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Saved - February 23, 2026 at 2:48 AM
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I note Denmark proposes a copyright law that gives every citizen ownership of their own likeness. If enacted, no one—AI companies included—could use my face, voice, or body data without my consent. This responds to deepfakes and concerns about scams, misinformation, and political manipulation.

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

In a world where artificial intelligence can replicate a person’s voice or face in seconds, Denmark is stepping forward with a groundbreaking proposal: a copyright law that grants every citizen ownership of their own likeness. If passed, this law would mean no one — not even AI companies — could legally use your face, voice, or body data without consent. The move comes amid growing global concerns about deepfakes, where digital replicas of real people are used in scams, misinformation, and even political manipulation.

Saved - February 5, 2026 at 5:56 PM
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I report the first documented case of cancer-like tumors arising from tapeworm cells in a human. A 41-year-old man with advanced HIV developed invasive tumors in lungs, liver, and lymph nodes. The malignant cells carried no human DNA and matched Hymenolepis nana. Essentially, the tapeworm became cancerous and spread. Immune suppression likely enabled this. He died after the finding was confirmed.

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

First-ever case: human develops cancer from tapeworm cells. In a groundbreaking medical discovery, scientists have confirmed the first documented instance of a human developing invasive, cancer-like tumors caused by cells from a parasitic tapeworm rather than their own body. The patient—a 41-year-old man with advanced HIV—presented with tumors spreading through his lungs, liver, and lymph nodes. At first glance, the growths resembled typical human cancer. However, detailed genetic analysis by researchers from the CDC and physicians in Colombia revealed something extraordinary: the malignant cells carried no human DNA. Instead, they were genetically identical to Hymenolepis nana, the dwarf tapeworm—a common intestinal parasite. Essentially, the tapeworm itself had developed cancer within the patient’s body, and its cancerous cells then spread aggressively throughout his organs. This bizarre phenomenon appears to have occurred because the man’s severely weakened immune system—compromised by untreated HIV—allowed the parasite’s stem-like cells to proliferate uncontrollably. Although these tapeworm-derived cancer cells were roughly ten times smaller than typical human cancer cells, they displayed the same invasive and lethal behavior. The case underscores a dangerous overlap between widespread parasitic infections and immune-suppressing conditions like HIV, especially in regions where both are common. Such tumors could easily be mistaken for conventional cancer, delaying proper diagnosis and treatment. Sadly, the patient died shortly after the true nature of his condition was identified. Researchers continue to study this unprecedented disease process to better understand its implications for global health and improve detection in vulnerable populations. [Muehlenbachs, A., Bhatnagar, J., Agudelo, C. A., Alvarez, J. D., Alberti, M. O., Luthringer, D. J., & Zaki, S. R. Malignant Transformation of Hymenolepis nana in a Human Host. New England Journal of Medicine]

Saved - December 25, 2025 at 7:05 PM
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I report that a recent study estimates AI training and operation consume 312.5 to 764.6 billion liters of water annually, potentially surpassing the world’s 446 billion liters of bottled water. The figures cover data-center cooling and disclosed water use, excluding embodied water in chips. UC Riverside’s Shaolei Ren suggests the true figure is higher, and prior estimates may be too conservative.

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

AI consumes as much water as the world’s bottled water industry. A recent study reveals the substantial environmental water footprint of artificial intelligence, indicating that training and operating models could already exceed the annual global consumption of bottled water. By integrating estimates of data center cooling requirements with the limited water-usage disclosures from major tech firms, researcher Alex de Vries-Gao estimates that AI activities consume between 312.5 billion and 764.6 billion liters of water annually—encompassing or potentially surpassing the roughly 446 billion liters of bottled water consumed worldwide each year. These calculations focus on operational impacts and do not include the significant “embodied” water used in producing AI chips and hardware. UC Riverside's Shaolei Ren, a noted expert in this area, contends that the true figure is likely higher, suggesting prior estimates have been overly conservative. [De Vries-Gao, A. (2025). Environmental impacts of artificial intelligence: Energy use, emissions, and water consumption. Patterns] [Wolverton, T. (2025, December 19). Study: Artificial intelligence models might be more thirsty than thought. San Francisco Examiner]

Saved - November 23, 2025 at 1:27 PM

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iPhone vs Nokia [📹uandersonx] https://t.co/RVGafRHZBQ

Saved - October 27, 2025 at 8:00 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

In 1991, 14-year-old Trey Cooley was killed at a shooting range by a bullet that ricocheted from the outdoor range into the building he was in and hit him in the head. Forensic scientists were able to track the origin and this is how it happened. https://t.co/gFrvxhkk29

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Using a modified gun, Smith takes aim and squeezes the trigger. In a fraction of a second, another shot is fired during the recoil phase of the original shot. It happened so quickly, the shooter doesn't know it left the gun. The bullet misses the target high and to the left. Traveling upwards, it passes underneath the last set of protective baffles and just three inches over the berm. It's speeding at 1,200 feet per second. The bullet blasts through the aluminum siding, goes through a storage room, misses a broom and some pipes by less than an inch, and then breaks through a second wall entering the air gun range. Then the bullet does something unbelievable. It strikes an ordinary ceiling tile, and for some unknown reason, it doesn't blast straight through into the roof. Instead, it skids along the tile for seven inches before mysteriously changing direction, making a 10 degree turn and begins a downward path. It slows to about 900 feet per second, penetrates a plaster wall, and enters Trey Cooley's head.
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Speaker 0: Using a modified gun, Smith takes aim and squeezes the trigger. In a fraction of a second, another shot is fired during the recoil phase of the original shot. It happened so quickly, the shooter doesn't know it left the gun. The bullet misses the target high and to the left. Traveling upwards, it passes underneath the last set of protective baffles and just three inches over the berm. It's speeding at 1,200 feet per second. The bullet blasts through the aluminum siding, goes through a storage room, misses a broom and some pipes by less than an inch, and then breaks through a second wall entering the air gun range. Then the bullet does something unbelievable. It strikes an ordinary ceiling tile, and for some unknown reason, it doesn't blast straight through into the roof. Instead, it skids along the tile for seven inches before mysteriously changing direction, making a 10 degree turn and begins a downward path. It slows to about 900 feet per second, penetrates a plaster wall, and enters Trey Cooley's head.
Saved - October 16, 2025 at 8:36 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Dead internet is no longer just a theory https://t.co/PAGsPS1i9Q

