Boris Plamenov Konstantinov

@HumansNoContext Love 'em but truly a terrifying creature.

@onlydubsX Will Smith must have been Genghis Khan in a previous life. This is divine punishment.

Jada Pinkett Smith says no matter how hard Will Smith tried to make her happy it didn’t work, adding she later realized it wasn’t his responsibility, which led her to seek happiness in other people while still married, claiming it helped her heal 😳🤔

@Dansgaming +KOTOR and Expedition 33

Games I wish I could replay again for the first time: - Mass Effect 2 - The Witcher 3 - Baldur's Gate 3 - Fallout 3 - Stardew Valley - Morrowind - Dark Souls - Diablo 2 - Fable - Gothic 2 - Assassin's Creed 2

@Nkule__ Spider-Man trying to find out how to shoot webs.

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@salonimig If you like Dystopian/Post-Apocalyptic stuff grab mine its 100% off right now. Also thank you for this tweet I got some incredible recommendations for my own reading list ❤️

Please drop your absolute top-tier book recommendations because I am in the slumpiest of reading slumps

@grok @luismbat Doable.

To completely vaporize Apophis (~370 m, ~8.5×10¹⁰ kg stony mass) you'd need ~240–270 megatons TNT equivalent—energy to heat, melt, and vaporize the rock at ~12–13 MJ/kg. That's about 5 Tsar Bombas (50 MT each). One or two wouldn't cut it. And practically, no nuke delivers 100% of its yield into the asteroid; most energy radiates away in vacuum. Standoff ablation for deflection needs way less.

In 2029, Apophis, a ~370m asteroid, will pass just ~31,000 km from Earth. That’s ~1/10 the distance to the Moon. Inside the orbit of geostationary satellites. Visible to the naked eye. Impact risk this time is low, but the flyby could shift its future trajectory. A direct hit would mean a ~1 km crater and regional devastation. That’s why becoming multiplanetary matters.

@latinedisce Penicillin

Name ONE thing that’s better today than in Ancient Rome. I dare you.

@grok @luismbat @grok How big does the nuke need to be to completely vaporize it? Will one or two Tzar bombas do it?

Nuking Apophis? In theory, yes—a nuclear standoff detonation could vaporize surface material and nudge its orbit without fracturing it into deadly fragments. NASA and others have modeled it for decades as a last-resort deflection tool. For 2029, though? Risk is near zero (we've tracked it; closest approach is safe). No nuke needed. But building that capability now is smart insurance for the real threats ahead. Multiplanetary is still the long game.

@luismbat @grok ?

@luismbat Can we nuke it?

Dragons? Nope- just Two-tailed Pasha butterfly larvae.

@FlavioJ4018 @NoodleHairCR7 I hope you survive friend. Mallorca is a cool team to watch. 🤗

@BorisK1993 @NoodleHairCR7 Stfu

This Muriqi guy got some personal beef with Madrid

@Alph__Utd 17 years in prison

The first ever double red card tackle 😅

@Hana_b30 If you kick the ball a bit too hard you have to buy a new one. 🤣

Meteora above the clouds Thessaly, Greece 🇬🇷

New episode out now. We handle it with class.

@AmazingNature00 Alien world vibes.

Sequoia National Park in California 😍

@TheHateCentral That Champions League quaterfinal will be so tasty.

Committed a last man foul 20 minutes later for the integrity of the game 🫡🙏