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Scientists confirm a vast mostly submerged landmass called Zealandia exists beneath the Pacific Ocean, with New Zealand and New Caledonia forming its only visible parts Zealandia is a large, mostly submerged region of continental crust in the southwest Pacific Ocean. It includes New Zealand and New Caledonia, with about 95% of it underwater. Geologists believe it may qualify as a continent because it has: - Continental crust (not oceanic crust like the seafloor) - Clear boundaries and distinct geology - A history of breaking away from the supercontinent Gondwana around 80–85 million years ago Scientists formally described it as a unified structure in 2017. However, there is no official global body that defines continents. In short, Zealandia is a real submerged continental mass. Many geologists refer to it as a continent, but it is not officially recognized everywhere as the eighth continent.

Scientists confirm a vast mostly submerged landmass called Zealandia exists beneath the Pacific Ocean, with New Zealand and New Caledonia forming its only visible parts Zealandia is a large, mostly submerged region of continental crust in the southwest Pacific Ocean. It includes New Zealand and New Caledonia, with about 95% of it underwater. Geologists believe it may qualify as a continent because it has: - Continental crust (not oceanic crust like the seafloor) - Clear boundaries and distinct geology - A history of breaking away from the supercontinent Gondwana around 80–85 million years ago Scientists formally described it as a unified structure in 2017. However, there is no official global body that defines continents. In short, Zealandia is a real submerged continental mass. Many geologists refer to it as a continent, but it is not officially recognized everywhere as the eighth continent.

There is no scientific evidence that consciousness can "jump through time" or that gut feelings are memories from the future. What is actually known in neuroscience and physics is that gut feelings are usually quick, unconscious predictions made by the brain. Our brain constantly processes past experiences, recognizes patterns, and picks up on subtle environmental cues. It then creates a feeling of certainty or warning before we can explain it consciously. This is often referred to as intuition, and it is tied to memory and prediction, not future information. So: - Gut feelings come from brain prediction using past data - They are not memories from the future - There is no evidence consciousness travels through time

🚨: Your consciousness can jump through time Meaning 'gut feelings' are memories from future, Physicists reveals.

Engineering also values the role of a mother so much that several components were named with the word "mother." Motherboard: The primary circuit board in a computer. Mother wavelet: In signal processing, the original wave shape used to generate smaller or shifted wavelets. Mother liquor: In chemical engineering and crystallization, the liquid remaining after crystals form. Mother machine: In manufacturing, a large precision machine used to produce or calibrate other machines. Mother mold: In industrial design and casting, the rigid outer shell supporting a softer inner mold. Mother ship: In aerospace, naval, and robotics engineering, a larger carrier vehicle supporting smaller craft. Mother roll: In paper, film, or textile manufacturing, the large original roll later cut into smaller rolls. Mother bar: In metallurgy or electroplating, the main conductive bar holding electrodes. Mother conduit: A principal channel or pipe feeding smaller distribution lines. e.t.c

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KFC is Known For Capturing

if aliens are real why haven't they been to kfc yet?

In real otter behavior, it should be a mother otter carrying her pup, staying close and protective, while the father with his essential tool, a rock he uses to crack food open.

A mother otter proudly showing off her baby while dad proudly showed off a rock

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A footballer was given 5 crates of egg as the man of the match award in Zambian league.

When you speak, you hear your voice in two ways at the same time: Through the air, like everyone else hears it. Through vibrations inside your skull and bones. Those internal vibrations give extra depth and bass to your voice, making it sound fuller and smoother to you. But recordings only capture the air sound, the version everyone else normally hears. So when you listen to it, your brain immediately notices the difference and reacts, “Wait… THAT’S what I sound like??” The funny thing is, other people usually think your recorded voice sounds normal because that’s the version they’ve always heard.