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@cutename.bsky.social
Artist, pagan, LGBTQ+, neurospicy, safety geek, Whovian, Jill of all trades, twister of balloons, Covid cautious, disabled, old school ttrpg gamer, fur-mom, slightly feral, may refuse commands
Don't take my word for it. See for yourself.
Don't take my word for it. See for yourself.
Here's a fun question:
Did 3I/Atlas come straight here at its current speed?
Or did it slow down from FTL before we could see it?
Or is it a galactic pinball, bouncing off objects in space?
Because one of these makes a living being factor way more possible.
Did 3I/Atlas come straight here at its current speed?
Or did it slow down from FTL before we could see it?
Or is it a galactic pinball, bouncing off objects in space?
Because one of these makes a living being factor way more possible.
December 12, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Here's a fun question:
Did 3I/Atlas come straight here at its current speed?
Or did it slow down from FTL before we could see it?
Or is it a galactic pinball, bouncing off objects in space?
Because one of these makes a living being factor way more possible.
Did 3I/Atlas come straight here at its current speed?
Or did it slow down from FTL before we could see it?
Or is it a galactic pinball, bouncing off objects in space?
Because one of these makes a living being factor way more possible.
Why 3I/Atlas is unlikely to be an alien ship;
It would have to contain an technology that never requires any sort of repair, no accidents. Otherwise it would need food, medicine, and supplies enough to support life and repairs for billions of years, and use something like solar energy for fuel.
It would have to contain an technology that never requires any sort of repair, no accidents. Otherwise it would need food, medicine, and supplies enough to support life and repairs for billions of years, and use something like solar energy for fuel.
December 12, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Why 3I/Atlas is unlikely to be an alien ship;
It would have to contain an technology that never requires any sort of repair, no accidents. Otherwise it would need food, medicine, and supplies enough to support life and repairs for billions of years, and use something like solar energy for fuel.
It would have to contain an technology that never requires any sort of repair, no accidents. Otherwise it would need food, medicine, and supplies enough to support life and repairs for billions of years, and use something like solar energy for fuel.
Just because you cannot recognize how someone expresses emotion does not mean they do not feel emotions.
Stop assuming neurodivergent people are incapable of feelings.
They may have simply chosen not to share their emotions with you.
Stop assuming neurodivergent people are incapable of feelings.
They may have simply chosen not to share their emotions with you.
December 10, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Just because you cannot recognize how someone expresses emotion does not mean they do not feel emotions.
Stop assuming neurodivergent people are incapable of feelings.
They may have simply chosen not to share their emotions with you.
Stop assuming neurodivergent people are incapable of feelings.
They may have simply chosen not to share their emotions with you.
I will admit a tiny part of me wants 3I/Atlas to be something alien, as unlikely as that is, just to remind everyone that we are all human beings here.
Our differences make us beautiful.
We only hate each other because rich folks told us to, to keep us distracted while they steal our money.
Our differences make us beautiful.
We only hate each other because rich folks told us to, to keep us distracted while they steal our money.
December 10, 2025 at 5:07 PM
I will admit a tiny part of me wants 3I/Atlas to be something alien, as unlikely as that is, just to remind everyone that we are all human beings here.
Our differences make us beautiful.
We only hate each other because rich folks told us to, to keep us distracted while they steal our money.
Our differences make us beautiful.
We only hate each other because rich folks told us to, to keep us distracted while they steal our money.
So is it really a super-Flu or the regular Flu just hitting harder because of so many Covid infections?
Either way, hospitals are filling up in the UK .
It's probably here already.
Either way, I'll be masking up as usual, because it is not fun to get sick or stay in a hospital.
Either way, hospitals are filling up in the UK .
It's probably here already.
Either way, I'll be masking up as usual, because it is not fun to get sick or stay in a hospital.
December 9, 2025 at 6:10 PM
So is it really a super-Flu or the regular Flu just hitting harder because of so many Covid infections?
Either way, hospitals are filling up in the UK .
It's probably here already.
Either way, I'll be masking up as usual, because it is not fun to get sick or stay in a hospital.
Either way, hospitals are filling up in the UK .
It's probably here already.
Either way, I'll be masking up as usual, because it is not fun to get sick or stay in a hospital.
