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The moonflight🤍
#HelsPit #NSFW #gposerlewd #gposernsfw #thighlander #hyur #ffxivafterdark #bposernsfw #bposensfw
December 12, 2025 at 8:14 PM
knapparcade.bsky.social
Now here is an appropriate game to share pictures of today, in honor of the NASA astronauts returning from the Moon.

1976 Zaccaria Moon Flight 🌖 single-player electromechanical pinball machine, a product of Italy 🇮🇹.

#moonflight #pinball #arcade #madeinitaly #1970s
April 7, 2026 at 1:52 PM
onehitwondered.bsky.social
The week ending July 26, 1969, intergalactic radio host Vik Venus, Alias: Your Main Moon Man earned US #OneHitWonder honors when his novelty ‘break-in’ hit “Moonflight” entered the US #Billboard #Top40 at #40. The single spent 3 weeks on the chart, peaking at #38. #VikVenus #OneHitWondered #MusicSky
Vik Venus, Alias: Your Main Moon Man - Moonflight
YouTube video by OneHitWondered
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July 26, 2026 at 11:21 PM
carrieprimary.bsky.social
Artezans, Malamander, Moonflight, The Land of Roar, The Last Bear and Greenwild.
Very excited about a Crookhaven series!
March 6, 2026 at 6:20 PM
davidniallwilson.com
Stormageddon is sad because the space helmet is too little for him and he's going to miss the moonflight (or mad at me for putting it on his head... the vote is still out)
Me holding Stormageddon, a Tabby on top white on feet, legs and bottom short-haired exotic Persian cat. His markes are tan and black... his muzzle is white. His eyes are orange, but in this shot downcast. He is wearing a small 3D printed space helmet.
December 14, 2024 at 4:04 PM
carrieprimary.bsky.social
Malamander, Wilderness Wars, The Rewilders, Podkin (if animals count!), Artezans, Moonflight, Greenwild.
I’m just on the 4th Crookhaven, it’s great.
April 24, 2026 at 6:27 PM
carrieprimary.bsky.social
Artezans (particularly later in the series), Malamander, Moonflight and Mog.
July 17, 2026 at 6:35 PM
carrieprimary.bsky.social
On Wednesday, our Scottish Book Trust rep is coming to Book Club so we’ll be talking about lots of books! We’ve just finished Moonflight by Gill Lewis and just starting Land of Roar so lots of chat about those. Also shared @ellemcnicoll.bsky.social A Kind of Spark for our potential next read.
February 27, 2026 at 5:56 PM
craig667.bsky.social
Moonflight
January 1, 2025 at 4:45 PM
nursen2019.bsky.social
#MoonFlight by @gill__lewis is a breathtaking read — beautifully illustrated by Pippa Curnick. The characters linger in your heart, the story echoes long after. WOW! What a tale! Truth and treasure redefined. A must-read!
April 19, 2025 at 8:53 AM
bobmorate.bsky.social
Inventor of the moonflight!
October 4, 2025 at 2:43 PM
onehitwondered.bsky.social
“Moonflight” was a Dickie Goodman-style ‘break-in’ record built around an interview with astronauts. Goodman is the godfather of the genre where clips of popular songs interrupt a fake news or interview segment... A format equal parts sampling, audio collage... and satire. #OneHitWondered #MusicSky
1975 HITS ARCHIVE: Mr. Jaws - Dickie Goodman (a #1 record--mono 45, original single version)
YouTube video by AnotherProf
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July 26, 2026 at 11:24 PM
onehitwondered.bsky.social
Unlike many break-in records, the clips on “Moonflight" were pulled from the Buddah/Kama Sutra family of labels: The Ohio Express, 1910 Fruitgum Co., The Lemon Pipers, The Brooklyn Bridge, & others. The single was produced by Astral Weeks producer Lewis Merenstein. #OneHitWondered
Moonlight Buddah record sleeve
July 26, 2026 at 11:25 PM
onehitwondered.bsky.social
The gimmick paid off, "Moonflight" gave Jack Spector his only #Top40 hit… He followed up with another lunar novelty, “Moon Jack,” but never charted again. Vik Venus was a brief, weird snapshot of late-'60s pop culture/Space Age mania. #JackSpector #VikVenus #OneHitWondered #MusicSky
Vik Venus - Moonjack
YouTube video by beatlechas29
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July 26, 2026 at 11:28 PM
thematrixnetwork.bsky.social
⚠️Why do we get Exclusive NASA Moon Footage instead of LIVE Footage?⚠️ #nasa #Artemis2 #moonlanding #moonflight #spacetravel #thematrixnetwork
April 14, 2026 at 11:01 AM
goblindelight.com
UNTETHERED FEEDBACK: Time spent in the air increases the damage of your next attack. (finally a reason to pick MOONFLIGHT!)
November 24, 2024 at 3:14 AM
margot-and-hamish2.bsky.social
Greeting the man first, thanking him for bringing mum back. Christina's been away, training and moonflight, for a long time I expect. ❤️
April 13, 2026 at 10:12 AM
noxskaven.bsky.social
Three Dungeons and Dragons shortstacks: Szap, Moonflight, and Slax.
September 8, 2023 at 7:36 PM
annewarren.bsky.social
@nickabbot.bsky.social BBC latest on Artemis delay just announced - the next manned moonflight...

