Perfect name

We might need to reconsider telling kids to stay in school.

@Evvie Good Afternoon; howya feeling?

Ever heard of the Battle of Blair Mountain? Federal troops were called against 13,000 miners.

Three battles that led to the biggest armed insurrection since the Civil War.

This is a key part of American history that's not taught in schools, and it needs to be. It's as important as learning about the massacre of black wall street.

https://www.upworthy.com/ever-heard-of-the-battle-of-blair-mountain-federal-troops-were-called-against-13000-miners

@AirRation @missmesss75

I'm no longer concerned about the elections. I've accepted that 2020 will be a sham.

Too many levers for bad actor to pull have been, not ignored, but actually put in place for manipulation.

Voter rolls can be altered, in some cases w/o trace.

Machines are hackable.

The party in power is happy to ignore these b/c know that it benefits them and delays the Am., ppl finding out how they have been funded.

</rant> damn fuck'n right i'm on a rant.

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#raven update.

52lb

We met cows. Cows form a really scary defensive line when when they meet a problem child.

First toot. Here goes...🐾🙋😸

Hello, New People!

Behave yourselves. Don't embarrass me, that's the important thing.

This is how my chonk like to be pet 🤷‍♂️

An astrophotographer has clicked an exceptional video, wherein we can feel the rotation of the earth

Using a tracking mount, aligned with North Star, he kept clicking images every 12 seconds for the next 3 hours.
The camera is looking at the same portion of the Milky Way

https://twitter.com/i/status/1215128694584270849

Pet peeve: you can rarely just purchase software anymore. #Monthlies

Took a lot of photos this year. Think this one was my favorite.

Drone shot of an approaching thunderstorm over the Florida Panhandle.

What frequency can you hear up to?

Somewhere around 15,000-15,500 Hz for me.