Day: December 1, 2025

Bad At Praying? Here Are 11 Surefire Ways To Improve Your Prayer Life #BabylonBee – Prayer is among the most powerful tools Christians have, yet like a sad houseplant, it’s often neglected. That’s why we consulted with the world’s most faithful and holy Christians to learn the best tips to maintaining a healthy prayer life. Check them out below.

Prayer is among the most powerful tools Christians have, yet like a sad houseplant, it’s often neglected. That’s why we consulted with the world’s most faithful and holy Christians to learn the best tips to maintaining a healthy prayer life. Check them out below.

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Husbands: 17 Things They Are Good For #BabylonBee – Marriage is an endless bouquet of blessings and discoveries, with each new day bringing new joys and delights to those who join in the divine covenant. That being said, what are husbands good for, exactly?

Marriage is an endless bouquet of blessings and discoveries, with each new day bringing new joys and delights to those who join in the divine covenant. That being said, what are husbands good for, exactly?

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A full-size test article of the SpaceX Crew Dragon named DragonFly fires its eight SuperDraco engines in a development test of its ability to land with the accuracy of a helicopter using only the thrusters. The company conducted two tethered tests vehicle attached to a crane so engineers could refine the landing software and systems on the spacecraft. SpaceX envisions returning people to Earth from space on the power of thrust instead of beneath parachutes. SpaceX, in partnership with NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, is developing the Crew Dragon and Falcon 9 integrated system to take astronauts to launch astronauts to the International Space Station from the United States.
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A full-size test article of the SpaceX Crew Dragon named DragonFly fires its eight SuperDraco engines in a development test of its ability to land with the accuracy of a helicopter using only the thrusters. The company conducted two tethered tests vehicle attached to a crane so engineers could refine the landing software and systems on the spacecraft. SpaceX envisions returning people to Earth from space on the power of thrust instead of beneath parachutes. SpaceX, in partnership with NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, is developing the Crew Dragon and Falcon 9 integrated system to take astronauts to launch astronauts to the International Space Station from the United States.
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