...and Trump/Musk's new NASA chief, billionaire Jared Isaacman...

"His entrepreneurial approach might prove a shock to Nasa's system." www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
December 6, 2024 at 12:44 PM
antaresnav.bsky.social
Wan Hu made his rocket-powered moonflight attempt in 1390.
Lagari Celebi actually survived his rocket flight over Constantinople in 1632.
People have been attempting travel by rockets since the invention of gunpowder, Tsiolkovsky just gave us better math for it.
February 2, 2026 at 4:51 AM
doningo.bsky.social
—

Otto Clarence Luening

(Milwaukee, 15/6/1900 - 2/9/1996, NYC)

us-am. composer, conductor and flutist, of german origin.

He was one of the pioneers of electroacoustic music (electronic music and tape music) in the USA.

—

- Moonflight
youtu.be/xtt4zytL0uE

—
June 15, 2025 at 7:12 AM
azuremoonlights.bsky.social
Still unsure how/when/why Luna (Azem) & Hermes first met, but simply on account that it obvioualy requires Luna to be around it must have been something ridiculously dumb or unconvential. Or both.
Atleast nothing caught literal fire.
...
Hopefully.

#🌙Moonflight
April 14, 2025 at 2:22 PM
luchabat.bsky.social
#NowSpinning Vik Venus - Moonflight b/w Everybody's On Strike (1969)
Moon-landing themed break-in record feat samples from a bunch of Buddha #bubblegum singles. The flip is actually by one-off #psychedelic pop group, The Wannaby Herd, from their sole 7". #NowPlaying #vinyl #45Friday #VinylCommunity
February 13, 2026 at 9:56 PM
kenweber.bsky.social
How to watch the liftoff of the first manned space flight to the moon in 50 years.
#NASA #Atemis2 #MoonFlight #Science #SpaceFlight #News

