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Mohsin Javed #Geography🗺🌏

Mohsin Javed #Geography🗺🌏

@lordyburd

Interesting info on #Geography 🏔#History🏛 and #Pakistan🇵🇰. I am a Part-time gardener, aerospace ✈️engineering graduate and Chinese Speaker.

Lahore, Pakistan Katılım Ocak 2015
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Sadhguru@SadhguruJV·
Transformation means your way of being is not determined by people's opinions or presence. #SadhguruWisdom
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Nasim Naina@nasi15571·
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This slide shows a nematode feeding on a fungi,a flagellate moving through space, and bacteria drifting all over. All of this is happening in a 1/2500th of a drop of compost tea yet it contains an entire ecosystem capable of restoring soil health. 📹 @soilfoodwebscho #Savesoil
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Maaria Waseem@maaria_waseem·
Malot temple complex is a temple-fortress located in Chakwal District #punjab built in the 10th century AD and has the synthesis of Kashmiri and Greek architecture.
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Skardu, Pakistan, with the majestic Masherbrum in full view
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Salman Rashid
Salman Rashid@odysseuslahori·
Life does not have a sequel. Live it well and fully. Here and Now.
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@odysseuslahori He'll be seen as the great Disruptor, the one who (without realising it) took down the entire Post-WW2 global order. The historian of civilizations, Oswald Spengler, called such people "Caesars" because they reliably show up in the lifecycle of every Empire/Civilization.
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Salman Rashid@odysseuslahori·
How will the world look at Trump in, say, fifty years' time?
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Human history is long, really really long. If this cave art in Indonesia is 60,000 yrs old, then some undiscovered cave in Pakistan could be older. Because humans migrated out of Africa and passed through here on going east. @odysseuslahori [📹 interstellar_isabellar][Insta]
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@odysseuslahori You certainly have lived life differently from the flock of sheep that's most of our population. It's inspiring to me, and many many others. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
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Salman Rashid@odysseuslahori·
When I die - though there are no such immediate plans - I hope people know that I lived life differently. I didn't join the crowd, the rat race. I had never known until I was 31 where I wanted to go, but I think I arrived where I should have been.
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
NASA has officially confirmed the return of humans to the Moon. Artemis II, the first crewed mission to venture beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972, is now set to launch on February 6, 2026. This 10-day flight will send four astronauts on a journey around the Moon, serving as a vital rehearsal for future lunar landings. The crew consists of NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman (commander), Victor Glover (pilot), and Christina Koch (mission specialist), together with Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen. Koch will make history as the first woman to travel beyond low Earth orbit, while Hansen will become the first Canadian to participate in a lunar mission. Although Artemis II will not include a landing, it will rigorously test NASA’s Orion spacecraft and deep-space exploration systems in real conditions. After launching from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the crew will complete an initial orbit around Earth to check life-support and other critical systems. They will then perform a trans-lunar injection burn, using the Moon’s gravity to swing around its far side in a classic figure-eight trajectory. The mission will take the astronauts more than 230,000 miles from Earth at their farthest point, following a free-return path that allows them to coast back to Earth without additional engine burns. The flight concludes with a high-velocity atmospheric reentry and Pacific Ocean splashdown. No humans have traveled this far from Earth in more than 50 years—the previous record was set by Apollo 17 in December 1972. Artemis II paves the way for Artemis III, targeted for 2027, which aims to achieve the first crewed Moon landing of the 21st century.
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Salman Rashid@odysseuslahori·
Lohri yesterday. We had a bonfire.
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Salman Rashid@odysseuslahori·
Got an email from a young person. Had their DNA done. 100% Indian even though the family maintains a tree connecting them with Bukhari Syeds. Wants my advice on going on ahead. I will not divulge name, gender or anything else.
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Haroun Rashid@HarounRashid2·
#AitchisonCollege Lahore. The entire student body, faculty and custodian staff of the college! 1894
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
«SattarBuksh»
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