Remember how, during previous solar eclipses, there were internet and cell phone outages, food shortages, and traffic jams?
Yeah – I don’t either…
We had a total eclipse in #yeahThatGreenville in August of 2017. Hotels and airplane flights were booked to capacity, but no one panicked. I guess governments want to manufacture a crisis, and it’s much easier to do since the COVID plandemic.
Greenvillians can view a partial solar eclipse on April 8th, 2024. It begins at 1:50 pm, the maximum is at 3:09 pm, and it ends at 4:24 pm. Remember to wear eclipse-viewing glasses to avoid damaging your eyes!
🤔 Kept thinking about this song when I was watching the Tesla Spaceman livestream 💭
from TrommTimes via IFTTT
Congratulations @ElonMusk and @SpaceX on the successful #FalconHeavy launch. This achievement, along with @NASA’s commercial and international partners, continues to show American ingenuity at its best! pic.twitter.com/eZfLSpyJPK
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 7, 2018
Elon Musk SpaceX successfully launched Falcon Heavy today. The payload? A Tesla roadster with driver Starman. You can watch the livestream as they float through space in low earth orbit.
Someday our distribution vehicles might also travel the starry roads of outer space but until that time comes we will continue to deliver the sweet and celestial taste of MoonPies through Twitter and other things of that nature
— MoonPie (@MoonPie) February 7, 2018
