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I've been watching NASA's live stream tonight. Does anyone know what I'm looking at? Is the crescent earth? Is the orb center right the moon? Vice versa?

https://www.axios.com/2026/04/03/iran-us-fighter-shot-down Iran has shot down a U.S. fighter jet, per two sources familiar with the incident, and a search and rescue effort is underway to locate two crew. The big picture: It's the first time since the beginning of the war that a U.S. jet was...

Are they even actively searching for Nancy, alive or otherwise, at this point? I'm surprised at the lack of organized search parties in this case. Beyond poking around septic tank and using a "sniffer" for her pacemaker, there doesn't seem to be a real public push to find her.

Propofol JMO

I stepped away for a moment and everything's quiet. The camera is just focused on the defendant and everything is awkward. What's going on?

Watching the prosecutor make him explain DARVO is incredible.

Oof. He looks rough: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/golf/article-15701773/tiger-woods-arrest-bodycam-florida.html

There may be a very slight, barely visible additional text in my post ;) The guy is what my grandpa would call a "shyster'.

I hate to say it, but I'm starting to buy his story. I think he may be innocent. Happy April Fool's Day!!!!

I'm surprised defendant is testifying. I was too busy caught up with the space launch, now I've scrubbed the video feed to the beginning of his "testimony"

The images of the earth being left behind were beautiful. I hope they are able to get awesome footage of them encircling the moon.

Liftoff!

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04/01/science/moon-nasa-artemis-launch The final 10 minutes, which NASA calls “terminal count,” is controlled by a computer. A launch controller can halt the countdown if something doesn’t look right.

T-Minus 01:00!

Countdown back on!

Countdown hasn't started back up yet, but: https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04/01/science/moon-nasa-artemis-launch Artemis II is a go for launch.

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04/01/science/moon-nasa-artemis-launch The countdown clock is holding at 10 minutes as NASA works through some issues. That means the launch will not occur at 6:24 p.m., but there is still plenty of time remaining in the two-hour window.

FYI: Skull fractures aren't always dangerous per this witness.

And to round out bonus parents, the victim's step dad comes to bat for her.

Stepmom! Bonus mom's rock. I love my pops, but if I was put in the same situation, I'd have gone up for my stepmom, too.