Replying to @CanaduhOh
End of teslas summer vacation. Back into the garages they go and hibernate until spring. 🤣
Replying to @Globalstats11
Only seen up to 1990. But I have a feeling by the end of it Indians would be the highest portion of it.
Replying to @mlkbfrey
NVDA stock is like Indian tuk tuk. Creates lot of noise, moves very little.
More overhyped than a d grade Bollywood film.
Replying to @zhao_dashuai
It’s not just China. Strong smell of perfume puts people off in the west as well.
Anyone who works an office job in the west has read signs and gentle reminders for going easy on scented deodorants.
Replying to @SciGuySpace
There are three types of countries in the world.
Remain silent. Make big achievements.
Make a lot of noise. With some impressive achievements.
Scream the loudest. Near zero achievement to show.
We all know which ones those are.
Replying to @nssdatta
Oh here, this is the best you’re gonna get.
Falcon Heavy landing from the NASA Causeway. All six sonic booms can clearly be heard, one for each landing leg.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Falcon Heavy side boosters each produce a triple sonic boom from their geometry (base, grid fins/lower body with folded legs, top) during supersonic flyback, not one per landing leg. Legs remain folded and deploy only after subsonic near touchdown.
acoustics.org/2apaa6-boom-bu…
aip.org/scilights/grid…
Replying to @FoxNews @rookisaacman
I wonder if Jeremey leaned over and softly whispered in Trump’s ear: It’s Lake Ontario.
Replying to @Benarasiyaa
Scary as hell. Praying for the safety of the Nepalese citizens affected by this wrath of nature.


