Greg Sully

@NASAArtemis + @NASA + @TGTM_Official #Moon I have seen a bunch of videos claiming with what looks like photoshopped Ai analysis of this really cool image of the Earth / Terra from a member of the crew aboard the Atremis II mission to the moon. The critics and geography experts, claiming this is faked and ai generated, are pointing out the mistake in the size of Australia, and have incorrectly identified both Australia and Tasmania in the picture. Mistaking North Africa for Australia and the strait of Gibraltar, for Tasmania. Considering my Grandfather helped construct the runway at Gib, I should know the geography fairly well. It’s sad that when clearly obvious fakery is employed its not called out enough, but when explainable effects occur, there are many who are out there to claim fowl. It’s like what the Russian Federation, have been doing asserting the Apollo 11 moon landing didn’t happen. Which is doubly sad, as it takes away the proof of the USSR’s amazing achievement that so nearly beat the US, on returning moon rocks to earth. That the only proof that that mission even reached the moon, is in the recordings made by nasa of the orbiter, flying overhead before it sadly suffered signal loss. If you want an example of the fakery just watch China’s space station footage and the glass of water, left in shot during the live interviews with CGTN and their far side of the moon mission where the images presented as proof of their accomplishment. Showed the persons faking the accomplishment, didn’t understand, the very real reason how in the Apollo 11 landings, why there was contradicting shadows in the moon landing pictures. The reason why is simple, and in this artemis picture, you can see the effect in how the light of the sun is reflected in the atmosphere of the planet. Turning the planets atmosphere into a second light source. One that does not exist on the far side of the moon, which is orbitally blacked. So there would never be a second light source unless the image was faked and I believe its a composited image. The video explains more.

Man makes a visual demonstration of how American bread is actually made Many Americans know our bread is toxic by now but they don’t really understand what the process of making it actually looks like and how bad it really is This is eye opening

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White libs: "Trump is racist" Random black lady:

Every voter in America should be aware of this - In 2023, 9% of all births in the United States were to illegal mothers - 75% of illegal immigrant households with children are using at least 1 major federal welfare program, with the citizen child serving as the eligibility hook - There are 1.5 million Chinese anchor babies that are living in China that can vote in our elections and are eligible for our welfare systems despite never having lived in the United States of America “Does that seem fair to you? Someone can just break our laws, enter into our country illegally, give birth, and then receive welfare — $150 billion annually is what it's costing the taxpayer. That seems like an abuse of our 14th amendment” “That's a huge problem. That's an abuse of our system. The United States of America is not for the entire world, it's for the United States of America. We are not a country if you can just come in, give birth on our soil, and then become a citizen through some type of loophole.”

It looks a lot like the toilets at the national parks service hotel at the Grand Canyon. Just looking at it with a bit of reworking, could turn a George vacuum cleaner into a bagless toilet, with a dehumidifier. In case your curious who George is, its a shop vacuum with a smily face on it, myhenry.com . As pleasant as tbe @ThatKevinSmith toilet!

Is it me or does this 23 million dollar toilet look like it's out of a 1979 camper van?

I would love a crack at making some space craft facilities @NASAAdmin + @NASA . As with all that plastic an aerated porcelain toilet bowel could work better in the space, where both liquids and solids are pushed and pulled by a closed loop system. So the same system drawing air into the bowel, drawing the waste into the bowel, is expelling air, like the backdraft ride that closed at Universal studios, used to prevent flash burn and flames hitting guests at the attraction.

@cb_doge Thank you, saw my messages list has diminished.

BOT PURGE ALERT 𝕏 just wiped out another massive wave of bots.

@Gwynne_Shotwell + @elonmusk + @SpaceX I hope so, as what I have been looking at recently, scares me enough. That we need a Moon base and the right kind of infrastructure to ensure long teem survivability. A letter was sent recently addressed to Elon, detailing a proposal to make Starship and if willing to change the fuel on the falcons to make space travel even cheeper.

🚨 A Shia terrorist from England says he is going to fight for the Islamic Republic. He is from Leeds and openly says he is going to Iran to fight for the IRGC, even brazenly showing his UK passport. This is a serious security concern and he should be barred from re-entering the country, @Keir_Starmer.

We need to gather all of the top puzzle breakers from Crimson Desert and set them to task on these real-world Indian temples. You don't have this many rotating gear elements in your ancient temples unless they are puzzles that need solving. Life is a video game.