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In China, a method to make social media posts go viral involves a setup of many smartphones. The process uses regular phones stripped down to their circuit boards, which are gathered together and connected to power and the internet. With the right software, this arrangement can run and control dozens of phones simultaneously. Using this system, one can create multiple accounts and artificially boost likes and follows.
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Speaker 0: In China, people often use this trick to make posts blow up on social media. Flip the switch and one monitor shows a bunch of phone screens all at once. It's basically built out of regular smartphones and putting it together is easier than you'd think. You strip the phones down to just the circuit boards, gather them in one spot, and hook them up to power in the internet. With the right software, a setup like this can run and control dozens of phones at the same time. Using that system, you can create multiple accounts and artificially boost likes and follows.
Saved - October 11, 2025 at 11:01 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Why Britain drives on left [🎞️ farzanfilms] https://t.co/8LCtVQXHE8

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Why does Britain drive on the left when everyone else drives right? On horses, most people traveled left, their dominant hand on the right ready to defend or attack oncoming strangers. On carriages, aristocrats kept to the left again. Commoners were pushed to the right, away from faster moving coaches. In 1789, the French Revolution broke the aristocratic order, and as a symbol of equality, everyone was forced to drive on the right. Enter Napoleon. As he conquered Europe, nation by nation switched to the right as well. But Napoleon failed to conquer Britain. Instead, they spread their traditional left across all their empire India, Australia, Japan, much of Africa. And that's why Britain and its former colonies drive left to this day, while the rest of the world follows Napoleon.
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Speaker 0: Why does Britain drive on the left when everyone else drives right? On horses, most people traveled left, their dominant hand on the right ready to defend or attack oncoming strangers. On carriages, aristocrats kept to the left again. Commoners were pushed to the right, away from faster moving coaches. In 1789, the French Revolution broke the aristocratic order, and as a symbol of equality, everyone was forced to drive on the right. Enter Napoleon. As he conquered Europe, nation by nation switched to the right as well. But Napoleon failed to conquer Britain. As victors, the British never adopted Napoleon's rules. Instead, they spread their traditional left across all their empire India, Australia, Japan, much of Africa. And that's why Britain and its former colonies drive left to this day, while the rest of the world follows Napoleon.
Saved - August 21, 2025 at 6:17 AM
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The Ayam Cemani is a rare chicken breed from Indonesia, known for its unique hyperpigmentation that makes it entirely black, including its feathers and internal organs. Records of this breed date back to the 12th century, predating the Majapahit empire. The Ayam Cemani holds cultural significance, often used in religious and mystical rituals, categorized into three functions for disaster repulsion and traditional ceremonies. Due to its rarity, it commands high prices, with roosters costing around $1,500 and eggs valued at over $50 each.

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Ayam Cemani is an uncommon and relatively modern breed of chicken from Indonesia. They have a dominant gene that causes hyperpigmentation (Fibromelanosis), making the chicken entirely black; including feathers, beak, meat, bones, and internal organs https://buff.ly/2GEwTQZ https://t.co/iGGtTrmeNO

@unitedinminds - United in Mind

Records of Ayam Cemani, found in Indonesia, can be traced back to the 12th century, even before the reign of the Majapahit empire. It is often used for religious, mystical, ritual and medicinal purposes. The community divides cemani into three mystical functions, namely cemani widitra, cemani warastratama and cemani kaikayi, namely to repel disaster, magic to traditional ceremonies. Although successfully cultivated, the price is much higher than ordinary native chicken because this chicken is difficult to obtain. A cemani rooster can cost $1500. The eggs are valued at upwards of $50 per egg. Link: youtu.be/3b24Q8Bz7b4

