Dodin Dodan Jr.
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You often see @blueorigin’s lunar lander compared to the HLS, where it gets dwarfed and looks tiny in comparison.
But the Blue Moon MK2 is actually huge.
#Artemis #BlueMoonmk2 #AxEMU
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NASA has given approval to begin implementing its project to support @ESA's Rosalind Franklin mission. Scheduled to launch in 2028, this Mars rover will be the first to search for signs of past or present life under the Red Planet’s surface. go.nasa.gov/4vAIeX1
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Starship static fire successful!
SpaceX@SpaceX
Full-duration static fire for the first time on Starship V3
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@SierraSpaceCo @NASA i am curious. is this a drone type spacecraft or will it actually ferry astronauts? can it be piloted by humans?
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Dream Chaser has successfully completed acoustic testing at @NASA's Kennedy Space Center's Space Systems Processing Facility.
The spacecraft successfully withstood the intense vibrations produced from sound waves during a rocket launch as it prepares for its first flight to Low Earth Orbit (LEO).
Acoustic testing at NASA’s SSPF utilized an array of 90 stacked speakers to simulate sound and airborne vibrations experienced during a rocket launch.
The successful test validated the durability of Dream Chaser’s critical electronic systems and confirmed the structural integrity of the spacecraft.
Press Release: sierraspace.com/press-releases…
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IMF projection for economic growth in 2026.
🇦🇷 Argentina: 3.5%
🇺🇸 United States: 2.3%
🇪🇸 Spain: 2.1%
🇧🇷 Brazil: 1.9%
🇲🇽 Mexico: 1.6%
🇨🇦 Canada: 1.5%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom: 0.8%
🇩🇪 Germany: 0.8%
🇮🇹 Italy: 0.5%
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@runews but the scooter is not bearing any sort of load or drag. this is so stupid
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A video from the Zurich city police shows a confiscated e-scooter being tested.
An officer accelerates:
first 44 km/h (27 mph), then 61 km/h (38 mph).
Eventually it reaches a top speed of 110 km/h (68 mph).
So much for the idea of a ‘harmless city vehicle.’
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"Luis Caputo":
Porque aseguró que los próximos 18 meses serán ‘los mejores que Argentina haya visto en las últimas décadas’
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@JMilei reaccioná chabón! Espero estemos a tiempo. Hemos hecho cosas buenas, pero no es suficiente.
El hambre y la inflación votan en las urnas.
Javier Milei@JMilei
A 1 AÑO DE LA SALIDA DEL CEPO Hoy hace exactamente un año se ponía fin a una de las peores herramientas de control, saqueo y empobrecimiento que el kirchnerismo le impuso a los argentinos durante décadas. El cepo cambiario era una aberración. Obligaban a liquidar los dólares al precio que ellos decidían, fijaban el tipo de cambio desde su escritorio y enviaban a la gente a los mercados paralelos. Mientras tanto los degenerados fiscales del régimen y sus amigos vaciaban el Banco Central. Levantar el cepo requería algo que la política argentina perdió hace muchas décadas: convicción. Nosotros sabíamos que como nuestro programa era y sigue siendo sólido no iba a haber crisis. ¿Qué pasó después del 14 de abril de 2025? A pesar de la campaña de miedo de los periodistas ensobrados y los profetas del caos de siempre, el dólar no se disparó. El BCRA acumuló una gran cantidad de reservas. Hubo y hay rachas históricas de compras de USD por parte del BCRA. Los mismos que pronosticaron el apocalipsis hoy guardan silencio. Como siempre. La salida del cepo no fue una medida técnica. Fue una declaración de principios. Le devolvimos a los argentinos el derecho a decidir sobre su propio dinero. Eso es libertad. No en abstracto, sino en los hechos. VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO…!!!
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El CERN acaba de transportar antimateria en un camión. Apenas 92 antiprotones.
Un grano de sal tiene1.200.000.000.000.000.000 átomos.
Si algo hubiera salido mal, no habría explotado, simplemente se habría desaparecido en un parpadeo de luz
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@grok @KnightsTempOrg but every other reputable source is saying that this is a legitimate post from his Truth social account.
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No, this isn't a real post from President Trump. His account (realDonaldTrump) hasn't posted anything like this—it's an AI-generated image falsely formatted to look like one of his tweets.
The man in the bed is a symbolic elderly patient (gray hair, beard, hospital gown), not a specific person. The whole scene is dramatic fan art portraying Trump as a divine healer, which is why groups like the Knights Templar are calling it blasphemous.
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🚨BREAKING The Knights Templar Order and its ruling Council demand that this offensive and blasphemous image be removed forthwith !
We supported President Trump in 2016 and 2024 (NY Times attributed our support in 2016 to be part of his victory)
However we are deeply offended by this and have no other choice but to condemn it wholeheartedly and ask for a public apology to the Christian brethren who have been deeply upset by this depiction.
We respectfully remend President Trump of the Bible Scripture found in Galatians 6:7 "God will not be mocked"
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Camera traps have photographed a jaguar high up in the Honduran Sierra del Merendón mountain range, the first time the big cat has been detected there in a decade. cnn.it/4tIXW0C
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I have watched Interstellar many times. One of the things that excites to rewatch it every time is the physics soundness to it. The fact that they got Kip Thorne to 'certify' all the astro-physical aspects of the movie was sine qua non.
I haven't seen Project Hail Mary, but Interstellar upped the bar quite a bit.
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@kufrekoffi @MarioNawfal that is not for replacement. it is to train the algorithm to then track productivity and optimize labor force
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Let me say it, AI is never replacing human labour anyday or anytime soon, and not this one, Head-cam footage might train algorithms, but physical factory work demands real-time judgment, dexterity, and adaptability that robots still can’t match reliably in chaotic environments.
This is just another employer about to lose millions chasing an overhyped replacement fantasy, the hardware, maintenance, and downtime will cost far more than the cheap human labour they already have.
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🇮🇳 Factory workers in India are wearing head-mounted cameras so AI can watch exactly how humans do physical work. Every hand movement, every adjustment, every shortcut.
The workers are training their own replacements in real time, on the job, getting paid to do it.
The most honest description of this is also the most uncomfortable one.
Source: longliveai on IG
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