating success and building momentum, it’s been another big week at @NASA
🏛️ Artemis II crew visits the White House
🌕 Artemis III hardware enters the VAB
⚡ Next-gen thruster tech tested
🛠️ Sharing advanced simulation tools
Here’s your NASA Minute!
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Photographed with my blue queen. Prior to my ownership Ginny was used as a courtesy car - not the easiest life for a Rover!
#Rover #Rover75 #classiccars #britishcars
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One week has passed since Artemis II returned to Earth after a historic mission around the Moon. We laughed, we cried, and we pushed the boundaries of what’s possible, setting the stage for future innovation and exploration.
We’re just getting started.
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Acquired from Japan, I have never seen these 2004 Thunderbirds movie pendants before. They look incredibly beautiful and the detail on the models is amazing!
#thunderbirds #thunderbirdsarego #thunderbirdsmovie
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March 1st 2024.
I decided to make a go on my most crazy and out there idea to date - to bring to life a Rover version of FAB 1. And flash forward 2 years and 9 days later, here we are.
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March 1st 2024.
Sylvia is on the road enjoying daily duties, she's received a blessing from Thunderbirds director Jonathan Frakes by him signing her sun visor and she's now on her forever plate, and a month away from doing John O' Groats to Lands End.
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She's come a long way, I've come a long way and the adventure just keeps getting better. 🩷
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Artemis II is locked in 🔒
As they flew around the Moon, the Artemis II crew took turns capturing science data and taking photos out of the Orion spacecraft window to share with their team back on Earth.
ALT Reid Wiseman looking out a window in the Orion spacecraft. The interior of the spacecraft is mostly dark. Wiseman\u2019s face is brightly lit by a combination of light from outside the window and the glow of a screen in front of him. His face is upturned to look out the window above him. Credit: NASA
ALT Christina Koch in the Orion spacecraft. She is smiling at the camera and wears glasses and a headlamp. The interior of the spacecraft is mostly dark except for the bright screen of a tablet on the right and some areas that glow blue and green. Credit: NASA
ALT Victor Glover in the Orion spacecraft. His head is tilted back to look out a window above him, obscuring his face from the camera. The interior of the spacecraft is dark. Glover is mostly cast in shadow, except for his side profile. Credit: NASA
ALT Jeremy Hansen takes a photograph out the window of the Orion spacecraft window. Hansen has the viewfinder of the camera pressed against his face and his left hand is adjusting the lens. Around him, the interior of the spacecraft is dark except for a brightly glowing screen in front of him and some areas of red glow. Credit: NASA
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You had us at cosmic brownie!✨
The @NASAArtemis II crew has quite a selection to choose from for midday meals.
Tell us your lunar lunch pick!
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