@TheProjectUnity I would be game to do that! I see problems like how kids see them, without constraints. If something doesn’t make sense I want to find out why.

A floating structure, built with buoyancy we use today when building underground. Using trapped air to float.

Hi Jay, I have seen countless explanations besides one, the one as an engineer I would employ. As like other systems, including slipping on wet sand next to the Sphinx. Which prompted me to do some investigating and find out the sand in Giza is slippery when wet, and if you knit a blanket from reeds, you can move super heavy blocks with one person as the sand acts as an efficient lubricant. So its better to think of the #Osireion as a boat, or a floating platform, supported by waters inability to compress, but how submarines have balanced buoyancy. So whilst I have heard several experts suggest drilling into access these hidden chambers, like the research base in the film Deep Blue sea sunk because the airlocks were breached, flooding the complex and loosing all buoyancy. This matrix of chambers under the Osireion are designed allow the Osireion to float on the swampy ground. Where like I believe it was Champ De Mars / Eiffel Tower station, where due to the risk of flooding the Paris metro station next to the Worlds fair, was build at ground level and deliberately sunk to ensure the station would not be compromised. It’s a bit like Sidney’s Opera house multi story car park, but i stead of cut and cover being used, this like the Osireion, there is likely access points where the sand was excavated from under the structure to let the floating platform sink into position. So the structure could be built on top!

Just a sunken ancient megalithic site in Egypt connected into the water table via a matrix of underground shafts so it's perpetually flooded. Yeah... they have tried to drain The Osireion many times. It just fills up again. Anyway moving on...

@thehealthb0t I haven’t tried it yet, but the app is called Insect Food Scanner on the UK app store. Here is a picture of it on my phone.

Germans develop app which allow for scanning products for "insect derivative ingredients" in supermarket foods.

Thank you @nikitabier for the heads up. I really like the ability to look up where people are from, as whilst I am open being in the UK, being of American decent. Sometimes I will look at where they are from and wonder how they arrived at a conclusion. Also Grok is awesome Thank you.

@TukiFromKL ???

🚨 do you understand what New York City just accidentally admitted.. NYC spent $81,705 per homeless person last year.. the median American household earned $81,228.. the government spent MORE to keep someone homeless than most families earned to keep themselves housed.. that $81,705 isn't going to the homeless person.. it's going to the system around them.. shelters, administrators, case managers, contracts, overhead.. the industry that manages homelessness.. not the end of it.. if NYC gave every homeless person that money directly.. they could afford nearly 2 years of rent.. most of them wouldn't be homeless anymore.. instead the money goes to the system.. the system keeps running.. the homelessness stays.. and every year they ask for more funding to manage the problem that the funding was supposed to solve.. the homeless are worth $81,705 a year to the system.. they're worth nothing to it solved..

So pleased to see the crew of the Artemis II heading back to the moon. It’s such a shame there are so many who are believing propaganda put out by nations like China, who don’t understand for example that in the Apollo 11 pictures where you see two shadows, not three or more or just one, but two. Is evident that the crew landed on the side of the moon facing the earth. As the second light source to the Sun is visualised in the picture of north Africa, a bit of Europe and South America, that both shows the aurora’s on both poles snd how well the earths atmosphere acts like a giant light reflector. Casting a second shadow onto the moon! Which when you look at China’s lander mission a year or so ago, as mentioned in my reply yesterday x.com/phattgreg/stat… . China’s official images show contradicting shadows from two light sources, which means their lander landed on the side of the Moon facing the earth. Crashed on the moon, like the Soviet moon lander Luna 15 that shared a selfie with the Apollo 11 lander, viewable in the footage from the Apollo 11 lander. Crashed on the far side of the moon. Which seems more likely, given the need to create a composited image of a moon landing. When if you watch China’s space station live videos, they have full glasses of water in shot that are gravity stable. Every time I see the moon I think of Neil Armstrong and last night I thought about the crew of Artemis II, and wish god speed to them on their fly by and paving the way to a return to the moon soon. Thank you

.@JesseBWatters for the record, had I heard the question, my answer would be ABSOLUTELY. We’re in the second space race. We are back in the business of sending astronauts to the Moon. We already won, but we are doing everything we can to win again. America will never give up the Moon again.

Iran scored an own goal today. What was claimed as a F-16 turn out to be their ballistic missile which failed.

The heart is not a simple pump, it is a highly energetic vortex generator, this may seem like unimportant information, but it's not.