It's a good thing we've got Canada's sharpest mind — and most honest broker — in charge of regulating an abstruse technology peddled by deep-pocketed psychopaths.

Max in Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 💪

Same in our house, the force is strong with our felines !! 😎

A congratulatory high five at the end!

she was rapt

Data caught it!

Herbie reported for duty. #mooncat

Same same

So did Torties! 🚀😸

We were very much invested in helping!

Tabbies everywhere monitored Artemis 2

We've got them surrounded on all sides!

My cat too first time he ever noticed anything on the TV

All cats love space travel

Ok, this is really a thing. Our geriatric cat, who usually walks around and screams this time of day, was mesmerized and quietly watched the recovery operations for 15 minutes.

Saffy had to make sure the Integrity crew returned back to earth

As soon as the parachutes deployed she launched herself at the tv 😂

Our cat was also intrigued 😂

My cat, like my boyfriend, fell asleep waiting for the astronauts to get out of the capsule. He missed a whole rescue!

She was locked in

Mine too!! What the heck is it about this moment in time that all these cats suddenly noticed? 😂

Here’s my nasa crew!

Let's keep this going! Cats loved the Artemis II splashdown!

Isn’t that something?! 😆

Wade's pretty excited, too!

Monitoring the situation

Here too bsky.app/profile/cass...

Glad to experience this moment alongside cats around the world (Here’s Gnocchi, who we are currently looking after)

Moving objects!

I love that lunar capsules are irresistible to cats

They were surrounded

NASA failed to predict the real splashdown risk.

The art of the deal:

I am conscientious and don't want to like untrue things just because they're about cats. But this is real, and I've now read an article about Taters. Taters is real. www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-t...

Would not have predicted 20ish years ago that I would associate Unwritten (Natasha Bedingfield) and A Thousand Miles (Vanessa Carlton) mostly with basketball.

This is the end for #Toronto 's McLaughlin Planetarium. Long shuttered, it is now being demolished. Shedding a tear for this childhood landmark for many of us 70s and 80s kids.

I support future high-profile space missions because (a) I am in favour of things that push the boundaries of science and contribute to our knowledge of the universe, and (b) I would like to be able to check in with the various NASA mission people I’ve created elaborate narratives about.

Would watch a livestream of just this on the regular.

The Dog Who Stopped the War — goofy? No. And also no. This is not a "family film," unless your family is full of people who yearn for trauma. I saw it in the theatre at a birthday party. Rows of weeping children.

We all hate April Fools' Day, but I went bats writing this 3,800-word "profile" of Brundlefly for @thewalrus.ca in 2016, and nobody read it, and I insist on sharing it every April 1: thewalrus.ca/metamorphosis/

oh my lord the closing credits...

Ontario police: