I've seen comments on other websites saying this is a good use of AI because typesetting is just grunt work.
No it isn't! There is a lot of skill and craft to good typesetting and this is aiming to take jobs from people to automate what should be a human process!
This sucks!
#Artemis II 🚀
If you happen to have a spare 8 mins today, may we suggest watching this beautiful 8k cinematic video created by filmmaker Melody Sheep that pays tribute to the Artemis II Mission
youtu.be/SGxz4LQfRpo?...
A screenshot from NASA’s livestream of the splashdown of the Integrity spacecraft, the return of the Orion team, and the end of the Artemis II mission. The image shows the command centre. A sign reads CAPCOM. On the back table is a plush of a white cat representing the character Artemis from Sailor Moon. Two staff members are visible. On the right is a one wearing a grey suit and a white shirt, on the left is another wearing a blue shirt and a navy blue Sailor Moon lanyard.
Artemis was and remains in Mission Control overseeing the safe conclusion of the Artemis II mission. 🌙
Image Credit: NASA Image Description: All four Astronauts exit the Orion Capsule
#Artemis II - Mission Complete! 🚀🌕🌍
Welcome Home Orion Crew!
All four astronauts have now been extracted from the Orion Spacecraft
#Splashdown! Welcome Home #Artemis! Congratulations to the crew and everyone at NASA. You’ve given us so much to be happy about over the past 10 days! 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🚀
A photo of spacecraft Integrity from the Artemis II mission. The spacecraft is a pale white with NASA written on the underside. Ahead of it is Earth at fairly close proximity. In the top left is a timer for the Artemis II Splashdown, reading 1 hour, 13 minutes, and 39 seconds. In the top left is the NASA logo.
A photo of Earth, angled, from the view of the Integrity spaceship as part of the livestream of the Artemis II mission. In the top left is the NASA logo.
A photo of the Integrity spacecraft’s final landing, wherein a small near-spherical vehicle is descending through the clouds with two red and white parachutes attached to it. The NASA logo is in the top right.
A photo of the Integrity spacecraft’s splashdown into the Pacific Ocean as its parachutes begin to fall, marking the successful completion of the Artemis II mission. The NASA logo is in the top right.
Welcome home ✨🌙
ad astra, artemis ii 🌒
#illustration
![[alt text by NASA] The Moon, seen here backlit by the Sun during a solar eclipse on April 6, 2026, is photographed by one of the cameras on the Orion spacecraft’s solar array wings. Orion is visible in the foreground on the left. Earth is reflecting sunlight at the left edge of the Moon, which is slightly brighter than the rest of the disk. The bright spot visible just below the Moon’s bottom right edge is Saturn. Beyond that, the bright spot at the right edge of the image is Mars. Credit: NASA](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:62gdkmpwa7xme36getyqnem3/bafkreiakufyngycqogzws43gzq5ei2zayvoozx42wmbmyawywxyjqhw2ua)
[alt text by NASA] The Moon, seen here backlit by the Sun during a solar eclipse on April 6, 2026, is photographed by one of the cameras on the Orion spacecraft’s solar array wings. Orion is visible in the foreground on the left. Earth is reflecting sunlight at the left edge of the Moon, which is slightly brighter than the rest of the disk. The bright spot visible just below the Moon’s bottom right edge is Saturn. Beyond that, the bright spot at the right edge of the image is Mars. Credit: NASA
Whoa 🤯
The Moon, in full eclipse, with the #Artemis II Orion spacecraft. Part of the Moon and spacecraft are lit by Earthshine, and both Saturn and Mars are visible to the lower right. Incredible. Details: images.nasa.gov/details/art0...
#Artemis II -
Todays ‘Earthrise’ image is reminiscent of a similar image taken in 1968 by astronaut Bill Anders of Apollo 8
Bill was 1 of 3 crew who became the first to leave low-Earth orbit and travel to the moon.
Pic 1 - Apollo 8 1968
Pic 2 - Artemis II 2026
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#Artemis II -
The crew captured this image showing the rings of the Orientale basin during their lunar flyby on April 6.
At the 10 o’clock position of the Orientale basin, the two smaller craters – which the Artemis II crew has suggested be named Integrity & Carroll – are visible.
🚀🌕
#Artemis II - Photo 2 from yesterdays flyby
ECLIPSE.
April 6, 2026.
Totality, beyond Earth. From lunar orbit, the Moon eclipses the Sun, revealing a view few in human history have ever witnessed. Photo: NASA
🚀🌕🌑
#Artemis II - We have the first image from yesterdays Lunar flyby captured by the crew on Orion
EARTHSET.
