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how bloody interesting
never,in the lifetie of rbk,have i ever learnt so much,for nothing has
pity,ikrly die son
butt usa
the wirld/humanities existebce may go first duh
 

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crying
naaah very sad,for the indigenous
and the destruction of the buffalo/bison
some relief/consolation,kind souls,are/have grought them back
we are indeed ver bad humans,sub humans sorry

 
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Browsing this forum, watching the last of us and drinking coffe. :)
funny
how some seem to love/drink coffee
a dieuretic to me/makes me want to piss,often huh

yes man me,brought up on oldv english/pom values
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there initial tip off/exploitation of tea labor usa,on tea plantations huh2
 

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me
always loved the ussr/like china now
no reawson why we should think the western thought,of hate andb jealousy

each country/peoples,to there own
none of this
we are the best
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A moving gif consisting of several images of an asteroid appearing as a bright spot on a blue background. Blurry white streaks of passing stars flicker across the image while the asteroid stays firmly centred, its tail just visible disappearing towards the right side of the image.
Images from the first month after the DART spacecraft’s deliberate asteroid collision. Because each frame is the average over an entire night’s observing, the asteroid is in the centre and the stars appear as streaks. (University of Canterbury Ōtehīwai Mt John Observatory/UCNZ)

Spacecraft knocked 1 million kg off asteroid


The asteroid that was deliberately hit with NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft last September lost one million kilograms of rock, gained a 1,000-kilometre-long debris tail and now completes its orbit 33 minutes faster than before the collision. A detailed analysis of what happened when DART smashed into the Great-Pyramid-sized asteroid Dimorphos has revealed how successful this first test of planetary defence really was. The spacecraft hit a spot close to the asteroid’s centre and caused a large spray of rubble to fly outwards, which maximized the impact’s force and added momentum.
Nature | 5 min read
Reference: Nature papers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
reading
partially blind/aged,butt wf ha
ajways interested
make way for cjins/russya,maybe
learn to share
kuje you/we assess never did,with covid info,grrrr
selfish serving mongerals