Fun facts
wage theft edition:
The rich took away your pension and replaced it with gambling up to 6% of your paycheck on their stock portfolios for your retirement, aka 401k.
6% of the grossly underpaid wages you get.
Low raises are theft disguised so you won't complain.
wage theft edition:
The rich took away your pension and replaced it with gambling up to 6% of your paycheck on their stock portfolios for your retirement, aka 401k.
6% of the grossly underpaid wages you get.
Low raises are theft disguised so you won't complain.
December 8, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Fun facts
wage theft edition:
The rich took away your pension and replaced it with gambling up to 6% of your paycheck on their stock portfolios for your retirement, aka 401k.
6% of the grossly underpaid wages you get.
Low raises are theft disguised so you won't complain.
wage theft edition:
The rich took away your pension and replaced it with gambling up to 6% of your paycheck on their stock portfolios for your retirement, aka 401k.
6% of the grossly underpaid wages you get.
Low raises are theft disguised so you won't complain.
Saw an ad for scab workers to cover for striking hospital employees.
Taking this type of job/gig weakens the impact from the strike.
You help the rich screw over employees.
Find work anywhere else.
Never cross a picket line.
If folks are missing work to strike, conditions are really that bad.
Taking this type of job/gig weakens the impact from the strike.
You help the rich screw over employees.
Find work anywhere else.
Never cross a picket line.
If folks are missing work to strike, conditions are really that bad.
December 6, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Saw an ad for scab workers to cover for striking hospital employees.
Taking this type of job/gig weakens the impact from the strike.
You help the rich screw over employees.
Find work anywhere else.
Never cross a picket line.
If folks are missing work to strike, conditions are really that bad.
Taking this type of job/gig weakens the impact from the strike.
You help the rich screw over employees.
Find work anywhere else.
Never cross a picket line.
If folks are missing work to strike, conditions are really that bad.
Pantone,
About that color of the year.
Please read the room.
It's not too late to pick something else.
About that color of the year.
Please read the room.
It's not too late to pick something else.
December 6, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Pantone,
About that color of the year.
Please read the room.
It's not too late to pick something else.
About that color of the year.
Please read the room.
It's not too late to pick something else.
So NASA has released better blurry pics of 3I/Atlas.
When NASA wants to do a thing, they do the impossible to get it done.
They landed on an asteroid, but can't get decent pics of this one thing?
With as much attention at this 'comet' is getting, something here does not add up.
Why???
When NASA wants to do a thing, they do the impossible to get it done.
They landed on an asteroid, but can't get decent pics of this one thing?
With as much attention at this 'comet' is getting, something here does not add up.
Why???
December 6, 2025 at 1:11 AM
So NASA has released better blurry pics of 3I/Atlas.
When NASA wants to do a thing, they do the impossible to get it done.
They landed on an asteroid, but can't get decent pics of this one thing?
With as much attention at this 'comet' is getting, something here does not add up.
Why???
When NASA wants to do a thing, they do the impossible to get it done.
They landed on an asteroid, but can't get decent pics of this one thing?
With as much attention at this 'comet' is getting, something here does not add up.
Why???
For profit healthcare has created an enormous demand for illness.
Imagine being so greedy that keeping people sick for profit is acceptable.
These same greedy rich folks insist universal healthcare can't work, because it can't dump cash into their hoards.
Stop believing what rich people tell you.
Imagine being so greedy that keeping people sick for profit is acceptable.
These same greedy rich folks insist universal healthcare can't work, because it can't dump cash into their hoards.
Stop believing what rich people tell you.
December 5, 2025 at 8:11 PM
For profit healthcare has created an enormous demand for illness.
Imagine being so greedy that keeping people sick for profit is acceptable.
These same greedy rich folks insist universal healthcare can't work, because it can't dump cash into their hoards.
Stop believing what rich people tell you.
Imagine being so greedy that keeping people sick for profit is acceptable.
These same greedy rich folks insist universal healthcare can't work, because it can't dump cash into their hoards.
Stop believing what rich people tell you.
Let me get this straight.
This is an image of an asteroid ( Bennu), roughly the size of the Empire State building.
Yet, NASA can only get blurry images of 3I/Atlas, roughly the size of Manhattan?
If it's just a typical comet, why doesn't NASA just prove it with images?
Make it make sense.
