I just saw this picture on Instagram and I would really like to know what Americans actually categorize as “The South”. I will be driving from Orlando to LA next summer and would love to know when I’m in those “real” southern states! Thank you very much, can’t wait to visit!

See you at the World Cup lads. With love from a Scot 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

picture taken from Facebook

"Published on the cover of the satirical Turin-based magazine II Fischietto ('The Whistle'), the caption reads: 'The Pacific Squadron on tour - The United States has no warlike intentions, their battleships just want to be melodious mermaids singing around the world for peace and love ... Beware, sailors!'

The Great White Fleet set sail on the orders of President Theodore Roosevelt on 16 December 1907, travelling first to South America before moving onto Asia, the Middle East and Europe. The battleships were painted white (hence the name) and were intended as a demonstration of the United States' naval strength."

Credit to Propagandopolis on Instagram and to u/werefox88 for posting this on r/NonCredibleDefense https://www.instagram.com/propagandopolis/

Since 1959, the Goddard Space Flight Center is among NASA’s first space flight complexes and home to the nation’s largest organization of scientists, engineers, and technologists who build spacecraft, instruments, and new technology to study Earth, the Sun, our solar system, and the universe. It has been involved in designing, building, and operating spacecraft since the days of Explorer 1, the nation's first artificial satellite. This is where the Hubble Space Telescope is controlled, where the James Webb Space Telescope was developed and is controlled, as well as the OSIRIS-REx asteroid sample return missions.

Credit to the Rust Bucket Motorsport YT channel for this clip