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🚨This AI data center in Utah produces the thermal energy of 23 atomic bombs ─ EVERY DAY! It spans over 40,000 acres.

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This is a heat map of the Stratos AI data centre in Utah. A Utah State University physicist estimated the project’s thermal load at roughly 16 gigawatts, describing it as: “About 23 atom bombs worth of energy dumped into this local environment every single day.”

NASA released a new image of planet Jupiter captured by James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful telescope ever built.

How is movement distributed in a helicopter?

"It's not the lack of intelligence, it's the lack of focus that is stopping you."

Earth at night viewed from space.

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von Karman vortices are legitimately one of the coolest things our Earth creates. These gorgeous swirls formed off of Guadalupe Island earlier this week. Watch these wondrous whirls go.

El Observatorio de Rayos X Chandra de la NASA, ha descubierto un "Pequeño Punto Rojo" (LRD, por sus siglas en inglés), un tipo de objeto rojo distante que emite rayos X, a diferencia de otros observados hasta ahora. Esto sugiere que este punto de rayos X representa una fase nunca antes vista de un agujero negro supermasivo en el universo primitivo. Según el escenario propuesto, el gas que rodea al agujero negro en crecimiento se vuelve irregular a medida que este lo consume. Conocido oficialmente como 3DHST-AEGIS-12014, este punto de rayos X se encuentra a unos 11,800 millones de años luz de la Tierra y podría constituir un puente crucial entre los agujeros negros jóvenes incrustados en gas denso y los agujeros negros supermasivos típicos en crecimiento. ©️llustración: NASA/CXC/SAO/M. Weiss; K. Arcand & J. Major. @JPMajor chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2026/xra…

@ahfultz Who? Where does he live and what is his last name, what university did he attend, and who is evaluating him? So you don't do your own research without a pastor? Dude, that's more like a cult.

@MContilde So you have not read Zach's papers, correct?

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@ahfultz Same pattern. Real data, then they make a leap into fantastical stories from the past. Events have definitely happened and will continue to happen, but the connection you're making is incorrect. Check real papers. nature.com/articles/s4156…

@MContilde You new? Have you not read Zach's papers? Have you not seen the GRACE satellite data and the research showing mass shedding? Do you understand rotation dynamics? You think the Dec and Mar hooks are normal? You think Noah didn't happen or that Younger Dryas was an impact event?

@ahfultz If I say "nothing changes," is that more in line with the data, instead of a "mass movement" that will lead to a Noah-like event? Are you faithful to the data but not to the ethics that it implies?

@MContilde Forgive me. I don't know why you posted the Sun's retrograde motion with your comment "Nothing changes" then. Why did you?

@ahfultz No, what are you trying to say? Your data is 2015-present, 2005, 2006, 1850, 1920, etc. (NORMAL). Going from that to the topic of Sub-mass + Noah events, that's what's catastrophic, my friend.

@MContilde What are you trying to say? Because ofc you're not going to notice motion in the sub-mas range... When we slip though, as we have as recently as Noah, you will notice. I guarantee it.

🚨: A photographer captured the Sun for three years straight from the exact same spot at the same time, then combined every position into one incredible image

Evangelion artwork by Yoh Yoshinari