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The Giant Human Skeleton found at Khao Khanap Nam Cave🧐🤔 Recently, a facebook user shared some extraordinary images of an important discovery made by paleontologists in this cave. The images, show a group of scientists digging up remains of a human skeleton of gigantic proportions. Are these images real? Do we finally have the irrefutable proof that human giants existed?

Mais quel génie... Admiration totale pour @raoult_didier

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Time crystals are a novel phase of matter that exhibit a unique property: their structure repeats in time, rather than in space. First theorized by Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek in 2012, time crystals defy the traditional laws of thermodynamics by maintaining a non-equilibrium state, where they undergo periodic motion without consuming energy. This temporal periodicity means that the system's state changes in a regular, cyclical fashion over time, similar to the ticking of a clock at a quantum level. Unlike conventional crystals, which have a repeating pattern in three-dimensional space, time crystals oscillate in a predictable pattern, challenging our understanding of equilibrium and stability in physical systems. This discovery opens up new possibilities in quantum computing and the study of non-equilibrium phases of matter.

General Relativity for babies ✍️

🚨: The quantum equation suggests that the Big Bang never happened and that the universe has no beginning

The Milky Way travels through space at 600 kilometers per second, oscillating slightly, as if it were flapping its wings through the cosmos. x.com/i/status/20111…

The solar system doesn't just spin in a flat circle. Your science textbooks really failed to mention that we are basically traveling in a massive DNA strand across the universe. Visualizing it like this is absolutely wild. 🧬

🚨 Physicists Are Asking a Wild Question: Are We Living in a Black Hole? Nobody panic — but some physicists are starting to suspect that our entire universe might actually exist inside a black hole. Here’s why that idea isn’t as crazy as it sounds: You can calculate the event horizon — the point of no return — of a black hole using the Schwarzschild radius formula: rₛ = 2GM / c² It tells us that the more mass a black hole has, the larger its event horizon becomes. Now, imagine taking all the mass of the observable universe and plugging it into that equation. Surprisingly, the resulting black hole would have an event horizon almost exactly the same size as the observable universe itself. It could just be an uncanny coincidence… Or maybe, just maybe — we really are living inside a cosmic black hole. 🕳️

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🚨: A peer-reviewed physics paper reveals a 'physical warp drive' model in now POSSIBLE

What was the #90s like? I'll show you..🔥 #90s #rave #oldskool 🔊🎶

MESSAGE D'UN AGRICULTEUR EN 1971

4 billion years of human evolution unfold in minutes [🎞️ thebrainmaze]