This is an image of an asteroid ( Bennu), roughly the size of the Empire State building.
Yet, NASA can only get blurry images of 3I/Atlas, roughly the size of Manhattan?
If it's just a typical comet, why doesn't NASA just prove it with images?
Make it make sense.
December 4, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Let me get this straight.
This is an image of an asteroid ( Bennu), roughly the size of the Empire State building.
Yet, NASA can only get blurry images of 3I/Atlas, roughly the size of Manhattan?
If it's just a typical comet, why doesn't NASA just prove it with images?
Make it make sense.
This is an image of an asteroid ( Bennu), roughly the size of the Empire State building.
Yet, NASA can only get blurry images of 3I/Atlas, roughly the size of Manhattan?
If it's just a typical comet, why doesn't NASA just prove it with images?
Make it make sense.
Oh no!!!
Prices might fall.
Billionaires might not get to brag about earnings growth this quarter at the country club.
What will we ever do?
How will we endure?
Think of the children!!!
What's next?
Affordable food, healthcare, and housing?
What is this world coming to?
(sarcasm font requested)
Prices might fall.
Billionaires might not get to brag about earnings growth this quarter at the country club.
What will we ever do?
How will we endure?
Think of the children!!!
What's next?
Affordable food, healthcare, and housing?
What is this world coming to?
(sarcasm font requested)
December 2, 2025 at 12:01 AM
Oh no!!!
Prices might fall.
Billionaires might not get to brag about earnings growth this quarter at the country club.
What will we ever do?
How will we endure?
Think of the children!!!
What's next?
Affordable food, healthcare, and housing?
What is this world coming to?
(sarcasm font requested)
Prices might fall.
Billionaires might not get to brag about earnings growth this quarter at the country club.
What will we ever do?
How will we endure?
Think of the children!!!
What's next?
Affordable food, healthcare, and housing?
What is this world coming to?
(sarcasm font requested)
This is an enhanced photograph of a comet, taken in 1882.
1882 - you read that right.
Unless this comet happened to stay perfectly still...
Anyone else smell something fishy?
1882 - you read that right.
Unless this comet happened to stay perfectly still...
Anyone else smell something fishy?
December 1, 2025 at 5:50 PM
This is an enhanced photograph of a comet, taken in 1882.
1882 - you read that right.
Unless this comet happened to stay perfectly still...
Anyone else smell something fishy?
1882 - you read that right.
Unless this comet happened to stay perfectly still...
Anyone else smell something fishy?
If you chose to go to Target on Black Friday to get their swag bag,
You deserve even less than what you got.
You were bought for the grand total of:
the mere promise of free swag for the first 100 people in line.
Do better.
You deserve even less than what you got.
You were bought for the grand total of:
the mere promise of free swag for the first 100 people in line.
Do better.
November 30, 2025 at 6:16 PM
If you chose to go to Target on Black Friday to get their swag bag,
You deserve even less than what you got.
You were bought for the grand total of:
the mere promise of free swag for the first 100 people in line.
Do better.
You deserve even less than what you got.
You were bought for the grand total of:
the mere promise of free swag for the first 100 people in line.
Do better.
It appears NASA is not the only agency collecting data on 3I/Atlas. Space Force, European Space Agency, and several others are all watching closely.
Yet the images we've been shown from these agencies are fuzzy and vague.
Why???
Anyone else feel like this is straight out of a sci-fi movie?
Yet the images we've been shown from these agencies are fuzzy and vague.
Why???
Anyone else feel like this is straight out of a sci-fi movie?
November 29, 2025 at 6:27 PM
It appears NASA is not the only agency collecting data on 3I/Atlas. Space Force, European Space Agency, and several others are all watching closely.
Yet the images we've been shown from these agencies are fuzzy and vague.
Why???
Anyone else feel like this is straight out of a sci-fi movie?
Yet the images we've been shown from these agencies are fuzzy and vague.
Why???
Anyone else feel like this is straight out of a sci-fi movie?
Ignoring all of the alien origin theories, 3I/Atlas is still incredibly fascinating.
Whatever it is, it's new, unseen before.
Science gold.
It would be ridiculous to think scientists are not meticulously, studying this object.
A threat is unlikely, because distance.
Yet we get blurry pics from NASA
Whatever it is, it's new, unseen before.
