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Yep, this looks good! A good old revenge story, too...

So, does anyone remember the name Pescarolo?... It is reportedly set to make a comeback to motorsports, with a Hypercar entry in WEC for 2024 season Oh man, it looks better and better with every announcement!

Well, at least now we know what Han did after the rebellion... Only makes sense, considering all the Indiana Jones Easter Eggs in Andor recently

Sigh.

And the biggest one, Michaël Cuisance

Of course they are, they can't help it. Old habits die hard...

I'm so relieved Füllkrug didn't get injured... Must be disappointing to not make it past the group stage, but honestly, I personally am just glad it's over and he returns healthy Performance wise, quite impressive, even with very little playing time. 3 matches, 66 minutes in total, 2 goals, 1 assist.

No, it's aliens stuck in ravioli!

How cute is this

This is only slightly related, but you should get yourself Space Engine. It's a realistic Universe simulator, representing the entire 1:1 scale observable universe from a combination of real astronomical data and scientifically-accurate procedural generation algorithms. All types of celestial objects are represented: galaxies, nebulae, stars and star clusters, planets and moons, comets and asteroids. Known celestial objects are represented using real data from astronomy catalogues, while regions of space not yet cataloged feature procedurally generated objects. Best part - you can visit and explore almost any of them. The newest version is paid, but earlier versions are free to download on the official website: https://spaceengine.org/

Yep, I still use it, too! Hope you found the night mode faster than I did when I first got it, makes the world of difference in observing

I've seen all four of the Galilean moons, and they are easily identifiable as in you can clearly see how they are all lined up on one almost straight line bisecting Jupiter (unless some of them are behind the planet or too close to it to be visible). Granted, they still just look like small spots of light, but it's very easy to spot them and impossible to confuse with any other objects. As for correctly identifying which moon is which, that might be a bit harder, but still very straightforward if you use one of the apps. Without the help from an app, it is good to know that Io and Ganymede are the brightest ones, while Callisto is the dimmest (very easily noticeable). Europa is pretty bright too, but it's usually possible to see the difference and correctly identify it. So the biggest confusion comes from trying to distinguish which one is Io and which one is Ganymede...

For Jupiter, I always get my binoculars out, simply because the most fun part of Jupiter for me is spotting four of its moons I've heard you could even see them with a naked eye under certain conditions, but my eyesight is way too fucked for that haha

Brilliant image that, breathtaking... Mars is so clearly visible with a naked eye now! Noticed it first two days ago, a non-mistakable reddish glow.

That makes two of us! But his Wikipedia entry is pretty interesting Apparently, he's the son of one the US famous zoologists and educational children's TV shows hosts, had trials at Bayern, trained with La Masia academy and then played for Barcelona's US academy, before joining some university and then going to Germany to play for SSV Ulm's U19 last season. He is joining our reserves, we'll have to see if he makes it to the first team in the future...

Yep, fantastic! Here's a better angle/quality:

Any good?

Yep. They were already moved when the Ultras turned up to Platz 11 to support them in an important match last season, and you could hear and see how happy the players were with the support in the post-match interviews. This brings it to a completely new level now

First ever match at the Weserstadion for the women's team, too! Good to see so many supporters turn up. More than 15.000 tickets sold!

That's oddly specific

So, basically English BILD

I just read that Windhorst was positively surprised by the offer, so that's unfortunate.

Oh well, fuck it.