www.space.com/space-explor...
How to watch NASA's Artemis 2 astronauts launch to the moon on April 1
Artemis 2 will be the first time humans have flown to the moon in 50 years, so be sure to tune in.
www.space.com
March 30, 2026 at 1:29 AM
malcolmwilson01.bsky.social
A moment's break from my absence here. I support a group of Year 6 writers at the school where I used to be chair of governors. Last week, their teacher asked them to write a short creative piece based on a picture. I marked their work and gave them feedback. Then I decided to join in the fun...
MOONFLIGHT It was Christmas Eve. Tonight might be their last chance for months, if not years, to come. Ella pulled up the hand-made rope ladder as quickly and carefully as she could, making sure that the rungs, made from banister spindles she’d stolen from the castle’s grand staircase, didn’t rattle against the roof tiles below. Her brother Jake, meanwhile, was all eyes and ears, confirming the bearing on the compass, checking that the wind rippling through the pennant above him was blowing them in the right direction, gauging the rate of their ascent and listening out for any sign that the sorcerer had spotted their escape. Tonight was the result of planning over two years, three months and seventeen days, each day scratched out in five-bar-gates on the wall of their bare, bleak bedroom at the top of one of the castle’s four turrets. Over all that time, Ella (the practical one) had secretly stolen equipment and assembled the basket and balloon that was now, with a wish and a prayer, carrying them to safety and back to their parents. Jake, for his part, had used his brains to plot their escape. They’d had very little time for their plotting. The sorcerer forced Ella to cut firewood, tend the tiny courtyard vegetable garden, fetch water from the dark, bottomless well, cook for the three of them, clean the castle and repair the decaying contents of his lair. Jake was put to work in the sorcerer’s laboratory or in his library, writing down every word that the old man droned at him from the comfort of his tatty chaise-longe and cataloguing the thousands of mouldering books on the seemingly endless shelves that lined the walls from floor to ceiling. In their spare minutes, Ella gathered resources while Jake collected knowledge and assembled it into the most desperate and daring plan: they would use the full moon to fly to freedom. How on earth could the moon help them to leave the castle? That was the first question on Ella’s lips when her brother told her what he had in mind. Then a string of other questions followed, as Ella’s scepticism evaporated and she began to engage in the practicalities. In short, Jake’s plan was to use the full moon as a disguise for a balloon. Even this sounded preposterous to his more sensible sister, but the details eventually convinced her that it might just work. The sorcerer, though he had immense power at his fingertips, was extremely short-sighted. The balloon that Jake envisaged would mimic the moon, both in its appearance and its path across the night sky. Jake had identified one specific night, where there would be a full moon, when they could float up… Now that they were out of his sight, the pair parted company. Ella hurried to their room, where an old laundry basket concealed the ladder she had made, sacks she had filled with sand from the beach below the castle, an anchor she’d found on the shore and fine fishing net that had been caught on the rocks of the rugged island’s coastline. Jake made straight for the laboratory. As well as being his unwilling scribe and librarian, Jake was the old man’s lab technician. Over the intervening months, Jake had been using the equipment and chemicals in the laboratory to create, compress and bottle a sizeable amount of a very dangerous substance: hydrogen. Lighter than air and highly flammable, this gas would either help them to escape or give their captor a surprise fireworks display. That is, Jake thought as he dragged the gas bottle from the room, if it doesn’t explode before it has inflated the balloon. The balloon was, in fact, the vast plastic bag in which the sorcerer’s one luxurious indulgence had been delivered by helicopter last Christmas, as a present to himself: a silk-covered mattress stuffed with the finest Hungarian goose down. No amount of magic could stop his old joints from aching, but the silky softness of the mattress allowed him to sink into a comfortable slumber each night. That was another element of the children’s wishful plan: that the sorcerer, full of food and more than a little drunk, would be fast asleep while they floated far away from here. The second item that Jake took with him from the laboratory was both cunning and simple: using an old plastic bottle, a length of clear plastic hose, an index card and some water dyed with the sorcerer’s own red ink, Jake had made an altimeter, a way of measuring the pressure of the air and showing the children how high their balloon had floated . The third and final item was small but vital: a compass. Ella had retrieved it from a shipwreck in last winter’s storms, and Jake had cleaned it as best he could,… “5-4-3-2-1, let go,” Ella instructed him, looking down at her pocket watch. And as she did so, Jake released his grip on the heavy iron bottle. The basket floated, first a few centimetres, then just above their own height. It drifted beyond the battlements, but the rope ladder that they’d attached to the side of the basket, in case they’d needed to escape from the balloon if it failed to fully lift off, now dangled dangerously close to the roof tiles. If the sorcerer wasn’t soundly asleep, if his suspicious mind and acute hearing were still alert, the tap-tap-tap of the rungs on the slates would have the old man up on the roof in moments. But no. Ella’s deft hands and a small amount of luck meant that the ladder could be fully and quietly retracted without a hitch. They were free. Now the hard work began. Jake spread out his map on the fur rugs they’d brought with them for the chilly journey and opened up his notebook at the page with his calculations. There then began a sequence of quick glances: first at the pennant, to check the force and direction of the wind, next to the compass, then to the rudimentary altimeter hanging from the balloon ropes, and finally to his sister. “Let out two handfuls,” he told her, and Ella used her rapidly chilling fingers to measure out the required amount of their ballast. Jake had calculated that lightening the load in the basket would allow them to climb as slowly as the moon moved; conversely, if they rose too quickly, he could let a little of the gas out. But that was more dangerous, so he hoped he wouldn’t have to do it until they were above their parents’ home on the mainland. The night was almost still; barely a breeze blew them along the path of the moon. Even if the sorcerer now looked out of the window, searching for the escapees, all he would see would be a faint smudge against the luminous lunar disk in the sky. Tonight, the moonlight, usually an enemy for fleeing fugitives, was their friend. But there was no time to ref…
December 19, 2025 at 4:01 PM