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We mine asteroids.

There’s a creative energy in LA. With so many people all wanting to make something.. a film, content, a business, music.. it’s contagious.

Filming at AstroForge. This mind blowing company mines asteroids. @astroforge.io

Creative conversation and career strategizing before The Womac Sisters took the stage at the Hollywood Bowl.

I have a backlog of pressed flowers, so I made some cards to send to friends.

Sometimes I act.

Dinner at Eataly on the rooftop.

An amazing meal and conversation at the iconic LA restaurant Jar. @jarrestaurant

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$That tiny pale blue dot circled in red is Earth. Photographed from 1.4 billion kilometers away by NASA's Cassini spacecraft orbiting Saturn on July 19, 2013. Everything is in that dot. Every ocean. Every mountain. Every city. Every person you have ever loved. Every war ever fought. Every piece of music ever written. Every human being alive on that day, approximately 7 billion people, reduced to a point of light smaller than a pixel beneath Saturn's rings. What made this image different from Voyager's famous Pale Blue Dot photograph in 1990 was that NASA announced it in advance. They told the entire world exactly when Cassini would be photographing Earth from Saturn and asked people to go outside and wave. Thousands did. In parks, on beaches, on rooftops around the world, people stopped what they were doing and smiled at a camera 1.4 billion kilometers away. Every single one of those people is in this photograph. Compressed into a fraction of a pixel alongside everyone else on Earth who did not even know the photo was being taken. Cassini spent 13 years orbiting Saturn before its mission ended in 2017. Engineers deliberately plunged it into Saturn's atmosphere to prevent it from accidentally contaminating Saturn's moons. It burned up completely on September 15, 2017. A spacecraft that had traveled billions of kilometers and sent back some of the most extraordinary images in the history of science, gone in minutes. But this image remains. A moment when a spacecraft looked back across the solar system and reminded us what we actually are. A pale blue dot. Fragile. Rare. Worth protecting. And impossibly beautiful from far enough away. #Astrophysics #Astronomy2026 #NASA$

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