Science gold.
It would be ridiculous to think scientists are not meticulously, studying this object.
A threat is unlikely, because distance.
Yet we get blurry pics from NASA
November 28, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Ignoring all of the alien origin theories, 3I/Atlas is still incredibly fascinating.
Whatever it is, it's new, unseen before.
Science gold.
It would be ridiculous to think scientists are not meticulously, studying this object.
A threat is unlikely, because distance.
Yet we get blurry pics from NASA
Whatever it is, it's new, unseen before.
Science gold.
It would be ridiculous to think scientists are not meticulously, studying this object.
A threat is unlikely, because distance.
Yet we get blurry pics from NASA
Assuming 3I/Atlas is a new type of comet or natural phenomenon here.
It's very strange that NASA isn't showing us gorgeous images of it.
Now International Asteroid Warning Network is to start tracking it as a "training exercise".
All this attention but nothing pic-worthy?
Just seems odd
It's very strange that NASA isn't showing us gorgeous images of it.
Now International Asteroid Warning Network is to start tracking it as a "training exercise".
All this attention but nothing pic-worthy?
Just seems odd
November 26, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Assuming 3I/Atlas is a new type of comet or natural phenomenon here.
It's very strange that NASA isn't showing us gorgeous images of it.
Now International Asteroid Warning Network is to start tracking it as a "training exercise".
All this attention but nothing pic-worthy?
Just seems odd
It's very strange that NASA isn't showing us gorgeous images of it.
Now International Asteroid Warning Network is to start tracking it as a "training exercise".
All this attention but nothing pic-worthy?
Just seems odd
If 3I/Atlas is a natural object, be it a comet, new type of comet, or something else, shouldn't NASA be acquiring as many images as they can get just to study it?
Whatever it is, we have not seen it before.
This is new, and visible with telescopes on Earth.
NASA couldn't find telescopes?
Whatever it is, we have not seen it before.
This is new, and visible with telescopes on Earth.
NASA couldn't find telescopes?
November 25, 2025 at 6:34 PM
If 3I/Atlas is a natural object, be it a comet, new type of comet, or something else, shouldn't NASA be acquiring as many images as they can get just to study it?
Whatever it is, we have not seen it before.
This is new, and visible with telescopes on Earth.
NASA couldn't find telescopes?
Whatever it is, we have not seen it before.
This is new, and visible with telescopes on Earth.
NASA couldn't find telescopes?
Whatever conditions you allow for folks with disabilities you also allow for your loved ones and yourself.
Everyone ages.
Bad stuff happens.
There is no us and them, just us.
How does that facility look now?
Ignoring or condoning bad conditions now leads to more bad conditions.
Do you want this?
Everyone ages.
Bad stuff happens.
There is no us and them, just us.
How does that facility look now?
Ignoring or condoning bad conditions now leads to more bad conditions.
Do you want this?
November 25, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Whatever conditions you allow for folks with disabilities you also allow for your loved ones and yourself.
Everyone ages.
Bad stuff happens.
There is no us and them, just us.
How does that facility look now?
Ignoring or condoning bad conditions now leads to more bad conditions.
Do you want this?
Everyone ages.
Bad stuff happens.
There is no us and them, just us.
How does that facility look now?
Ignoring or condoning bad conditions now leads to more bad conditions.
Do you want this?
Discoveries of new things in space is what astronomers dream of.
An interstellar comet, the third one ever documented, exhibiting highly unusual aspects, should be a jackpot for astronomers all over.
They should be racing to get pics.
Yet we get blurry pics from NASA.
Something here isn't adding up.
An interstellar comet, the third one ever documented, exhibiting highly unusual aspects, should be a jackpot for astronomers all over.
They should be racing to get pics.
Yet we get blurry pics from NASA.
Something here isn't adding up.
November 24, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Discoveries of new things in space is what astronomers dream of.
An interstellar comet, the third one ever documented, exhibiting highly unusual aspects, should be a jackpot for astronomers all over.
They should be racing to get pics.
Yet we get blurry pics from NASA.
Something here isn't adding up.
An interstellar comet, the third one ever documented, exhibiting highly unusual aspects, should be a jackpot for astronomers all over.
They should be racing to get pics.
Yet we get blurry pics from NASA.