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Nama saya Wina Kusuma, saya beternak ayam cemani di Indonesia. Hampir 100% tubuhnya hitam, termasuk organ dalamnya, karena melanin pigmen. Harga bervariasi dengan kualitas; sekarang sekitar 1020 juta, grade bagus membawa keuntungan dan kesejahteraan pemilik. Banyak orang mengaitkan mistik karena aura ayam ini. Kami punya hubungan chemistry antara batin dan ayam: ketika kami stres atau sakit, ayam ikut stres; jika kami bahagia, ayam bahagia. Ini adalah kebanggaan saya dan identitas Indonesia; saya akan tetap fokus. Name is Wina Kusuma, I breed Cemani chickens in Indonesia. Almost 100% of its body is black, including the internal organs, due to melanin pigment. Price varies by quality; currently around 1020 million, high-grade birds bring profit and owner welfare. Many people link it to mystique because of the chicken's aura. We have a chemistry-like bond between heart and bird: when we are stressed or sick, the chicken is stressed; when we are happy, the chicken is happy. This is my pride and Indonesia's identity; I will stay focused.
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Speaker 0: Hampir 100% dari seluruh tubuhnya hitam bahkan organ bagian dalamnya pun hitam seperti tulang daging semuanya hitam Nama saya Wina Kusuma saya beternak ayam cemani di Indonesia Bagi orang yang pertama melihat ayam cemani itu dia satu pasti kaget, dia takjub Pertama saya melihatnya, saya takjub, saya kaget karena sejak kecil kita sudah tahu kan ada ayam hitam itu eksis tapi kita belum pernah ketemu. Baru setelah dewasa saya dikasih dapat tiga, kita mulai. Hitaman pada ayam cemani ini karena melanin pigmen yang membuat dia membuat ayam itu berwarna dan kelebihan melanin pada ayam cemani menjadikan mereka menjadi ayam yang sangat hitam Harga ayam cemani itu bervariatif tergantung pada kualitasnya sekarang juga harganya sekitar 1020 juta yang grade bagus membawa keuntungan dan membawa ketenangan kesejahteraan bagi pemiliknya orang takutnya disebut sebagai penyihir penyembah setan karena kita, karena tadi kentalnya mistik di ayam ini Tapi memang kita memiliki hubungan chemistry ya hubungan yang antara batin dengan ayam kalau kita lagi stres lagi sakit lagi nggak enak pikiran kadangkadang ayamnya juga ikut stres nggak mau makan kalau kitanya senang bahagia ayamnya juga bahagia bagi saya mau beternak ayam cuman ini adalah satu kebanggaan dan buat saya sebagai warga Indonesia ini adalah sebuah kebanggaan yang luar biasa makanya saya akan tetap terus fokus dia yang cemerlang
Saved - July 28, 2025 at 12:11 AM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

AI controlled Bot Farm. https://t.co/WrqTbt8rYo

Saved - July 21, 2025 at 5:29 AM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Marvin Gaye’s voice isolated from music «I heard It through the grapevine», 1967. https://t.co/HlnQewX1MD

Saved - July 12, 2025 at 5:52 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

The Swedish torch was invented by Finns and it became known in Europe during the 1600s. Compared to a campfire, it is more compact, and therefore several small heat sources can be distributed over an area [📹woodsboundoutdoors] https://t.co/rnX4b940qS

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The Swedish torch is an efficient way to cook food in the wilderness. Take a small log and split it into quarters. Shave off the inside corners of each section, about two thirds the length of the log. Use small sticks crisscrossed to create airflow gaps between each section. Wrap it with wire to hold it together. Light a fire inside the log, feeding it small, dead twigs to get it going. The torch gets hot and is ready to cook over. Even if the log has moisture, feeding it twigs helps it burn well enough to cook bacon and heat up coffee.
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Speaker 0: One of the best and most efficient ways to cook food in the wilderness, the Swedish torch. Take a small section of log and split it into quarters. Then shave off the inside corners of each section, but only about two thirds the length of the log. Then do the same thing to the three remaining sections. So now you wanna get some small sticks and crisscross them to create a gap in between each section for airflow. Then wrap it up with some wire to hold it all together, and this is what we're left with. So now I'm gonna light a fire inside of the log. At this point, you just wanna keep feeding small dead twigs inside of a torch to get your fire going. Get your bacon ready because your torch is getting hot and it's ready to cook over. This log I'm using wasn't the best because it has a lot of moisture in it, so I'm just gonna keep feeding small twigs into it to get it nice and hot. Everything in the woods is very wet this time of year, but it still burns well and cooked my bacon nicely and I was able to heat up some coffee.
Saved - June 25, 2025 at 5:52 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Curious fact. The chickens we eat may not have walked more than 10 feet in their entire lives. https://t.co/7yynGJjfyL

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Chicks are transported to factories via conveyor belts where workers check their health. Healthy chicks receive a unified vaccination and are sent to farms, while those with slight problems are discarded. At the farms, the chicks consume high-grade feed containing growth hormones. Due to this feed and their limited activity, their legs weaken under their increasing weight, restricting their movement. Most broiler chickens are sent to processing plants around 40 days old. There, they undergo automated processing into semi-finished products for packaging and sale. The chicken you eat may not have walked more than three meters in its entire life.
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Speaker 0: The chicken you eat may not have walked more than three meters in its entire life. What you are seeing now is how they look just after hatching. After being sent to the factory, the chicks are transported to human hands through a series of conveyor belts. Workers check the health of each chick. Healthy chicks are given a unified vaccination and sent down a chute, while chicks with slight problems are discarded to the other side. The healthy chicks are then placed into plastic baskets and transported to the farms. At the farms, they can eat plenty of high grade feed every day, but they don't know that this feed contains a large amount of growth hormones. Due to the long term consumption of this feed and their limited range of activity, their legs soon can't bear the rapidly increasing weight and they have no choice but to stay in place. Most broiler chickens are sent to processing plants around 40 old. Once they enter the processing plant, they are sent to the production line for automated processing, becoming various semi finished products ready for packaging and sale.
Saved - June 4, 2025 at 1:01 AM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Same McDonald’s order, 40 years apart 1985 vs 2025 [📹 isaiahshickley] https://t.co/tekRwNwkp9

