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THIS IS FRYING ME HELP

Imagine seeing aurora borealis and australis at the same time.

“The world isn’t perfect so you aren’t allowed to appreciate anything EVER” is such a miserable mindset.

12 years ago today, 'JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders' the TV Anime Officially Premiered its 48 episode weekly run!

W najnowszej "bajce" @pisorgpl przedstawia Polaków jako biedne, głodujące zwierzęta, które kradną. Wybitna produkcja.

No. Day 2

had to educate this tiktok user

To niezwykle ironiczne, że lewicowa działaczka prowadzi bardziej konserwatywne życie niż przeciętny polityk prawicy

Over 2,200 years ago, a Greek librarian named Eratosthenes measured the entire planet with a stick and got it right to within 100 miles. He didn’t have satellites or GPS or even a telescope. Just shadows and a guy he hired to walk between two Egyptian cities. His answer was about 25,000 miles around. The real number is roughly 24,900. Less than 1% off. In 240 BC. That photo up there is from the International Space Station, about 250 miles above us. The ISS whips around the planet once every 90 minutes. Sixteen sunrises, sixteen sunsets, every single day. Astronauts have taken over 3.5 million photographs of Earth from up there. Nearly 300 people from 26 countries have floated up and seen the curve with their own eyes. And yet. According to a 2018 YouGov poll of over 8,000 adults, only 84% of Americans firmly said the Earth is round. Among 18 to 24 year olds, that dropped to 66%. A separate 2021 survey put the share who think Earth is flat or aren’t sure at about 1 in 10. In December 2024, a guy from Colorado named Will Duffy spent three years planning and about $35,000 per person to fly some of the biggest flat-earth YouTubers to Antarctica. Near the South Pole during summer, the sun never sets. It stays up for 24 straight hours, circling across the sky, because the Earth is tilted on its axis and the bottom of the planet faces the sun. On a flat earth, that is physically impossible. They live-streamed the whole thing via Starlink. The sun didn’t set. Jeran Campanella, one of the most-watched flat-earth creators on YouTube, went on camera and said he’d been wrong about the 24-hour sun. The rest of the flat-earth community called it a green-screen fabrication. I went pretty deep on this one. What gets me is the timeline. Eratosthenes nailed it with a stick in 240 BC. We’ve got 3.5 million photos from orbit. A group of flat-earthers watched the sun circle Antarctica for three days, and parts of the community still called it staged. The evidence has been stacking up for 23 centuries and the gap between what we can prove and what people will accept keeps widening.

The creators of this film had to have had known something that we don’t.

Real photo taken by humans, not a weather satellite. It’s been a long time.

did we watch the same movie?

So basically yeah

Dziś mija 6. rocznica tymczasowego zamknięcia lasów z powodu pandemii COVID-19.

The first full-disk image of Earth taken by a human in 53 years dropped before GTA 6.

I'm crine I just realized Venus photobombed us