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@blknoiz06 Sounds like 2025, minus vvv 🤨

hype/sol vvv/eth zec/btc

Psyche-16 is metal-rich asteroid and might contain gold and rare metals worth over 700 quintillion dollars — enough to make every human on Earth a billionaire (mathematically). A NASA spacecraft is currently speeding towards this rare metal-rich asteroid.

@ZssBecker I would say Pokemon would still out perform crypto at this point

Stocks. They’re heading for a blow-off-Great- Depression-style top. But before we all end up in bread lines… The drunken blow-off will hit crypto just as everyone writes it off. Crypto bros will get so rich that Lambos will be sold out nationwide. Just wait. It’s coming.

POV: You’re coming home after a journey around the Moon. 🌕 Before reentering Earth’s atmosphere at the end of Artemis II, the Orion spacecraft’s crew module — carrying the astronauts — separated from the service module that provided propulsion and power throughout the mission.

@MarioNawfal This is old??? Are you just recycling content ?

🇬🇹 A guy proposed in Guatemala with Volcán de Fuego standing in the background, and right as he got down on one knee, it erupted like it was part of the plan. Hardest engagement backdrop of all time.

@ImDenixSol 🇭🇳 🇧🇷

SOLANA en LATAM Si hablas español comenta tu bandera !!!

@Atitty Lmao it’s funny how our small brain can take over too

Isn't it crazy how a tiny sperm can turn into an unprofitable trader

Visualizing a Black Hole Because the force of gravity near its boundary (the event horizon) is so strong that it bends the trajectory of light, we can see not only the foreground portion of the accretion disk but also the portion that would otherwise be hidden from us by the black hole.

@AndyCollectz 100% I was able to hit the first time bc of the raffle

There was no mention of a raffle entry this time so they may revert back to the free for all at drop time. I’ve seen mixed reviews from people on here for how Bandai should go about drops. Do you prefer raffle entries or free for all at drop time?

🌀Sagittarius A*. It's been 4 years since the first image of the black hole at the center of our galaxy was taken. 📹: @ehtelescope

@AlexFinn Okay doing this after dinner! Let’s see how it runs with my openclaw

It's official. Claude Code just released /goal The single most underrated AI feature of 2026 Now Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes agent has it It allows your agent to complete long running tasks, sometimes for days EVERYONE should be immediately running this prompt: 'Based on what you know about me, my goals, ambitions, and what we've built together already, what are the 3 /goals we can run right now that would run for long time periods and produce the best results?' Choose one, then ask for it to build you a prompt You should get a few options for super powerful goal prompts that will have your agent of choice complete long running tasks that will deliver your mind blowing results Carve out 15 minutes tonight to do this. Thank me later.

@mikadontlouz Agreed

I’ve tested long term relationships and I've tasted situationships I recommend starting a business and becoming unreasonably wealthy

Astronomical Satellite Image of Aurora Burealis surrounding Saturn's Northern Pole Credit: NASA

For the first time ever, JWST has detected auroras on Neptune. After more than 30 years of eluding detection from Earth, Neptune’s faint polar glow has finally been caught by the James Webb Space Telescope.In observations made in June 2023, JWST’s near-infrared camera picked up clear signatures of trihydrogen cations (H₃⁺) — molecules that form when energetic particles from the Sun slam into the planet’s upper atmosphere and light it up. The international team, led by Henrik Melin at the University of Leicester, made the breakthrough discovery.Voyager 2 gave us the first hints of Neptune’s auroras during its 1989 flyby, but no telescope had been able to confirm them since. Now we understand why: Neptune’s upper atmosphere has dramatically cooled — by several hundred degrees — over the last three decades. As a result, the auroral emission has faded to just 1% of its 1989 brightness.A distant ice giant quietly dimming its lights… until JWST’s powerful infrared eyes finally revealed the ghostly glow once again.This detection not only confirms Neptune’s auroras but also gives us a rare window into how the planet’s atmosphere is changing over time. Another beautiful example of how JWST is rewriting our understanding of the outer solar system

@blknoiz06 Clean spark! All it needs is one deal and boom!

In a response to this tweet you will shill me your favorite best AI stock that you are MAX convicted in Minimum 2x upside. Max 3 sentences on the thesis

Butterfly Nebula NGC 6302 by Hubble.

oh fuck not again

Incredible timelapse of an active region on the Sun captured with a 152mm H-alpha solar telescope. 📽: simon2940/ig

Don’t let anyone dull your shine 💫 The heart of galaxy M77 nearly outshines the galaxy itself in this mid-infrared Webb image. Gas rapidly orbits the central black hole, heating up, and radiating light. esawebb.org/images/potm260…

25 brightest stars in the night sky ✨ Which one is your favourite?