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@Doroniaero Accessible?? Haha, until they mention price
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Doroni Aerospace
Doroni Aerospace@Doroniaero·
Are flying cars real? They may be closer to reality than you think. Meet Doroni, they’re building the most user-friendly personal aircraft on the market. Now, you can invest in a future where personal flight is practical and accessible.
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smhoorz
smhoorz@haszurd·
@LasVegasLocally Yea but Trump can’t make his stupid flyover so this is a no go… 🤬🤬🤬 MF ruined this Final.
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Las Vegas Locally 🌴
Las Vegas Locally 🌴@LasVegasLocally·
Good day to remember that Las Vegas, America's greatest tourism destination, built a $2 billion stadium that can't host a World Cup game — on purpose.
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My Name@MyNamee6vk·
@Based_SpaceGoji That movie is almost unwatchable for my just because of that stupid girl screaming all the time
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BasedSpaceGoji
BasedSpaceGoji@Based_SpaceGoji·
I don’t think there was ever a moment when the T. Rex was on screen and it wasn’t amazing
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Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
A massive iceberg collapsed near Greenland’s iconic Ilulissat Icefjord, sending towering waves across the sea. [📹 Lazy-Formal895]
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The History Feed
The History Feed@HistoryFeed_7·
In a 1989 interview, 93-year-old George Burns joked that smoking 15 to 20 cigars a day for over 70 years helped him live a long life. He also said he had outlived the doctors who told him to quit. Burns added that moderate exercise and a lifetime in show business were just as important as his favorite El Producto cigars. Credit: Carson Entertainment Group and NBC
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sarah 🎀
sarah 🎀@sarahlovesthat·
This Reddit post is an instant classic and belongs in a museum.
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My Name@MyNamee6vk·
@CuriosityonX That’s what we need, more space junk in orbit
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Out of Context Human Race
Out of Context Human Race@NoContextHumans·
People are now enclosing their porch with glass for a new modern look
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USA NEWS 🇺🇸
USA NEWS 🇺🇸@usanewshq·
When she stepped out of the car my jaw hit the floor
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My Name@MyNamee6vk·
@Hana_b30 So this was earth and then the rest of the planet arrived later?? 🤷‍♂️
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World's Amazing Things
World's Amazing Things@Hana_b30·
The oldest place on planet earth is in Venezuela, and it's called Mount Roraima.
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My Name@MyNamee6vk·
@konstructivizm With respect, can someone explain what the purpose of it is?
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Black Hole
Black Hole@konstructivizm·
The Largest Machine Ever Built: The Large Hadron Collider at CERNIt’s not just a machine. It’s a 27-kilometre ring of pure engineering ambition buried beneath the Swiss-French countryside — the biggest, most complex device humans have ever constructed.Weighing in at 10,000 tonnes of superconducting magnets, the LHC operates at an astonishing -271.3°C — colder than the vacuum of outer space itself. In fact, it is the coldest extended region anywhere in the known universe.This extreme chill is non-negotiable. The superconducting magnets must hover just a fraction of a degree above absolute zero to completely eliminate electrical resistance. Even the slightest warming, and the entire system fails in a spectacular “quench” — a runaway release of stored energy powerful enough to melt the magnets themselves.In 2008, one such quench caused $40 million in damage and kept the collider offline for 14 months. A brutal reminder of just how unforgiving this technology is.Yet when the LHC is firing on all cylinders, the numbers become almost unbelievable:Protons race around the ring at 99.9999991% the speed of light They complete 11,245 laps every single second Up to 600 million collisions occur each second inside the detectors The experiments generate 15 petabytes of data every year Keeping a 27-kilometre machine at near-absolute zero, year after year, while orchestrating hundreds of millions of particle collisions per second is an engineering triumph that borders on the miraculous.The physics discoveries are legendary.But the sheer audacity and precision required to make it all work might be the most impressive achievement of all.
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My Name@MyNamee6vk·
@historigins They’re not very far from the ground…that angle makes it look scary, it’s not lol
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Today In History
Today In History@historigins·
Safety standards in the 1960s…
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My Name@MyNamee6vk·
@Zigmanfreud You’re absurd! This is not how golf is or how spectators of a golf event should be. You know it!
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John Ziegler
John Ziegler@Zigmanfreud·
This is SO absurd… So should analysts, like Lynch, who occasionally lightly criticize players, be banned from the major championships as well?! Eventually, booing will be effectively banned in all sports. 🤮
Golf Channel@GolfChannel

"The PGA of America is supposed to go back to Bethpage in 2033 with the PGA Championship. That should not happen. These people do not deserve a major championship." "Maybe golf in its entirety needs to take the Augusta National model. No phones, no tolerance, no second chance." Agree with @eamonlynch?

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My Name@MyNamee6vk·
@GolfloverUK It’s not an angle, regardless of what he’s previously said about Wyndham, golf fans need to be better. The Ryder cup was also an embarrassment.
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Brock Riddick
Brock Riddick@BrockRiddickIFB·
Never forget
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David Woods, PGA
David Woods, PGA@davidwoodspga·
So can someone explain like I’m 5 why this wasn’t also a 2 stroke penalty if we’re dinging guys for chucking clubs this week?
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My Name@MyNamee6vk·
@5for4fortheskin @NUCLRGOLF No true…if a guy hits a shot, tosses his club to his bag, not because it was a bad shot, and just starts walking, he’ll never get assessed a penalty. If it’s thrown or slammed out of anger, that’s the issue. That would incur a penalty…and you know that’s how it will be treated
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5for4@5for4fortheskin·
@MyNamee6vk @NUCLRGOLF Untrue. If the officials deem that you are abusing your equipment by throwing it 4 ft into your bag then it should be a penalty. Or one flip. Or 300 yd. It's all the same. You can read the rule if you want to, but I'm not digging it up for you.
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NUCLR GOLF
NUCLR GOLF@NUCLRGOLF·
🤔😵⛳️ #UNFAIR? — Before Joaquin Niemann spoke with reporters after Round 2, he and multiple members of his team pleaded their case with the USGA's senior director of rules, Craig Winter, behind the driving range. Pete Cowan, Niemann's instructor, said afterward: “It’s arbitrary because they picked him out of a load of people who threw clubs yesterday and give him a two-shot penalty. … It depends on whether you like him or you don’t like him; it’s two shots if you don’t like him, or it’s not two shots because he’s a decent guy or he hasn’t thrown it as far or whatever. So, you can’t do that. It’s either got to be two shots for throwing a club for everybody or not.” Do you agree with the USGA's decision? (Via: @BrentleyGC)
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5for4@5for4fortheskin·
@MyNamee6vk @NUCLRGOLF Yes it's the same. The rule doesn't say "throw your club 50 feet." Glaze Rory harder, simp.
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