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#Asteroid Shiba - The First Ever Shiba In Space! ca: 0xf280b16ef293d8e534e370794ef26bf312694126 1️⃣ The first Shiba in space, traveling aboard a SpaceX rocket, representing charity, space, technology, and dreams! 2️⃣ Elon Musk has shared videos of Asteroid Shiba multiple times. Liv, the designer of Asteroid Shiba, even attended one of...

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Syntilay is announcing an unprecedented mission to design shoes in space! We will be deploying an AI agent on a computer in a satellite that will generate the first shoe design outside of earth in human history! This mission, taking place on a SpaceX rocket in early 2026, will push the boundaries of automation in footwear design to heights never seen before. The first shoes made in space are planned to release in late Q2 2026 for $200! Which will be 3D printed with our preferred production partner Zellerfeld. Thank you to all of our partners from Copernic Space which has the goal to democratize space access, OrbitsEdge which creates the space computer, to Joe and Julie Foster for their support. This is a piece of history and only possible with Syntilay’s AI-Design approach. The future is now! Cornelius Schmitt 👨‍🚀Copernic Space🚀
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Syntilay is announcing an unprecedented mission to design shoes in space! We will be deploying an AI agent on a computer in a satellite that will generate the first shoe design outside of earth in human history! This mission, taking place on a SpaceX rocket in early 2026, will push the boundaries of automation in footwear design to heights never seen before. The first shoes made in space are planned to release in late Q2 2026 for $200! Which will be 3D printed with our preferred production partner Zellerfeld. Thank you to all of our partners from Copernic Space which has the goal to democratize space access, OrbitsEdge which creates the space computer, to Joe and Julie Foster for their support. This is a piece of history and only possible with Syntilay’s AI-Design approach. The future is now! Cornelius Schmitt 👨‍🚀Copernic Space🚀

Ben Weiss

20,050 views • 1 year ago

"I want to emphasize Elon Musk and what he has done for the world. I was working in the White House in 2020 when the space shuttle program had been scuttled since 2011 and I went and stood alongside President Trump when SpaceX was the first time that we launched a rocket to the moon in 10 years. It was SpaceX when Butch Wilmore was stranded in space. Who saved them? No, it was not the public sector, it was the private sector. It was SpaceX. Neuralink is saving people from paralysis, going to create a method where people with paralysis can actually communicate. That is Elon Musk." — Kayleigh McEnany
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"I want to emphasize Elon Musk and what he has done for the world. I was working in the White House in 2020 when the space shuttle program had been scuttled since 2011 and I went and stood alongside President Trump when SpaceX was the first time that we launched a rocket to the moon in 10 years. It was SpaceX when Butch Wilmore was stranded in space. Who saved them? No, it was not the public sector, it was the private sector. It was SpaceX. Neuralink is saving people from paralysis, going to create a method where people with paralysis can actually communicate. That is Elon Musk." — Kayleigh McEnany

DogeDesigner

63,549 views • 1 month ago

Humanity is headed towards an incredible future where major nations with multiple rocket companies in each will be launching reusable rockets regulary The deniers of SpaceX, China, and spaceflight as a whole will be astonished by the progress in the next 5 years and will have no say against the exponential growth of the spaceflight industry. This is no longer a time period where our dreams of space will die out because of petty politics and cancellations, the only thing that can stop SpaceX, Blue Origin, CNSA, CASC, LandSpace, and many others is an asteroid killing us all. May we all watch humanity push towards the stars step by step, ferociously!🙏
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Humanity is headed towards an incredible future where major nations with multiple rocket companies in each will be launching reusable rockets regulary The deniers of SpaceX, China, and spaceflight as a whole will be astonished by the progress in the next 5 years and will have no say against the exponential growth of the spaceflight industry. This is no longer a time period where our dreams of space will die out because of petty politics and cancellations, the only thing that can stop SpaceX, Blue Origin, CNSA, CASC, LandSpace, and many others is an asteroid killing us all. May we all watch humanity push towards the stars step by step, ferociously!🙏

Truthful🛰️

11,721 views • 17 days ago

Doge is one of the rare memes that went from a random pet photo to actual internet mythology. The dog was Kabosu, a Shiba Inu owned by Japanese teacher Atsuko Sato. She posted the photo in 2010, but it really exploded in 2013 when people started adding broken English captions in Comic Sans like “such wow”, “very meme”, and “much internet.” What started as a wholesome reaction image somehow became one of the most recognisable memes ever, inspired Dogecoin, and turned Kabosu into the face of an entire era of online culture. Very legend. Much history. Wow.
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Doge is one of the rare memes that went from a random pet photo to actual internet mythology. The dog was Kabosu, a Shiba Inu owned by Japanese teacher Atsuko Sato. She posted the photo in 2010, but it really exploded in 2013 when people started adding broken English captions in Comic Sans like “such wow”, “very meme”, and “much internet.” What started as a wholesome reaction image somehow became one of the most recognisable memes ever, inspired Dogecoin, and turned Kabosu into the face of an entire era of online culture. Very legend. Much history. Wow.