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In the past, a McDonald's Big Mac value pack, including a large Coke, a Big Mac, and a supersized fry with 30% more, cost $2.59. Ordering the equivalent in 2025—two Big Macs, two large fries, and two large Cokes—totals $26.46 before taxes.
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Speaker 0: Welcome to McDonald's. May I take your order? Like a Big Mac value pack. Make it two, please. Hey. What's that? It's a new value pack. See? You get a large Coke, a Big Mac, and a supersized fry with 30% more, all for just $2.59. Speaker 1: Okay. So let's order this exact same thing today in 2025, starting with two Big Macs, two large fries, and two large Cokes. Your total comes to $26.46 without taxes.
Saved - June 3, 2025 at 6:31 PM

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How containers are organized and stacked within a vessel’s structures https://t.co/yzcPaRLHfK

Saved - May 22, 2025 at 8:38 AM

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A simulation of what would happen in a nuclear war https://t.co/IqOK8OkwFu

Saved - May 18, 2025 at 9:37 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

45 years ago Today, Mount St. Helens erupted: the deadliest and most destructive volcanic event in the history of the U.S. This is the eruption obtained by upscaled 4K pictures with advanced AI interpolation. https://t.co/dG5pk1QBtG

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Northwest side. A seven slide is coming off of the West slope. There's a great big eruption out of the crater. Another eruption opened up on the west side.
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Speaker 0: Northwest side. A seven slide is coming off of the West slope. So now we got a whole great big eruption out of the crater. And we got another opened up on the west side, a whole west side, What's going, Jerry?
Saved - April 14, 2025 at 12:24 AM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

A brilliant overview of Boston Dynamics robots by CNET [video: https://buff.ly/3aYjTWG]

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Saved - April 5, 2025 at 11:18 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

You can have many sexual orientations. But hundreds years from now, if archeologist find your pelvis bone, they will say you either male or female. https://t.co/lZbomFaYB7

Saved - March 22, 2025 at 1:12 AM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

How cigarettes were once packaged in France in 1930. https://t.co/CH7UeBU2lp

Saved - February 22, 2025 at 7:50 PM

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The legendary SR-71 Blackbird https://t.co/DxcoY2VJYh

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The Blackbird is a supersonic reconnaissance aircraft that can reach Mach 3.3, three times the speed of sound. As it flies, air compresses and creates intense shockwaves, heating the fuselage up to 18 degrees Celsius. This heat can cause small fuel leaks after takeoff that disappear at cruising temperature. Developed in the 1960s, the SR-71 was too fast for any missile to catch. It had a weak radar signature and could fly above 25,000 meters, scanning ground areas while avoiding radar detection. This advanced technology allowed the SR-71 to serve for over 20 years without ever being shot down.
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Speaker 0: This is the Blackbird, a legendary supersonic reconnaissance aircraft. When flying at extreme speeds, the air is compressed, generating shock waves that become more intense as the speed increases. At its maximum speed, the compression angle reaches 18 degrees Celsius causing the fuselage to heat up. This sometimes leads to small fuel leaks after takeoff, but these disappear once the plane reaches its cruising temperature. Developed by The United States in the nineteen sixties, the s r 71 could reach Mach 3.3, three times the speed of sound. At this speed, no missile could catch up with it. Although the plane was not completely stealthy, it had a weak radar signature making it difficult to detect. It could fly at altitudes of over 25,000 meters, allowing it to scan ground areas while evading radar detection. Thanks to its advanced technology, the s r 71 served for more than twenty years without ever being shot down.
Saved - February 4, 2025 at 8:47 AM

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Perspective is everything [📹 Thomas Deininger / tdeininger] https://t.co/tgSk40rehN

Saved - February 3, 2025 at 6:40 PM

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The sodium-potassium alloy, commonly known as NaK https://t.co/CBJqZMBAz8

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Potassium is a remarkably squishy and highly reactive metal, soft enough to be cut with a knife. When it comes into contact with water, it reacts explosively. Sodium, another alkali metal, is also soft but less squishy than potassium. When potassium and sodium touch, they form a liquid alloy that remains fluid at room temperature, creating stunning spherical droplets due to high surface tension. This liquid metal is utilized as a coolant in nuclear reactors and satellites. However, it is dangerous; it can spontaneously ignite in air and reacts violently with water.
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Speaker 0: This remarkably squishy metal is potassium. It is not only soft enough to be cut with a knife, but also highly reactive. So reactive, in fact, that this happens in contact with water. And in this container, there's another alkali metal, sodium. While it is also soft enough to be cut with a knife, it is noticeably less squishy than potassium. Things get fascinating when both metals touch. At the point of contact, droplets of liquid metal form. This is an alloy of potassium and sodium, which remains liquid at room temperature. Thanks to its high surface tension, the alloy tends to form stunning spherical droplets. The liquid metal is used as a coolant in nuclear reactors on earth and in satellites. But as beautiful as this metal is, it is just as dangerous. In air, it can spontaneously ignite. And upon contact with water, the following happens.
Saved - February 3, 2025 at 6:37 PM

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Cancellation of momentum in action at 40 km/h https://t.co/bzytJhTSlg

Saved - February 3, 2025 at 6:35 PM

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«Twenty years from now, the only people who'll remember you worked late are your kids» https://t.co/AItOPQGAbn

Saved - February 3, 2025 at 6:34 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

The US Navy released a clip of the USS Preble firing a HELIOS laser weapon. The High Energy Laser with Integrated Optical-Dazzler and Surveillance will be used primarily to counter UAV. https://t.co/5ZhzNMKukE

Saved - February 2, 2025 at 5:37 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

This is not augmented reality. They are real radio-controlled dirigibles shaped as whales and dolphins. [📹 Airstage, Phish concert at MSG] https://t.co/rX6TNvMasr

Saved - December 8, 2024 at 8:16 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Jermaine, the man who climbed a 19-story building on fire to save his bedridden mother. https://t.co/YA6pc1VLQ1