April 6, 2026.
Humanity, from the other side. First photo from the far side of the Moon. Captured from Orion as Earth dips beyond the lunar horizon.
🚀🌕🌍
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A photo of the NASA command centre overseeing the Artemis II mission. Various files and folders are on the desks and three staff members are visible. On a desk in the back, circled in red, is a plush of a white cat named Artemis, a character from Sailor Moon.
A photo from aboard the Artemis II spacecraft in which Astronaut Commander Reid Wiseman hugs his crew mates after they suggested and collectively agreed on naming a bright moon crater “Carroll,” after Wiseman’s late wife who lost her life to cancer.
A set of three photos of the moon highlighting with a white circle and label where the crater named Carroll is situated. It is on the northwest of the visible face of the moon.
Left: A close-up photo of the plush named “Rise.” It is a pale white sphere with big black eyes, pink circles on its cheeks, and a smile. It wears a baseball cap shaped like Earth, featuring a brim with stars and rockets. The plush was designed by eight year-old Lucas Ye from California and its name and design were inspired by the photo Earthrise. It functions as an indicator of gravity to enable the astronauts to remove their seatbelts at the right time. Right: A group photo of the Artemis II crew (left to right, Jeremy Hansen, Christina Hammock Koch, Reid Wiseman, and Victor Glover). The crew mates are in their blue uniforms, and Wiseman is holding the plush named Rise.
In all this darkness and grief, Artemis II is a reminder that humanity, at its core, is built on love.
#LilahWrites | #PolarLightsZine
I’m honoured to have written a short story for Polar Lights 4: Eventide, featuring spot artwork by the incredible @snarbs.bsky.social ! 🌌🦋
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A graphic with previews of the PDF cover (an orca breaching under a starry sky), digital wallpapers (mockups featuring an icedevil, landscape, and others), and squid sticker emojis. Text reads: Polar Lights: A charity anthology for Arctic and Antarctic life. $2+. Digital PDF (132 pages of art and writing) • Digital Downloads (3 desktop wallpapers, 2 mobile wallpapers, 1 digital sticker pack, 1 printable cross stitch pattern). All proceeds benefit the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition. On the bottom right is the Itch.io logo with "polarlightszine.itch.io" and the Tumblr logo followed by "polarlightszine".
A series of illustration crops featuring Arctic creatures, a walrus, salmon, moose, ptarmigan, caribou, loon, muskox, and puffins.
A series of illustration crops featuring a skua, pintail, prion, rockhoppers, Antarctic reef, cormorants, leopard seal, chinstrap, and Antarctic lanternfish.
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Screenshot from the NASA Artemis II launch livestream showing the core stage separation from a camera on the rocket.
What a fucking shot holy shit
I will forever be in love with the moon. Luna is our dearest and oldest friend, our most reliable companion through our loneliest nights.
Knowing that she is so deeply loved by our small, cosmically insignificant species brings me so much joy.
The fact that the last view we saw before the cameras lost contact was a moonrise over Earth’s horizon is incredibly poetic. I have tears in my eyes over it 🥹
A screenshot from the NASA livestream for the Artemis II (2) mission launch. The image shows the rocket, Integrity, launching against the tower with a large gust of smoke and light coming out from underneath it.
A screenshot from the NASA livestream for the Artemis II (2) mission launch. The image shows the rocket, Integrity, in mid-air against a bright blue sky. The rocket is extremely tiny because it’s very far away, and a large trail of heat and white smoke trails behind it in a diagonal line.
A screenshot from the NASA livestream for the Artemis II (2) mission launch. The image shows the rocket, Integrity, up close as it ascends over the clouds of Earth.
A screenshot from the NASA livestream for the Artemis II (2) mission launch. The image shows the rocket, Integrity, up close now moving over Earth with a moonrise visible over the distant horizon.
The beautiful, high-resolution photos will surely come out soon, but I’m posting my screenshots anyway.
A rocket launch from the palm of my hand. I just know the astronauts will wave hello to our beloved Luna as they pass her by. ✨🌕
Less than 4 now!! Super super excited!
IT REALLY IS!! And the astronauts sound so excited too!!
10 minutes to launch!!!!!
Just half an hour remaining until the launch window for Artemis II opens, in which NASA will attempt to send humans to orbit the moon, paving the way for a future moon landing and further Mars exploration. ✨🌕
Watch it live on NASA’s official YouTube account: www.youtube.com/live/Tf_UjBM...
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