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Allow us to reintroduce someone … the name’s Perseverance. 

With this new name, our Mars 2020 rover has now come to life! Chosen by middle school student Alex Mather, Perseverance helps to remind ourselves that no matter what obstacles we face, whether it’s on the way to reaching our goals or on the way to Mars, we will push through. In Alex’s own words, ⁣⁣

“We are a species of explorers, and we will meet many setbacks on the way to Mars. However, we can persevere. We, not as a nation but as humans, will not give up. The human race will always persevere into the future.” ⁣

Welcome to the family.⁣ ❤️

⁣Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.

I think the tide pod think was created by someone older than millennials and gen z, just to make gen z look bad

“Are we really listening to the kids who were eating tide pods like a month ago?”

Yes we are. And you know why? Because us KIDS know when to grow up and get serious.

Because us KIDS are starting rallies, writing to are representatives, calling politicians out on their BS.

Because us KIDS are making sure our voices are heard, despite not being old enough to vote.

Because us KIDS are standing united and are willing to have actually conversations, not only about gun control, about other stuff like abortion, LGBT+ rights, racial equality, gender equality, healthcare, education reform, global warming, etc.

Because us KIDS aren’t stubborn adults who are stuck in their ways. We are willing to change, we are willing to help, we are willing to listen.

So yes. We were the kids eating tide pods a month ago, but unlike you adults, we know when it’s time to grow the fuck up and actually do something.

We “kids” are actually standing up to do something because you adults have failed us.

late millennials are similar to gen z, but act like baby boomers, lol. Like they are already old and depressed.

Problems as Gen Z

Millennial: It’s really a shame that you’ll never get to see [insert early 2000’s show]

Gen Z: Oh, but we di-

Millennial: It was such a good show. We should watch it.

Gen Z: Yeah… but I saw it when it came out

Millennial:

Gen Z:

I just feel like when we talk to millennials they don’t even acknowledge that we were around when shows or toys or even trends came out. Or when we bring up a show they act like we don’t know what we’re talking about, by bring up another show and being like, “well I bet you don’t remember this.” We do remember. We might have been younger, but we were there.

R. I. P. oppy!! we love you so much

Carina in Perspective

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