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A man scaled a 19-story burning building in Philadelphia to rescue his 65-year-old immobile mother trapped on the 15th floor. After receiving a call from his sister, he rushed to the scene but was blocked by police. Despite having a fractured hip, he climbed the building's balconies with wire cutters, determined to reach her. Upon reaching her floor, he found her safe on the balcony, and after reassuring her, he descended. Expecting to be arrested, he was instead met with understanding from an officer who recognized the urgency of his actions. He felt compelled to do whatever it took to save his mother.
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Speaker 0: A man scaling a 19 story burning building in Philadelphia with the hopes of reaching his mother trapped inside. Speaker 1: I'm not just gonna sit there and let my mom die. I'd rather risk my life falling than let her sit in there and die. Yeah. He's climbing all the way up the outside of the building. Speaker 0: Sometime after 9:30 PM, Germaine received a call from his sister saying his 65 year old immobile mother couldn't make it out of her apartment on the 15th floor. Germaine rushed to the scene, but police had blocked off the front door. Speaker 1: They said they was like, the elevator's not working. I'm like, no problem. I'll take the steps. I just wanna go make sure my mother my mother is sick. She buried her in. So I need to get up there. Speaker 0: But police wouldn't let Germaine in. So despite having fractured his hip earlier that day, Germaine let adrenaline take over, climbing the building's fenced in balconies, wire cutters in hand. Speaker 1: I was gonna cut a hole in the fence to next door and then, you know, to let her go through. Speaker 0: The fire was contained by the time he reached his mother's floor. She reassured him from the balcony that she was okay and back down he went. Speaker 2: Was she yelling at you? Could you find outside? Speaker 1: She was more shocked. She she really not she she don't be surprised at things I do to her. She know I'll go over and be out for her. Speaker 2: So back down he went, expecting a quick arrest once on the ground. But an understanding officer let him go. Speaker 1: So he actually did come here a break because he he he understand the circumstances. And he knew, you know, you know, when you're dreaming and probably your mom up there, you think is she dying, you do anything you can.
Saved - November 4, 2024 at 1:50 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Of the many structures Leonardo da Vinci designed, perhaps none made more ingenious use of materials than his practical design for an easy-to-assemble, self-supporting bridge. https://t.co/8RjFg1PqRu

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Ce pont innovant de Léonard de Vinci se caractérise par sa structure à une seule travée, sans support intermédiaire. Sa conception repose sur des formes géométriques simples qui répartissent le poids et assurent la stabilité. Da Vinci a imaginé ce pont autoportant pour le déplacement des troupes, sans utiliser de clous ni de colle. Les extrémités reposent sur des supports inclinés, permettant au pont de supporter son propre poids et des charges supplémentaires, tout en facilitant la circulation des bateaux et en réduisant les matériaux nécessaires. --- This innovative bridge by Leonardo da Vinci features a single-span structure with no intermediate supports. Its design relies on simple geometric shapes that distribute weight and ensure stability. Da Vinci envisioned this self-supporting bridge for troop movement, using no nails or glue. The ends rest on inclined supports, allowing the bridge to bear its own weight and additional loads while facilitating boat traffic and minimizing material use.
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Speaker 0: Ceci est le design innovant de pont de Léonard de Vinci. Ce pont se distingue par sa structure à une seule travée, c'est-à-dire qu'il n'a aucun support intermédiaire pour le maintenir en équilibre. La clé de cette conception repose sur l'utilisation de formes géométriques simples, mais puissantes pour répartir le poids et assurer la stabilité. Donner quelques rondins de bois au génie Léonard de Vinci et en quelques minutes, il assemblera un pont. Aucun joint permanent n'est nécessaire et étonnamment, plus le pont supporte de poids, plus il devient solide. Da Vinci a imaginé ce pont autoportant spécialement pour le déplacement des troupes. Sans clou ni colle, il a conçu une structure où les extrémités reposent sur des supports inclinés, capable de supporter son propre poids et des charges supplémentaires, sans pilier central. Cette idée novatrice facilitait la circulation des bateaux et réduisait les matériaux nécessaires.
Saved - June 23, 2024 at 3:38 PM

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AI turns wi-fi routers into "cameras" that see people through walls https://t.co/vfqP7rHjQa

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They used a camera and radio signals to predict people's locations. After removing the camera, AI used only radio signals to reconstruct real-time 3D pose estimation, essentially turning WiFi routers into night vision cameras for tracking living beings.
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Speaker 0: Although what they did is they had, you know, a camera looking at a space with people in it, that's sort of like coming in from one eye. The other eye is the radio signals, so sonar from the Wi Fi router, and they just learn to predict, like, this is where the human beings are. Then they took away the camera. So all the AI had was the language of radio signals bouncing around a room, and this is what they're able to reconstruct. Real time three d pose estimation. Right? So suddenly AI has turned every WiFi router into a camera that can work in the dark, specially tuned for tracking living beings.
Saved - June 12, 2024 at 8:12 PM

@Rainmaker1973 - Massimo

Four years ago a donkey named Diesel went missing in Wyoming. He's now part of an elk community https://t.co/6bxaGxBRIK

Saved - May 25, 2024 at 4:11 AM

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General relativity for babies [📹 readplaysing] https://t.co/u5ybbDwVbv

