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Just reposted that to establish that I always thought Robinson was involved. But not alone.
@VikingWays Dark Crystal was too far ahead of its time, much like another 1982 classic - Blade Runner. While Dark Crystal was not considered a bomb - it did OK - it underperformed. More shocking, Labyrinth, despite having corrected what were seen as boxoffice damaging problems with Dark Crystal (no humans on screen, grimdark tone), did even worse.
@adrint Yes, but that ain't him. Torba fought fedi and fedi won. He won't ever show his face here again.

NET July 10, 2026, 1210 Wenchang time, 0010 US Eastern Time, a Chinese CZ-10B orbital class rocket stage will attempt launch, and attempt to land on a wire cage landing platform. There might also be another Zhuque-3 launch and landing attempt as well.

#Space #Astrodon #China #CASC

@andrewtorba On the off chance that this is the real Andrew Torba, then burn in hell you Grifting piece of shit! I've not forgotten you driving off all of Gab's best users just to cultivate a community of clueless Boomer paypigs.

RE: https://clew.live/objects/dc7f9a8b-a113-48c9-b8b1-948fc16dcad8
My favorite thing about being a conspiracy theorist is not having myocarditis.

hat tip: @TrevorGoodchild @TrevorGoodchild

#Covid19 #VaccineInjury #vaccine

#IFT13 pre-flight testing:
Possible Booster 20 static fire test tomorrow after 1400 US Eastern Time.

- Youtube NSF Livestream: youtube.com/live/s2J32LafMsM

#Space #Astrodon #SpaceX #Starship #ElonMusk

#IFT13 is NET July 16, 2026. Possible Booster 20 static fire testing is tomorrow, July 9, 2026, after 1400 US Eastern Time.

#Space #Astrodon #SpaceX #Starship #ElonMusk

@NoDoxGregBrady Best proof that the Iran war is a rogue operation?

No attempt has been made to streamline anti-missile system manufacturing. It's still the pork infested shitshow its been since 1981 or so.

If Team B were fully on board we'd be churning out munitions like it was March 1942.

Quasars are actively feeding supermassive black holes, blasting so much radiation into space that they're visible billions of light years away. These are just some of the objects that ESA's Euclid mission is seeing as it completes its survey of the large scale structure of the Universe, measuring the influence of dark matter and dark energy over time. Recently, the mission turned up dozens of previously unseen quasars at high redshifts, including the farthest ever seen at z=7.7, seen at a time when the Universe was only 680 million years old.

universetoday.com/articles/the

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