It Aint Rocket Science

07/04/2026

The moment they went behind the moon.

06/04/2026

Watch NASA Artemis 2 live here
https://www.youtube.com/live/z-j1uxBmis0?si=PRn6Qky5bQm8Wti0

06/04/2026

Enquiring minds needed this. How you clean yourself in space

During a live broadcast from NASA’s Artemis II mission, astronaut Victor Glover was seen completing a workout aboard the Orion spacecraft before beginning a routine cleanup using a towel. As part of standard hygiene in space, astronauts rely on minimal water and wipes instead of showers. However, when Glover began removing his shirt on camera, the live feed was quickly cut by Mission Control, switching viewers to a control room view while communication protocols were clarified with the crew.

The moment highlighted an often-overlooked reality of space travel: basic daily activities must be carefully adapted for microgravity. On missions like Artemis II, there are no traditional showers, as water does not flow or drain in space. Instead, it forms floating droplets that can interfere with equipment and systems. Astronauts use controlled amounts of water, soap, and towels to maintain hygiene inside tightly confined spacecraft environments.

Currently traveling approximately 239,000 miles toward the Moon, the crew continues a journey that demands constant adjustment to conditions unlike those on Earth. Every routine task, from exercise to personal care, must be reimagined to function safely in orbit. The brief interruption in the broadcast served as a reminder that even minor, human moments in space are managed with precision, reflecting the broader challenge of living and working beyond Earth.

Source: NASA mission briefings, Artemis II coverage, and live broadcast reports.

06/04/2026

The term "It ain't rocket science" is one I heard over and over growing up. It was used mainly to emphasize that the 'thing' you were trying to accomplish could be done without needing to have a degree in rocket science to achieve. It was mostly used as sarcasm or a dig at the person it was aimed toward.
For example: walking down a road past a giant puddle and a car goes by. Two realities happen there, the driver is not paying attention or is not aware of the physics behind driving fast through a puddle (unlikely) and the person walking, is not paying attention to his whereabouts either. In both situations, it's not rocket science what's going to happen, but it is, technically, science.
Sarcasm doesn't translate well over the Internet so we'll try to make sure you know when a post is more serious.

03/04/2026

Got to love watching this growth of Toronto

15/02/2026

Best birthday card ever. Share the message, make the world a little better.

25/01/2026

Imagine a new world.
John Lennon told US once in a song we all learned and loved

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25/01/2026

This came up. A little rickroll here for you.
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03/01/2026

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03/01/2026

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