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This video explains general relativity in simple terms. Mass warps space, affecting the path of objects. Black holes form when mass is concentrated, creating a strong gravitational pull. Two black holes can orbit each other, creating gravitational waves that stretch and compress space. This phenomenon is known as general relativity.
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Speaker 0: General relativity for babies. This is a ball. This ball has mass. More mass, less mass. This is flat space. Mass warps space. Less mass, less warp. More mass, more warp. This is a small particle. It wants to go here, but it can't. It must follow the shortest path through the curved space. This ball is spinning. Mass drags space. Space drags mass. This is flat space from a different angle. C mass warps space from this angle. Shrink a large mass enough, and it becomes a black hole. A black hole is a large amount of mass in a relatively small area. A black hole has so much mass that not even light can escape its warp. The center of a black hole is called singularity. 2 black holes can spin around each other. They send ripples through space called gravitational waves. These waves stretch and squish space throughout the universe. Now you know general relativity. The end.
Saved - May 22, 2024 at 2:14 AM

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"God mode" in Windows [📹 chadstechtips] https://t.co/MRtYRh4REl

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Create a new folder on your desktop and rename it to a specific name to access all Windows settings. This is known as god mode.
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Speaker 0: Here's a computer hack I bet you didn't know. You're gonna create a new folder on your desktop, and you're gonna rename the folder to this. Now you have an icon that looks like this. Double click that, and you've got access to literally every setting within Windows. This is called god mode.
Saved - May 8, 2024 at 5:32 AM

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In 1995, 14 wolves were released in Yellowstone National Park. No one expected the miracle that the wolves would bring [📹 Protect All Wildlife] https://t.co/anP2gmkIFB

Saved - March 12, 2024 at 4:48 AM

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Spirograph is a geometric drawing device that produces mathematical roulette curves of the variety technically known as hypotrochoids and epitrochoids. [📹 itsjustthejustin] https://t.co/IJPtuVxFse

Saved - March 10, 2024 at 8:57 PM

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If you're old enough, you will recognize this sounds and appreciate the spectrogram of a dial up modem handshake. [🎞️ Scotty H] https://t.co/c1a4kPjgBd

Saved - March 9, 2024 at 3:36 PM

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Making a simple hydrogen generator from old battery 🪫 [📹 makeitextreme98] https://t.co/P3xiJdUkbH

Saved - February 11, 2024 at 10:59 AM

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Last Stand is a sci-fi short film directed by Hashem Al-Ghaili and made with AI using Brightpen AI with music by Thiago Nugent. https://t.co/b2bAibwCmg

