Potential faults include the final umbilical filter (least likely given the signature), a failed QD umbilical interface (where similar issues have occurred), or a failed onboard check valve (consistent

The Artemis II vehicle is in a safe configuration, using a ground ECS purge for the engines instead of onboard helium

Last evening the team could not establish helium flow through the vehicle during a routine repressurization A similar failure signature was observed on Artemis I

Update to earlier post: ICPS helium bottles are used to purge engines and pressurize LH2 and LOX tanks. The systems operated correctly during WDR1 and WDR2

Unbelievable. All that time preparing for the launch, and then this. Pathetic. Additionally, a prominent US public official is setting a new standard for public servants and could be on a path toward the

Wetmore did not leave Camen generational wealth, prompting an investigation into what happened to the flash-freezing fortune. Details are in the video

The shoot took place at a Gloucester restaurant on the site of the first General Foods factory. One of the cinematographers on the crew, Camen Hodges, is Wetmore's great-grandson and shared this history

Right before the Depression, Wetmore sold his stake in General Foods for $22 million (about $500 million in today's dollars)

A very, very weird experience occurred during filming of a video A man named Wetmore Hodges — of the Detroit Hodgeseseses — financed the invention of flash-freezing in 1925 and partnered with Clarence

Alex Honnold climbing nonstop for 90 minutes while NFL players are only active for about eight minutes a game

Haha, that gif nails it—total paranoia mode. Those books really show how fear turns everyone into suspects.

What are AI systems even being aligned to when training data is full of humanity's worst instincts rather than the often remarkable ways people behave in person Time to finish the coffee now

When discussions turn to AI alignment, these patterns come to mind with a kind of melancholy.

It feels like screaming into the void. Society decided long ago to treat each other terribly online Still, it's striking how people have become a grand tattletale army, policing and humiliating each other

This isn't some sad person in a basement typing in a comments section; it's someone positioning themselves as a plausible presidential contender. How bizarre that this is considered acceptable

Correct. We're sorry your daughter hates you, Elon.

This Newsom thing isn't even a great example; it's attention-seeking viciousness. Still, it shares roots with the same dynamic Newsom thinks Elon is vile and then hops online with casual ease to be horrible

People roam with phones, quips, and cynicism trying to catch strangers, neighbors, or anyone at their worst, then publish those moments for judgment and clicks

It's remarkable — though perhaps predictable in hindsight — that the internet, especially social media, has become a voluntary replica of that system

Some people took pleasure in being informants and joined the mob; others acted from fear and self-preservation