Something here isn't adding up.
Just to be clear, I have no idea whether 3I/Atlas is an unusual comet or something entirely different.
Either way it's something we haven't seen before.
What is highly suspicious is the lack of clear images from NASA.
If it's just a weird comet, why not show it off as they usually do?
Either way it's something we haven't seen before.
What is highly suspicious is the lack of clear images from NASA.
If it's just a weird comet, why not show it off as they usually do?
November 24, 2025 at 1:08 AM
Just to be clear, I have no idea whether 3I/Atlas is an unusual comet or something entirely different.
Either way it's something we haven't seen before.
What is highly suspicious is the lack of clear images from NASA.
If it's just a weird comet, why not show it off as they usually do?
Either way it's something we haven't seen before.
What is highly suspicious is the lack of clear images from NASA.
If it's just a weird comet, why not show it off as they usually do?
Theory:
Could the reason NASA isn't showing us clear images of 3I/Atlas be because someone in a political position decided against getting them, and now no one wants to admit, or can't admit, they missed a lot of chances to take clear images of this new unusual object?
Could the reason NASA isn't showing us clear images of 3I/Atlas be because someone in a political position decided against getting them, and now no one wants to admit, or can't admit, they missed a lot of chances to take clear images of this new unusual object?
November 23, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Theory:
Could the reason NASA isn't showing us clear images of 3I/Atlas be because someone in a political position decided against getting them, and now no one wants to admit, or can't admit, they missed a lot of chances to take clear images of this new unusual object?
Could the reason NASA isn't showing us clear images of 3I/Atlas be because someone in a political position decided against getting them, and now no one wants to admit, or can't admit, they missed a lot of chances to take clear images of this new unusual object?
Put down your food or drink and sit down.
I just saw an article encouraging folks to question the need for basic education, citing because AI may take over many jobs.
The is grooming our society to be ok with it if they take away public education.
Our kids still need to learn no matter what.
I just saw an article encouraging folks to question the need for basic education, citing because AI may take over many jobs.
The is grooming our society to be ok with it if they take away public education.
Our kids still need to learn no matter what.
November 22, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Put down your food or drink and sit down.
I just saw an article encouraging folks to question the need for basic education, citing because AI may take over many jobs.
The is grooming our society to be ok with it if they take away public education.
Our kids still need to learn no matter what.
I just saw an article encouraging folks to question the need for basic education, citing because AI may take over many jobs.
The is grooming our society to be ok with it if they take away public education.
Our kids still need to learn no matter what.
If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck.
What are we to think when it has the tail of a duck, and another tail, and the folks that have seen the thing up close will only show us blurry pics of the rest of the creature?
Show us the duck.
This is not about ducks.
What are we to think when it has the tail of a duck, and another tail, and the folks that have seen the thing up close will only show us blurry pics of the rest of the creature?
Show us the duck.
This is not about ducks.
November 22, 2025 at 5:14 PM
If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck.
What are we to think when it has the tail of a duck, and another tail, and the folks that have seen the thing up close will only show us blurry pics of the rest of the creature?
Show us the duck.
This is not about ducks.
What are we to think when it has the tail of a duck, and another tail, and the folks that have seen the thing up close will only show us blurry pics of the rest of the creature?
Show us the duck.
This is not about ducks.
Lets think about 3I/Atlas sensibly.
In theory, if this 'comet' is alien, an attack would be unlikely.
There is nothing here, except living species, that cannot be found elsewhere in space.
It took 3I/Atlas too many years to get here for war to be viable.
Research or contact would make more sense.
In theory, if this 'comet' is alien, an attack would be unlikely.
There is nothing here, except living species, that cannot be found elsewhere in space.
It took 3I/Atlas too many years to get here for war to be viable.
Research or contact would make more sense.
November 22, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Lets think about 3I/Atlas sensibly.
In theory, if this 'comet' is alien, an attack would be unlikely.
There is nothing here, except living species, that cannot be found elsewhere in space.
It took 3I/Atlas too many years to get here for war to be viable.
Research or contact would make more sense.
In theory, if this 'comet' is alien, an attack would be unlikely.
There is nothing here, except living species, that cannot be found elsewhere in space.
It took 3I/Atlas too many years to get here for war to be viable.
Research or contact would make more sense.