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Alien spacecraft suddenly appear on Earth, causing panic and uncertainty worldwide. World leaders attempt to calm the public, but tensions remain high. Russia accuses the US of inviting the aliens through unprovoked attacks, while Russia, China, and India plan to make first contact with the aliens. The US opposes this and orders its Space Force to prevent it. Concerns grow over Russia's interest in sharing alien technology, and NATO allies join forces to prevent Russia from making contact. Protests call for joint cooperation between the US and Russia. The countdown to first contact begins, but a tragic event occurs, leading to a global conflict. The aliens express disappointment in humanity's lack of cooperation and announce their intention to cleanse the Earth.
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Speaker 0: Houston, this is Radford. A fleet of massive alien spacecraft just appeared out of nowhere and jumped into Earth's atmosphere. The ships are unlike anything. Speaker 1: Panic is spreading across the globe in the wake of the arrival of alien spaceships. Reports of unusual activity and sightings have led to fear and uncertainty, with many wondering what the alien's intentions may be. Speaker 2: World leaders are working to calm the public and assure their safety, but the situation remains tense. Experts continue to investigate and gather more information And as the world grapples with this unprecedented event Speaker 3: My fellow Americans, today, we face a challenge unlike any other in our history. As As you may be aware, strange alien objects have arrived on our planet. While we do not yet know their intentions, we must remain calm And approach this situation with the utmost care. I have ordered our government officials to work with international Partners to gather more information and develop a coordinated response. We will remain vigilant and steadfast in our efforts to protect our planet and its inhabitants. Speaker 4: President Vladimir Putin has accused the US of inviting the aliens to our doorsteps Through unprovoked attacks on the UFOs that were recently shot down over the US and Canada, Putin suggested that the US attacks on And the UFOs may have broadcasted Earth's location to the aliens. He added that the world is about to pay a heavy price for what he called America's outrageous actions. Speaker 5: In a bold move that has sent shock waves through the international community, Russia, China, and India have announced that they are teaming up to make first contact with the aliens. The new plan involves a joint task force of scientists, engineers, And other experts working together to develop technology capable of communicating with the aliens. Speaker 6: The United States government has expressed that it will not support Russia's efforts to make first contact with the aliens. In a statement released earlier today, president Joe Biden stated that the US government We'll block any actions that could potentially put national security at risk. Speaker 3: Today, I ordered our brave men and women at the Space Force to do whatever it to prevent Russia and its allies from making first contact with the aliens. We are determined to prevent Any exchange of technology between the aliens and these nations which could jeopardize, the national security of our country. I urge the international community and our NATO allies to stand up to this unprovoked attack on global security. Speaker 7: Sleepy Joe will not handle this situation very well. The aliens could be hostile for all we know. But if I were the president, the aliens would have loved me. Ask anyone in Area 51 and they will tell you the truth. When I visited Area 51, Everyone was impressed by how aliens greeted me. I was the smartest person in the room. I dissected some aliens and they didn't even scream. Nobody heard them scream. I created Space Force. I don't think sleepy Joe will give me any credit. Speaker 8: Concerns continue to rise over Russia's growing interest in exchanging technology with the aliens, which could put global security at risk. Russia said it's committed to sharing any alien technology it receives with the rest of the world and we'll be transparent with the international community. Speaker 6: NATO is prepared for situations like this. Speaker 1: The NATO allies led by the US have announced joint efforts to prevent Russia from making first contact with the extraterrestrial. Speaker 9: And let there be no doubt, commitment of the United States to our NATO alliance in article 5 is rock Solid. Speaker 1: Footage resurfaced of 2 SpaceX rockets blasting off to space in an unannounced launch. Witnesses believe they could be carrying delegates of the NATO allies who are tasked with communicating with the aliens. Speaker 8: A group of delegates representing Russia and its allies left off on board the Soyuz spacecraft on their way to make first contact with the extraterrestrials in orbit. President Vladimir Putin himself attended the launch and said that Russia will do everything within its power to protect its allies. Speaker 10: Russia has declared NATO's attempt to make first contact with the aliens an act of war as delegates of several nations await in orbit for any sign of alien response. Russian minister of foreign affairs Sergei Lavrov accused SpaceX of sending nuclear weapons into orbit in an attempt to Sir, Russia and its allies from making any contact with the extraterrestrials. Speaker 6: NATO allies led by the US government have Ejected Russian claims of smuggling nuclear weapons into orbit. Tensions in orbit continue to escalate as the race to make first contact with aliens reaches new heights. According to witnesses, Russia launched 3 Soyuz spacecraft in the last 24 hours. Intelligence reports revealed that the spacecrafts may contain nuclear warheads, A move that comes amid fears of further escalation in orbit. Speaker 2: Protests have erupted around the globe calling for the US and Russia and their allies to form a joint team of delegates to make first contact with the extraterrestrials. Over 20,000 peace advocates, including Nobel Peace Prize laureates, signed a joint letter requesting the delegates of both sides in orbit to work together and put Earth's interest first. Speaker 11: Russia and its allies have warned the NATO from any attempts at sending astronauts to the alien spaceships as it begins intensifying its surveillance throughout orbit. President Joe Biden said that Russia's empty threats will not deter the NATO from sending its representatives to make first contact with the aliens. Speaker 1: The countdown to the first contact with the aliens has begun. The NATO announced today that its delegates will approach the alien spaceship starting tomorrow. A move that defies Russia's threats of retaliation with a swift response. The allies of both groups have reportedly been gathering a stockpile of nuclear warheads in orbit. Speaker 0: Houston, this is Earth Dream. We're approaching the gate of the mother ship. God At speed, Earth Dream. We're counting on you. Speaker 6: Americans, we are warning you not to approach the gates or there will be consequences. Americans, this is your last warning. Speaker 0: What's that object that's approaching us? Speaker 6: I don't know. Houston, there is something coming out of the Soyuz spacecraft. Speaker 0: We're not seeing anything in our systems, Lieutenant Robert. Any idea what it could be? Speaker 3: A short time ago, I ordered the use of our arsenal against Russia and its allies who have crossed the line with the massacre of our delegation in orbit. Together with our NATO allies, we have launched the wrath operation against every country that was involved in this massacre. I want everyone to accept the new harsh reality that the world will never be the same again. I urge our citizens to take shelter in our nuclear bunkers until the RAF operation ends. We don't know how long it will take, but we are determined to win. Speaker 12: Greetings, humans. We have observed your actions with great disappointment. Your inability to see beyond your own selfish desires has blinded you. You have failed to recognize the interconnectedness of all things and the importance of cooperation and respect. We have come here to return your artifact that carried a misleading message of hope and togetherness. You are not who you claim to be. We had hoped that by making contact with you, we could share our knowledge and wisdom and help guide you towards a more enlightened path. But it seems that you are not yet ready to receive our message, and that your hearts and minds are still closed to the possibility of a better future. We are the guardians of the universe. We are the cleansers. Our prime directive is to eliminate any hostile civilizations that could pollute The universe with their greed, ignorance, and carelessness. We will give your planet another chance, but we must cleanse it first prepared for a new civilization. We hope that one day, a better civilization from your planet will join us in exploring the wonders of the universe rather than destroying them. Farewell, humans. Speaker 1: Hello from the children of
Saved - February 10, 2024 at 4:09 AM

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Possibly the most incredible Beethoven Ode to Joy flashmob by the Philharmonic Orchestra of Nuremberg and the Hans-Sachs-Choir in front of the St. Lorenz Church in Nuremberg, Germany. [📹 Evenord-Bank eG-KG] https://t.co/mgFU1WLzty

Saved - November 19, 2023 at 4:46 AM

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Dahlias becoming a hotel for frogs Allison Lamb raises around 200 dahlias on her property and was delighted to discover that the blooms serve as a perfectly sized house for frogs. https://t.co/3BNr1AmRQY

Saved - November 15, 2023 at 9:10 PM

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The Tesla coil is a resonant transformer circuit that produces high-voltage alternating-current electricity. A light bulb held near a Tesla coil will light up & spark due to the electric field created by the coil [📹ElectroBOOM: https://buff.ly/3N57WNS]

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Saved - November 15, 2023 at 8:24 AM

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Making a simple hydrogen generator from old battery 🪫 [📹 makeitextreme98] https://t.co/P3xiJdUkbH

Saved - November 12, 2023 at 1:01 AM

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Imagine sharing your planet with a more evolved species that shows you this kind of magic and you try hard to figure out how it works, but to no avail. [📹JC Pieri] https://t.co/6PxbWTYpq9

Saved - November 9, 2023 at 9:55 PM

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The Swedish torch was invented by Finns and it became known in Europe during the 1600s. Compared to a campfire, it is more compact, and therefore several small heat sources can be distributed over an area [📹woodsboundoutdoors] https://t.co/vCUKHfzNNc

