CosmicRami 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

@rami.spaceaustralia.com

Astronomer, driving The Dish📡 to study pulsars in my PhD. Also, founded SpaceAustralia.com. Also, love a bit of astrophotography. Also, do everything with my little mate, Max. Also, Ultra-Gay. He/Him.

“SpaceX has done more to defend Ukraine than any private company on Earth BY FAR.” I'm old enough to remember when #SpaceX was just a rocket launching company. I wonder how the people who work for SpaceX, who you hear cheering like a cult at the launches, feel about their contribution to wars.....

Lora Kolodny@lorak.bsky.social · 6h ago

Musk said he restricted Starlink in Ukraine- causing fast moving drones to lose connectivity - and that he had every right to do so because of some terms of service or contract that he didn't show us. (He didn't address suddenly doing this with no warning to Kyiv.) www.cnbc.com/2026/10/24/u...

Happy 25th Birthday Wayback Machine! On October 24, 2001, The Internet Archive organization launched a free digital archive of websites for the general public called the Wayback Machine. The oldest pages stored in the archive date back to 1996.

Internet Archive website in 2001

He is soooooooooo worried about Texas. All his business doings are in Texas and he needs the current shady circumstances to continue, so him pumping this much money into this fight with Talarico tells you *everything* about how much he is worried about this.

dell cameron@dell.bsky.social · 2d ago

NEW: Elon Musk gave his super PAC $76 million in just two weeks of October, and more than half of its new candidate spending went to one race: the Texas Senate fight against James Talarico. He’s now given more than $445 million this cycle, far more than he spent electing Trump.

(a) so proud of the excellent and important work the #IncludeHer team are doing 🙌🏽👏🏽 (b) more importantly, look at these new results — this is now similar to results from Australia. Women are missing from the science being taught to young people. Go see posts and follow @includeher.bsky.social 👇🏽

IncludeHer@includeher.bsky.social · yesterday

Who gets named in science? 🔬🧬🔭🧪 Our study, led by @cam.ac.uk researchers, found that of 181 scientists named in UK school science specifications for ages 16–18, only THREE were women. Women have shaped science. It's time their contributions were recognised! 💜✨ #IncludeHer #WomenInSTEM

In just five days, Uganda vaccinated 8.3 million children against measles and rubella. The nationwide drive, which ended on 5 October, covered every child aged nine months to five years, whatever their vaccine history. The Cooperator buff.ly/7VnZOYR #ShareGoodNewsToo

Uganda vaccinates over 8.2mln children against measles, rubella - The Cooperator News

Uganda has vaccinated 8,285,835 children against measles and rubella during a nationwide five-day campaign that ended on October 5, 2026

buff.ly

Good! Look how the clown is described: Ryley Niemi -- a content creator whose short-form videos largely focus on antagonizing liberals and mocking LGBTQ+ culture. He deserved the punch, and this is a good outcome (and an example of what others who do the same deserve!)

Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness@tangledwilderness.bsky.social · yesterday

A heartwarming tale of actions, consequences, and a DA who knows when to say "nah." www.latimes.com/california/s...

This is incredible (am just seeing it now) A clinical trial of 1137 people who had melanoma surgically removed and were at very high risk of it returning were given a vaccine that reduced the risk of recurrence or death by 42%, and 55% of patients with advanced melanoma were now effectively cured.

World-first personalised therapeutic cancer vaccine cuts risk of melanoma recurrence

In a world-first international trial, adding a type of personalised therapeutic cancer vaccine made from an individual patient’s own tumours to immunotherapy after surgery for high-risk melanoma, redu...

sydney.edu.au

Not sure if anyone has said this yet, but ... Wi-Fi. It's a technology that benefits BILLIONS of people at every given second. And it came from something terrible (Second World War) via science / astronomy: WWII ---> Radar Tech ---> Radio Astronomy (in Australia!) ---> Wi-Fi

Michael Druker 🇨🇦@mdruker.app · yesterday

Social media loves talking about how everything is getting worse. But what’s something that you’ve seen get _better_ in your lifetime?