Lost Internet

42,118 views • 2 months ago

When I started Newt's World podcast, my goal was simple: to explore the ideas, people, and breakthroughs shaping our future. Now, at Episode 900, I can’t think of a more fitting topic than the next great frontier - space. In this milestone episode, I talk with TransAstra Founder and CEO Dr. Joel C. Sercel, PhD . His company is pioneering asteroid mining and the future of the space economy. This conversation captures what Newt’s World is all about: curiosity, innovation, and the bold spirit that has always defined America.
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When I started Newt's World podcast, my goal was simple: to explore the ideas, people, and breakthroughs shaping our future. Now, at Episode 900, I can’t think of a more fitting topic than the next great frontier - space. In this milestone episode, I talk with TransAstra Founder and CEO Dr. Joel C. Sercel, PhD . His company is pioneering asteroid mining and the future of the space economy. This conversation captures what Newt’s World is all about: curiosity, innovation, and the bold spirit that has always defined America.

Newt Gingrich

11,744 views • 9 months ago

THE ASTEROID THAT ENDED THE WORLD AND MADE OURS POSSIBLE 66 million years ago, a rock the size of a city erased nearly everything. And made everything we know possible. The Chicxulub impact was not just a bad day for the dinosaurs. It was the bad day - an extinction-level event that triggered tsunamis tall as skyscrapers, global wildfires, and an atmosphere so clogged with ash that sunlight disappeared for months. Photosynthesis collapsed. Food chains imploded. Three out of every four species on Earth died. But here’s the twist: that apocalypse is the reason we’re here. No asteroid, no mammals taking over. No mammals, no humans. No humans, no climate summits, TikTok dances, or existential crises about Mondays. The ultimate “what if” isn’t whether the asteroid could’ve missed. It’s what Earth might’ve looked like if it had. Imagine a planet still run by dinosaurs - intelligent raptors, perhaps, evolving language, society, even technology. Would they have built cities? Or left the planet untouched, smarter than us in restraint? We’ll never know. The rock chose us. Which makes our existence not inevitable, but wildly lucky. The kind of luck measured in milliseconds and impact angles. The asteroid could’ve hit the ocean. It could’ve come 30 seconds earlier or later and struck harmless tundra. Instead, it found a patch of Earth rich in sulfur and carbonates - perfect for a global shutdown. And that moment of perfect destruction is the hinge on which human history swings. So what do we do with a gift like that? Right now, we spend a lot of time daring fate to do it again. NASA tracks thousands of near-Earth objects, but budgets remain paltry compared to the stakes. We protect ourselves from terrorism, cyberattacks, and pandemics. But a 7-mile-wide rock? Mostly just good vibes and telescopes. The next Chicxulub might not come for a million years. Or it might be out there now, playing cosmic billiards. But here’s the other lesson: not every extinction requires an asteroid. We are perfectly capable of engineering our own, one collapsed ecosystem and overheated ocean at a time. We should remember that Earth is not guaranteed. Life is not inevitable. And the space between oblivion and opportunity is thinner than we’d like to believe. The question is, what are we doing to ensure humanity survives the next cataclysmic event? As Elon says, "Become multiplanetary or die. That is the choice we face." Source: Brian Roemmele, Elon Musk
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THE ASTEROID THAT ENDED THE WORLD AND MADE OURS POSSIBLE 66 million years ago, a rock the size of a city erased nearly everything. And made everything we know possible. The Chicxulub impact was not just a bad day for the dinosaurs. It was the bad day - an extinction-level event that triggered tsunamis tall as skyscrapers, global wildfires, and an atmosphere so clogged with ash that sunlight disappeared for months. Photosynthesis collapsed. Food chains imploded. Three out of every four species on Earth died. But here’s the twist: that apocalypse is the reason we’re here. No asteroid, no mammals taking over. No mammals, no humans. No humans, no climate summits, TikTok dances, or existential crises about Mondays. The ultimate “what if” isn’t whether the asteroid could’ve missed. It’s what Earth might’ve looked like if it had. Imagine a planet still run by dinosaurs - intelligent raptors, perhaps, evolving language, society, even technology. Would they have built cities? Or left the planet untouched, smarter than us in restraint? We’ll never know. The rock chose us. Which makes our existence not inevitable, but wildly lucky. The kind of luck measured in milliseconds and impact angles. The asteroid could’ve hit the ocean. It could’ve come 30 seconds earlier or later and struck harmless tundra. Instead, it found a patch of Earth rich in sulfur and carbonates - perfect for a global shutdown. And that moment of perfect destruction is the hinge on which human history swings. So what do we do with a gift like that? Right now, we spend a lot of time daring fate to do it again. NASA tracks thousands of near-Earth objects, but budgets remain paltry compared to the stakes. We protect ourselves from terrorism, cyberattacks, and pandemics. But a 7-mile-wide rock? Mostly just good vibes and telescopes. The next Chicxulub might not come for a million years. Or it might be out there now, playing cosmic billiards. But here’s the other lesson: not every extinction requires an asteroid. We are perfectly capable of engineering our own, one collapsed ecosystem and overheated ocean at a time. We should remember that Earth is not guaranteed. Life is not inevitable. And the space between oblivion and opportunity is thinner than we’d like to believe. The question is, what are we doing to ensure humanity survives the next cataclysmic event? As Elon says, "Become multiplanetary or die. That is the choice we face." Source: Brian Roemmele, Elon Musk

Mario Nawfal

479,857 views • 8 months ago