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Holding On To Heartache by Louis Tomlinson
Lego MOC ship
French Frigate "Saint Germain" - PART 1
designed by TS Kang
Instagram - @art_house_colts
You may enjoy the ship’s short video on my YouTube with a beautiful music of ‘violin concerto’ by Jean Marie Leclair.
The slave merman and his navy officer saviour. First meeting
P.s. It took me 19 hours total to make these two arts and it's the longest work I've done so far with single arts, I would appreciate a lot your attention! ❤️
Angels 💫
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Enclosed Dining Room
Idea for an enclosed dining room with blue walls, a stone fireplace, a medium-sized transitional fireplace, and a medium-tone wood floor.
Modern Deck
Ideas for a large, contemporary rooftop deck renovation that includes a roof extension
Contemporary Home Office - Studio Mid-sized trendy freestanding desk carpeted and beige floor home studio photo with blue walls
Dining Room - Beach Style Dining Room Example of a large great room in the beach style with white walls and medium-toned wood flooring.
Ok. I’ll join the Navy if you give me this outfit and station me on an aircraft carrier with 3200 horny sailors.
On a serious note, thank you to all who are working tonight to protect and provide for those you love. ❤️
Stop. Drop. And Apply to #BeAnAstronaut!
Feel like your place is in the stars? Are you an adventure seeker, an explorer, a person passionate about science and space? We need you!!
Applications are OPEN for our newest class of #Artemis astronauts. Once chosen, you could be the next person to step foot on the Moon and eventually embark on missions to Mars!
Do you have a friend who should apply? Tag them. Do you know someone who's still in school? Encourage them to follow their dreams and aim high.
To give you a sneak peak of what life will be like if you decide to #BeAnAstronaut, we’re taking you behind-the-scenes of astronaut life over the course of March.
APPLY NOW AND GET MORE INFORMATION HERE!
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NASA and Veterans
November 11 each year is a day we honor those who have served in our nation’s armed forces.
Discover how we have close ties to the military, even to this day, and see who has traded in their camouflage uniform for an astronaut flight suit.
There have been veterans working for us since the beginning, even when it was still called the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA).
Additionally, there are several active duty military members working at NASA facilities through special government programs.
Today, there are more than 1500 veterans currently employed with us. Their experiences in the military make their expertise invaluable around the agency. We value the unique leadership style they bring to the work place. Above and below are some astronaut veterans.
A Partnership for the Space Age
Since the early days of NASA, we’ve partnered with all branches of the military. We still work closely with the military today and rely on the expertise of our service members to support our missions both while in active duty and in the civilian workforce. Here are some examples of this close partnership:
The Marines helped with recovery efforts of Astronaut Alan Shepard at the end of his sub-orbital flight on May 5, 1961...a task performed across several of our missions.
Today, the Navy helps us recover spacecraft, just like the Orion space capsule...which will one day carry astronauts into deep space and eventually on our journey to Mars.
. . .and the Air Force has traditionally and continues to help us transport sensitive and critical space hardware around the globe.
The Coast Guard has even helped us access remote locations to collect oceanographic data as part of our efforts to study and learn more about the Earth.
We’ve partnered with the Army to use their unique capabilities at the Yuma Proving Ground to test the entry, descent and landing of our spacecraft systems.
To all the Veteran’s out there, we thank you for your service to America and your continued support of America’s space program.
Happy Veteran’s Day!
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