Gray_Jay

#sproto experiment number one. 0x476e5cb11a890f942926d5ec32db73af37717bc2. #HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu

@BradleyMor53684 @RupertMyers Chuck a rock up in the air and stand underneath it. @HPOS10Ireturns

@RupertMyers How did it travel that far without the right amount of fuel

What an incredible video of the Artemis II crew capsule coming down to earth at incredible speed

@MyLordBebo @HPOS10Ireturns approved 👍👑😎

🇩🇪 German special forces dressed in medieval chainmail deployed to subways with sticks! Is knife crime really so bad that we’re returning to medieval sword and stick battles?

@TheMandyGall The voice of the world. Well said that Irish man. 👑😎

Lesson time with Gavin Pepper 🇮🇪💥

@Mick_O_Keeffe Now that's how you make an entrance. Very sexy stuff. Go Dublin. @HPOS10Ireturns stuff. 👍😎👑

The Fuel Protest arriving in Dublin 🇮🇪

@thegabriel72 The best part of the internet 👍

This is what we mean when we call people "influencers"

@ejykmykel1 They should get a fine for littering. 😎

Just watch it. You need to watch it. All of it. 5 full minutes because it will melt your brain.

@elonmusk Whatcha talkin about Louis. Can't trust nothink. The truth is #harrypotterobamasonic10inu

Can’t trust WhatsApp

What's that dog to speech app? Me and my mates dog are gonna have some fun 🤣🤣🤣😎👍🙏 #harrypotterobamasonic10inu #dogs

@DesireeAmerica4 Good f'ing luck. Hahaha.😎🤣

This is why customer service is completely dead. ​A guy just wants $40 on Pump 12. Instead, he gets held hostage by a frontline meltdown. The cashier screams for "Kesha," throws herself on the floor, and acts like she's fighting a war instead of ringing up gas. ​The customer is so exhausted he literally offers to buy a Red Bull just to get her to do her job. When did we start tolerating this level of unhinged behavior in public? ​If you can't handle a cash register without throwing a toddler tantrum, you shouldn't be behind the counter.

@NASA #harrypotterobamasonic10inu

@NASA What's your point. Some dude with a telescope and camera can see that. From fucking earth. In the same detail. Put your x account down and walk away. 😎😒😮👍🙏

It's not just a phase 🌕 Artemis II astronauts captured these views of the Moon as the Orion spacecraft flew around the far side of the Moon on April 6, 2026.

@Rainmaker1973 That's a $500 fine for littering In the great USA. ✌️🤣

Astronaut Charles Duke left a photo of his family on the moon during a trip there in 1972

@NASA @betchesluvthis Engage/shrek.overview.moonblackout. exe. 😎

@betchesluvthis Lock in. We're just getting started.

me seeing new photos everyday from the Artemis 2 voyage

@nypost Piss off 😮

Crazed homeless man accused of slaughtering Iryna Zarutska on train found incompetent to stand trial trib.al/GsJMZC8

@Rainmaker1973 Dumb and dumber. Enjoy 😎 #harrypotterobamasonic10inu

Both societies exist simultaneously. really incredible to think about

Just overheard my neighbour say "Peppa pigs up the duff" . I don't know what's happening anymore. #harrypotterobamasonic10inu

@WhiteHouse @NASA Take your finger off the lens. ✌️😎 Hpos10inu

EARTHSET. April 6, 2026. Humanity, from the other side. First photo from the far side of the Moon. Captured from Orion as Earth dips beyond the lunar horizon. Photo: NASA

@disclosetv Look, it's a sausage. 🤣😎 #harrypotterobamasonic10inu

JUST IN - The first photo of the far side of the moon.

@_MG_ My red heart dragon, flies in, stomps your heart dead, your heart too strong, double Uno, dragon wars. Pick a movie.🤣😎

“Ghost Murmur” is wild. The CIA seems to imply they can detect magnetic signals from a beating heart at 40 miles range. All I can do is imagine all the other applications… many things that thought they were hiding may no longer be! So what I can glean from the article: they imply they are able to detect the magnetic signals (H-field) of a heart beat from 40 miles away. That’s something normal only doable across a few meters before the signal falls below the noise floor. Reading between the lines, it seems like they are probably using a distributed array of sensors, sensor fusion (h-field, e-field, motion, thermal, etc), and then add AI to infer the below-floor signal. H-field typically drops off very rapidly as it travels from the source, where E-field (typical RF energy) is what propagates very far. It’s a bit hard to imagine that even an array of sensors, sensor fusion, and signal inference is enough to pick up H-field at 40 miles without there also being some sort of physics breakthrough as well. Even in a barren desert that has the lowest noise floor you can find. But either way, the implications seem fun to consider. SCIFs rarely shield H-field emissions. Can their emissions now be picked up at significant range? Same for air-gapped systems. Did data exfil just get a lot easier? H-field propagates through all kinds of material, including dense earth. Do previously unknown underground facilities suddenly glow? All kinds of electronics that are viewed as passive because they do not transmit RF might be much easier to detect by simply being powered on. Maybe even passive detection of drones and aircraft? I have so many questions and so many ideas.

@dogeofficialceo Nothing in fort Knox other than #harrypotterobamasonic10inu

Did they ever end up auditing Fort Knox?