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ead More​ Gigantic 'hole' appears the sun wider than 60 Earths (NASA/SDO/AIA) A monstrous dark patch, known as a coronal hole, recently appeared near the sun's equator. The temporary gap enables unusually fast solar wind to race toward Earth. Full Story: Live Science(12/5)

Health (Silver Place via Getty Images) Electrical stimulation could treat traumatic brain injuries An early trial suggests that deep brain stimulation could treat cognitive impairment associated with traumatic brain injury. Read More​

keeping that area stimulated,by default

 

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James Webb telescope discovers dark secret of 'The Brick' (Henshaw / MPIA) Peering deep into "The Brick," a dark, chaotic gas cloud at the heart of the Milky Way, the James Webb Space Telescope uncovered secrets that could shake up theories of star formation. Full Story: Live Science(12/6) the 1 of 5 i cant help sharing love the milky way a lifeyi f mystery almost better than a religion,to me huh

 

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Space How many times has Earth orbited the sun? We worked out how many trips each of the solar system's eight planets has taken around the sun over the past 4.6 billion years. Read Mor almost forgotten how our earth behaved​

 

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(SA / ESAC Astronomy Club / W. Van Reeven)

'Christmas comet' meteor shower may appear for 1st time

A brand-new meteor shower triggered by the 'Christmas comet' 46P/Wirtanen may appear over Earth for the first time on Dec. 12, though it will be visible from only a small sliver of the world.

 

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SHK Scallywag battles the waves during the Solas Big Boat Challenge, the last race before the Sydney to Hobart yacht race

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Pretty sexy

 

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See the heart of the Milky Way as it’s never been captured before

These photos have everything: supernovas, non-thermal filaments, and a massive black hole.

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(MU Faculty of Arts)

Medieval belt buckle of 'dragon' eating frog discovered

Archaeologists in the Czech Republic thought they'd found a unique object, but they have since learned of at least three more.

Read More​ human interest often seldom wanes huh who,would have thoight of a medieval belt nuckle,smile learn daily much better than wars huh

 

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be very nice in my backyard ha/kidding
but nice

 

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The last wild apple forests
Granny Smiths and Fujis can both be traced back to Almaty, Kazakhstan, where apples still grow wild. In the early 20th century, biologist Nikolai Vavilov traced the apple genome back to a grove near Almaty, a small town whose wild apples are nearly indistinguishable from the Golden Delicious. Vavilov visited Almaty and was astounded to find apple trees growing wild, densely entangled and unevenly spaced, a phenomenon found nowhere else in the world.
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love apples ha
and johnny a oh

funnybfyi

love agricultural/fruit picking au/nz

used to be about 3 dllars an hour
10 [c ag tax special huh ha

now
nz 22 dollars an hour minimu/subsistence level bs wage
and
having difficulties finding fiolk to get out of bed to wirk

probably ww

gee sad state of affairs we bs adults,encursage younsterd to not wirk gtttt
sad

 

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GASTRO OBSCURA
7 Wild Stories From the Prohibition Era


if
i euz usa hrt

think
id die happy ha

 

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a perfect rugged scene
love
et no human intehare

a ittle lifegiving man grove/wuke bs,be nice ha

 

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ealk of solitode nill
beed nothing else
esp masks huh
thewoylds finest follow the oseudo leaders bs

proof
where are the masks today

 

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Space Deal of the Day

Best stargazing apps to help you navigate the night sky (Getty Images) Our roundup of the best stargazing apps for Android and iOS smartphones that'll enhance your knowledge of the cosmos. Full Story: Space(4/24) maybe hepful to anyone intereested

 

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Podcast: Who made these stone tools?​ A type of ancient stone blade was made by the first Homo sapiens that moved into northern Europe some 45,000 years ago — not by Neanderthals. Researchers sifted through thousands of pieces of rubble at one of the few sites that had been left untouched by early 20th-century archaeologists. “It's an ancient cave that collapsed, there is a layer with blocks that are about the size of a car,” paleoanthropologist and study co-author Jean-Jacques Hublin tells the Nature Podcast. DNA analysis of 13 bone fragments confirmed that they belonged to modern humans that probably started living at the periphery of the Neanderthals’ domain. Nature Podcast | 29 min listen Subscribe to the Nature Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify, or use the RSS feed.

Quote of the day​ “I’ve found that doing science is the ultimate act of rebellion, and a way to confront the injustices that women face every day.” Being a Latin American woman in science is partly about shattering stereotypes and glass ceilings, says palaeontologist Dirley Cortés. (Nature | 6 min read)

nature brifing seldom lets down those for a thirst of/for lnowledge
much better than crazed power hungry warmongering cretins ...ww

 

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Seismologists might have identified the deepest layer of Earth’s core

The so-called 'innermost inner core' could become the latest addition to geology textbooks.

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(NASA, ESA, and R. Foley (University of California – Santa Cruz); Processing: Gladys Kober (NASA/Catholic University of America)) NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has zoomed in on one side of a cosmic tug-of-war that will rage between two galaxies for tens of millions of years. Frustratingly, this is one competition in which a clear winner may never emerge, as the two galaxies could well be drawn together to merge into one at the end of this gravitational contest. Full Story: Space(2/5)

SpaceX SpaceX shows off Super Heavy boosters in 'megabay' (SpaceX) SpaceX wants to launch its giant Starship vehicle often over the coming months, as a new photo makes abundantly clear. SpaceX's "megabay" at its Starbase site in South Texas, the center of Starship manufacturing and launch activities, is jam-packed with towering stainless-steel cylinders - Super Heavy vehicles, the first stage of SpaceX's Starship megarocket - which rise nearly to the roof. Full Story: Space(2/5) admit a little/big bit confused/bemused even re ur continual exeriamentation,of our space age

 

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Space (Robert Lea (created with canva)) How do galaxies grow while ensnared in the universe's cosmic web? New simulations show how thousands of galaxies evolve by traveling through the strands of gas, dust and stars that make up the universe's "cosmic web." Read More​

Astronomy & Astrophysics (John Davis/Stocktrek Images via Getty Images) April 8 solar eclipse: 4 telescopes and observatories where you can watch totality The April 8 total solar eclipse will be visible from several astronomical observatories across North America. Here are four that have big events planned for the day the sun disappears. Read M still expecring assisstance in re-naning my galaxy,smile​

 

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Watch the sun spit out colossal plasma plume (video) (NASA/SDO and the AIA, EVE, and HMI science teams) A powerful solar flare erupted from a giant unstable sunspot last night, triggering radio blackouts on Earth and firing a hot plasma plume through the sun's atmosphere at speeds of 900,000 mph (400 km/s). The long-duration solar flare from the sunspot region AR3575 began on Monday (Feb 5) at 8:30 p.m. EST (0130 GMT on Feb 6) and peaked at 10:15 EST (0315 GMT on Feb 6), according to solar physicist Keith Strong who posted details about the eruption on X. Full Story: Space(2/6) admiy nz beong persecuted by the infernal sun burns differently clever bs naysayers wwnwil deny no fn brains to think,its possible

 

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Tacoma, Washington!!

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smile nil

thought it waw mt egmont mz

funny/odd/slackarse succesive govts nz

insyead of a bindindingreferendun/where the people dettermine suchtreaires sjould bear bot idigenous plus english/europeab banes

eg
egmont/taranaki

the dickheads procrastinte/a change of govts.and nothing done
pathetic