poor little dude
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I've decided this is my personal head canon for the origin of Kerbal Space Program.
That right there, that's Jeb prime, Jeb 0, being blasted into the Kerbal dimension.
So satellites are not vegan?
Patrons are kindly requested to refrain from eating the satellites.
"One small step for frog, one giant leap for frogkind."
RIP Frog Armstrong π₯²
This kills the frog.
Are we sure on the scale of this picture? That could easily be a man in a clean room suit from a long way away.
there is no scale in this picture, frogs don't have scales. however they do have a halfshell in their more rambunctious teenage years. on this half she'll you might use ffmpeg to scale the image to any size you want!
Oh, cuz NASA said it? They literally said that the fate of the frog is unknown, which likely means they didn't find it. Which means that they didn't confirm if it was a faraway scientist in a clean room suit wearing hand and foot flippers.
Both seem equally as likely.
3...2...1...
/sπ
When youβre not having the day you woke up thinking you were gonna have.
βI donβt wanna close my eeeyes,
I donβt wanna faaall asleep.
Cause Iβd miss you babe,
And I donβt wanna miss a thing.β
Not the right way to boil a frog.
Anyone else feel like that frog lately

You may be killed at any moment by forces beyond your comprehension, and sometimes, it will be hilarious.
Using Pocket Paint, I give the late amphibinaut an unofficial mission patch... Go mission One Giant Leap!

"Nasa" rocket launch you mean. It was private dickhead billionaires back then as now. Nasa paid the bill for these billionaires' companies to both build the rockets and run the missions, getting the glory and sharing all the information with the government paying the bill and then some.
I believe it was this launch: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LADEE
Well, they have a point:
Minotaur V was developed by Orbital Sciences Corporation (now absorbed into Northrop Grumman) and made its maiden, and to date only, flight on September 7, 2013, carrying the LADEE (Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer) spacecraft for NASA.
In my opinion, commissioned by NASA is also NASA rocket, though
The photo is entirely recontextualised when you know the frog is just levitating there.

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