Recent comments in /f/pics
Dismal-Newspaper-342 t1_iy91hqb wrote
Reply to Who decided on the fine by fireintheskyy
TSA is a joke I can’t take their employees seriously when they yell at everyone who comes across them in security “no not there put you fucking bag there”
Dismal-Newspaper-342 t1_iy91asy wrote
Reply to Who decided on the fine by fireintheskyy
TSA verbally abused people every day - “where do I put the tray” tsa - “right fucking there damn move on ‼️” best way to describe going through TSA in Atlanta and getting yelled at the whole time by all their angry employees
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OtterProper t1_iy90o97 wrote
Reply to Who decided on the fine by fireintheskyy
They're all a bunch of useless cunts, every single one of them from the ground up.
penelopiecruise t1_iy90i6b wrote
Reply to Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
Is this considered a selfie?
OtterProper t1_iy90gl3 wrote
Reply to comment by Houndoom96 in Who decided on the fine by fireintheskyy
A completely free, uncertified, fully manual, and gruffly fumbling colonoscopy. Whee.
grrangry t1_iy90d34 wrote
Reply to comment by ithinkitsthis in Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
Remember there's no (or so little as to not matter) scattering of light in space. Almost all the light you see comes out from the sun and reflects off the three objects in the photo. Earth, Moon, spacecraft. The spacecraft (obviously) is closest and very reflective, so it's going to be the biggest light source in the image. That bright source will determine what exposure is required to be able to pick out the detail they can. A longer exposure would wash out the image and a shorter one wouldn't pick up enough light to see the Earth and Moon in any detail.
If the camera was pointed out away from everything and a photo taken with the correct settings, you would see stars. For example this photograph taken from the ISS.
Silentlaughter84 t1_iy905b4 wrote
This is a good picture. It has a spooky vibe to it.
JoeBethersonton50504 t1_iy9059l wrote
In a similar vein, don’t let your kids play in leaf piles in dog friendly neighborhoods.
OtterProper t1_iy8zqyg wrote
Reply to comment by CrimsonToker707 in From a restaurant in Malaysia by QiamOnline
The simple assumption that "charitable causes" aren't corrupt AF and mismanaging donations (yes, even yours) is childishly naive, but the vitriol in the rest of this signage indicates a shitty mindset altogether.
Turtley13 t1_iy8zage wrote
Reply to comment by ccoady in Who decided on the fine by fireintheskyy
I mean hardly when your failure rate is so damn high.Also the rules for what you can and can't bring on a plane are a joke.
yesIdofloss t1_iy8z5k7 wrote
I'm down for everyone getting in on this.
Jatzy_AME t1_iy8ytay wrote
Reply to comment by matthew_ri in Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
The plane of orbit is still relevant though.
Embarrassed_Paint156 t1_iy8yhdn wrote
This looks oddly sinister. I like it.
Azz_Gaz t1_iy8ybut wrote
Reply to Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
I wonder if there are aliens monitoring us from afar if our planet is dubbed Nasa
scented_dominion30 t1_iy8y2u3 wrote
Reply to Stetind,Norway 🇳🇴 by MeeranQureshi
it's perfect ! so refreshinggg :)
tommy0guns t1_iy8xw9i wrote
Reply to A bit odd for the back of a school bus by Type31
Good ole world debt
boxer_dogs_dance t1_iy8xe1c wrote
The Japanese got love for doing this. The Moroccans should be praised too.
I'm still not visiting Morocco though. That's travel on hard mode.
Rhaedas t1_iy8x1ly wrote
Reply to comment by matthew_ri in Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
If you go by NASA's orbital diagram on the Artemis website and assume that Orion is actually turned the way they depict (following the path), then you would be correct, the shot we see here is "upside down". But I don't know if that's the case, and can't find anyone with a live orbital chart showing its exact position.
Least_or_Greatest1 t1_iy8ww95 wrote
Looks like where the hunch back of notre dame lives..
Jynx2501 t1_iy8wkby wrote
This sounds like a quote from Letterkenny.
RunawayMeatstick t1_iy8wjnh wrote
Reply to comment by theartofennui in Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
That’s actually kind of crazy to think about lmao
sloppyredditor t1_iy8wep3 wrote
Tried this once. It came out looking like a bald eagle.
WoahThankYouStranger OP t1_iy8w59k wrote
Reply to comment by TheInfinitePlaylist in not a good picture, but my old school in the fog. looked cool. by WoahThankYouStranger
lots of people that go there say that, i did too lol
tehmightyengineer t1_iy91o8l wrote
Reply to comment by matthew_ri in Artemis 1 at its furthest point in its moon orbit, about 268,000 miles from earth. by kjpmi
The enemy's gate is down.