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NASA archive left and new disclosure right.

Has anyone compared these images to the original nasa archives ? The cover-up is worse than the crime ...

@alt_w_v_g Always the classic, the others are just terrible

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@Simi_2210_ 400

This is for Algebra specialists 0.00002% will win

@Arden_2210 7

Answer is not "6" Then what is the answer?? Difficulty, "Hard"

This is powerful and just confirms what we see from the media.

@Defensofidei I don't think he'll exists as this fire and brimstone environment. I think hell is the absence of god, where you are completely removed from his spirit.

Do you really believe in truth about Heaven or Hell?

@Defensofidei @UcheMaryOkoli @Vitus_osst John 20:17 is an interesting statement by Jesus. Do not touch me for I have not yet ascended. This implies that right after the resurrection his new body was still forming?

Understanding the Nature of Jesus' Resurrected Body✝️ In exploring the nature of Jesus Christ's resurrected body, it's essential to clarify some common misconceptions. After His resurrection, Jesus was not a mere ghost; He possessed a living body that was both tangible and visible. Jesus rose in a glorified human body essentially the same body that was crucified, yet transformed into a new, incorruptible form. This is evident as He retained the wounds from His crucifixion (John 20:27), was able to be touched, and even shared meals with His disciples (Luke 24:42-43). These details emphasize the continuity of His resurrection; it was not merely symbolic or a different body altogether. At the same time, His resurrected body exhibited remarkable transformations. It was no longer subject to ordinary physical limitations; He could appear in locked rooms (John 20:19) and was not always immediately recognized. Moreover, He had the ability to manifest or withdraw at will. This aligns with Paul the Apostle’s description of a “spiritual body” in 1 Corinthians 15 not immaterial, but fully perfected and governed by the soul. Theologically, Jesus’ resurrected body serves as a prototype for the bodies promised to the faithful real, physical, and personal, yet glorified with qualities of immortality, impassibility, and glory. For more insights on catholic teachings, feel free to follow along! 👌

@Defensofidei Islam IS a religion of peace ✌️ Once everyone is converted and all non-believers are eliminated

Is Islam truly a religion of peace, as its name suggests, or is it the actions of some followers that paint a different picture? Share your thoughts 👇👇

@Defensofidei @UcheMaryOkoli Looking forward to your posts. I have many questions 🤔

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@Astrophysicslad It was called Star Trek the motion picture.

Has no one in Hollywood ever explored a movie about the Voyager spacecraft, where an alien civilization discovers the Golden Record, deciphers its messages, and follows it back to Earth to make contact with humanity? That would be absolutely incredible to watch.

@Hot_Pepper76 It's definitely worth going back and watching. Even after all these years I still remember that scene

I never watched a single episode of this when it aired from 1978 to 1983. Now I’m seeing clips like this and wondering what I missed. Might be time to finally give it a shot. Did you watch Taxi?

@LauraLoomer 🤦‍♂️

Uh, what?

@konstructivizm I feel like I've seen this before, can't quite put my finger on it ...

Honda has completed a jump with its vertical takeoff and landing prototype.

@WXWatcher07 Two months of pain for 10 months of sunshine ☀️

Temperatures will be gradually rising heading towards the weekend with spring and even summer-like weather expected between the weekend and early next week. For the Lisbon area, the usual situation will develop. Cooler air further west with highs ranging from the 17-19°C from Peniche to Cascais to as much as 24-26°C in the city of Lisbon. Temperatures could reach 30°C inland.

@LeahRebeccaUK Roght

Left or right? 🤔😎🖖

@SunWeatherMan I'm certain that the push by a small group for a moon base, mars, along with data centers in space is because they know what is coming.

I am part of a working group attempting to determine how far we will make it technologically by the time the magnetic pole shift occurs. I walked in thinking it will be similar to today. Everyone disagreed and proved me wrong. Let me put it this way… Preparing now is best… but if you need to stack paper, a wife, and get some shit together YOU HAVE TIME BEFORE ITS TOO LATE

@MarioNawfal That sounds like a lot of hyperbole. I'm going to try to looks like a normal cyclical cycle of used car prices.

🇺🇸 Used car prices are skyrocketing again. Wholesale values just jumped +4.2% in March to $20,102, the highest since mid-2023. Up +5.7% YoY, the biggest surge since the 2020 pandemic spike. EVs up +8%, non-EVs +6%. Now 48% higher than pre-pandemic 2019 levels. Inflation isn't dead... It's hiding in your driveway. Source: @KobeissiLetter

@AJamesMcCarthy Absolutely beautiful. It looks like a painting.

@alt_w_v_g Term of the day Capex misallocation ❤️

Let me get this straight Yesterday Anthropic announced a new AI model that autonomously found a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD In under a day For under $20,000 It also found a 16-year-old bug in video software that had survived 5 million automated tests and every human reviewer who ever looked at the code It chained together 4 vulnerabilities to escape a web browser sandbox It solved a corporate network attack simulation that would have taken a human expert over 10 hours By itself With no human involvement after the initial prompt Meanwhile I have to fill out a form on a government website that doesn't fit my browser window The submit button is cut off The error message says "please try again later" It's been saying that since Tuesday The federal government spends over $100 billion a year on IT 80% of that goes to maintaining legacy systems That's $80 billion a year To keep systems running that were built when Nixon was president The IRS still uses a system written in COBOL from the 1960s It won't be fully replaced until 2030 At which point it will be 60 years old The Treasury's taxpayer system is 51 years old HHS runs a patient system that is 50 years old The Department of Education runs student information on a 46-year-old platform These aren't obscure backroom tools These process the money, the healthcare, and the education of 330 million people On code written before the internet existed Let me run the math $80 billion a year For 10 years That's $800 billion Spent maintaining technology from an era when the most advanced computer in America had less processing power than a modern thermostat For the same price Anthropic's new AI model could run 40 million individual security assessments Each one capable of finding decades-old vulnerabilities in a day 40 million And the government can't build a webpage that fits on a laptop screen In private equity we have a term for this It's called "capex misallocation" When you spend enormous sums maintaining obsolete infrastructure instead of replacing it It shows up on the balance sheet as an asset But it functions as a liability It drags down productivity It creates security risk It compounds every year And eventually it becomes so expensive to replace that you just keep paying to maintain it Forever Which is exactly where the federal government is A $100 billion annual IT budget 80% allocated to keeping the lights on 20% for everything new No private company would survive running its infrastructure this way But the government doesn't have to survive It just has to keep collecting taxes And those taxes are processed on a 60-year-old COBOL system That still can't handle a form that fits in my browser window Make common sense common again Plz fix. Thx. Sent from my iPhone