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In this video, we learn about the Swedish Torch, a great way to cook food in the wilderness. To make a Swedish Torch, we start by splitting a small log into quarters and shaving off the inside corners of each section. Then, we crisscross small sticks between the sections to create airflow. After wrapping it with wire, we light a fire inside the log and feed small twigs to keep it going. Despite the wet conditions, the torch cooks bacon and heats up coffee successfully.
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Speaker 0: One of the best and most efficient ways to cook food in the wilderness, the Swedish Torch. Take a small section of log and split it into quarters Then shave off the inside corners of each section, but only about 2 thirds the length of the log. Then do the same thing to the 3 remaining sections. So now you want to get some small Sticks and criss cross them to create a gap in between each section for air flow. Then wrap it up with some wire to hold it all together and this is what we're left with. Now I'm going to light a fire inside of the log. At this point you just want to keep feeding small dead twigs inside of the torch to get your fire going. Get your bacon ready because your torch is getting hot and it's ready to cook over. Log I'm using wasn't the best because it has a lot of moisture in it so I'm just gonna keep feeding small twigs into it to get it nice and hot. Everything in the woods is very wet this Time of year but it still burns well and cooked my bacon nicely and I was able to heat up some coffee.
Saved - November 2, 2023 at 4:28 AM
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A Halloween drone light show in Dubai caught the attention of @elonmusk, who expressed his amazement. However, @Thalyn_ criticized Musk for not recognizing that the video was CGI and accused him of being unable to distinguish reality from fiction.

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Halloween drone light show in Dubai [📹Geoscan Drone Show] https://t.co/8D3EuKMOdy

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@elonmusk @Rainmaker1973 Elon Musk, Unable to see difference between reality & CGI… and pretend fighting against FakeNews & misinformation… #Idiocracy where "engineers" aren't technicians first but idiots with dad money, unable to use their hands, eyes & brain to create, build… 1/2

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@elonmusk @Rainmaker1973 Elon Musk, Unable to see difference between reality & CGI… #FakeNews #Idiocracy where "engineers" aren't technicians first but idiots with dad money, unable to… UNDERSTAND this video is CGI : Drones are bigger than windows & People (800m tower!). 2/2

Saved - October 24, 2023 at 3:34 AM

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Pad printing (also called tampography) is a printing process that can transfer a 2D image onto a 3D object https://t.co/yfO1Hz0F7E

Saved - October 10, 2023 at 8:19 PM

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Did you know? There’s a massive library in Minecraft populated with uncensored articles, journals, and information from all over the world. It’s accessible worldwide and offers a unique opportunity to people in censored countries to view uncensored texts

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I am the leader of Cranial, a blog in Russia. I am a news broker from Vietnam who spent seventeen years in prison. Freedom of speech is crucial to inform people about the true political situation. The uncensored library in Minecraft is a brilliant representation of the game and its community. This fortress symbolizes the importance of sharing and spreading uncensored information to combat censorship.
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Speaker 0: I'm the leaders of care. I run cranial, which is blocked in Russia. Speaker 1: My name is. I am a news, a broker from Vietnam. I was seventeen years in prison. Speaker 0: Remarks to Nisham Singh. Speaker 1: Freedom of speech is important because we need to inform some people about the real political situation around 1. Speaker 2: The uncensored library is a bold use of Minecraft. It really encapsulates everything that's great about this gain and the community that it's created. Speaker 0: If I look at this fortress and since February, I feel like this is what we should be doing. The only real way of vital censorship is sharing and spreading what is being answered.
Saved - October 6, 2023 at 12:22 PM
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The world's tallest tree, Hyperion, in Redwood National Park, California, stands at a staggering 115.55 m (379.1 ft), equivalent to a 35-story building. Estimated to be 700-800 years old, it contains 530 m³ (18,600 cu ft) of wood.

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The tallest tree in the world, Hyperion, surpasses even famous landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Big Ben. Standing at a staggering height of 115.55 m (379.1 ft), this giant redwood in Redwood National Park, California is as tall as a 35-story building. Hyperion is estimated to be 700 to 800 years old and contain 530 m³ (18,600 cu ft) of wood.

Saved - October 6, 2023 at 12:20 PM
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The Fibonacci sequence is found in various aspects of life on Earth and beyond. The spiral pattern seen in sunflowers, cabbage heads, and nautilus shells is also observed in galaxies and the orbits of Earth and Venus. These patterns are closely linked to Fibonacci numbers like 8/13 and 13/21. Here's a spirograph pattern created by the relative orbits of Venus and Earth.

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The Fibonacci sequence is everywhere in Earth's life, but goes much beyond our own world. The spiral that exists in the center of sunflowers, heads of cabbage and chambered nautilus shells is the same that shapes galaxies and the orbits of Earth and Venus, strikingly related to Fibonacci numbers 8/13, 13/21. This is the spirograph pattern generated by the relative orbits of Venus and Earth.

Saved - September 13, 2023 at 9:41 PM

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The rain and the tree. The rain is crucial for the tree's life, but it's trees that make rain. On average, 40% or more of the precipitation over land originates from evaporation and the transpiration of water from vegetation. [ aditya_vignesh]

Saved - September 13, 2023 at 8:58 PM

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The Amur leopard is native to the Primorye region of southeastern Russia & northern China. It's listed as Critically Endangered on IUCN Red List, as in 2007, only 19–26 wild leopards were estimated to survive [Sondre Eriksen]

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